Professional Planning Team in Foodservice Design
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What is one of the initial activities architects often perform to showcase building designs?

  • Create detailed cost estimates
  • Make small models of buildings (correct)
  • Draft legal contracts for construction
  • Construct full-size buildings
  • Which of the following is NOT part of the expected output for site planning by architects?

  • Final construction schedule (correct)
  • Parking areas layout
  • Lighting design
  • Traffic orientation
  • What role does the professional planning and development team (PPDT) typically play in a construction project?

  • Preparing design concepts and specifications (correct)
  • Conducting site visits after completion
  • Managing financial transactions
  • Overseeing daily construction work
  • In site planning, what does ingress and egress refer to?

    <p>Entrance and exit locations</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What principle should the PPDT consider in all aspects of their project planning?

    <p>Total Quality Management (TQM)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is primarily responsible for commissioning the architect and consultant in a project?

    <p>Business Owner</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the role of the Independent Consultant/Professional in the planning team?

    <p>Providing expert advice for foodservice facilities</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Business Owner?

    <p>Designing all aspects of lodging operations</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is expected from the Consultant/Professional regarding space requirements?

    <p>Determining adequate space for operations</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which viewpoint is not part of the Professional Planning and Development Team?

    <p>Business Analyst</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The responsibilities of the Professional Architect include which of the following?

    <p>Designing buildings and preparing plans for builders</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the context of lodging and food service projects, a feasibility study is typically conducted by whom?

    <p>The Business Owner</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of knowledge is expected from the Consultant/Professional?

    <p>General knowledge of architecture and interior design</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of lodging facility is characterized as having all suite configurations and is typically associated with convention centers?

    <p>All Suites Hotels</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of lodging is most likely to offer entertainment components, such as casinos?

    <p>Casino Hotels</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What best describes the room configuration of a boutique hotel?

    <p>Unique and creatively designed</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of lodging facility focuses primarily on a budget-conscientious clientele?

    <p>Economy Hotels</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of lodging typically offers services related to health care, such as assisted living centers?

    <p>Health Care Affiliated Inns</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a key characteristic of a cruise ship as a lodging facility?

    <p>Traveling lodging with amenities on board</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the context of lodging facilities, what best characterizes 'destination resorts'?

    <p>Designed to attract visitors for recreation and leisure activities</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What kind of lodging facility is defined as offering shared dormitory-style accommodations for young travelers?

    <p>Youth Hostels</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Professional Planning Team & Preliminary Design Information

    • The professional planning team (PPDT) is responsible for the design concept of facilities, including drawings and specifications.
    • PPDT members use their knowledge and experience to create detailed plans for lodging and food service projects.
    • The team typically comprises three viewpoints: the owner, an independent consultant/professional, and an architect.

    Topic Learning Outcomes

    • Determine the members of the professional planning and development team.
    • Understand the responsibilities and nature of work of each team member.
    • Describe the functional requirements of lodging and foodservice projects.
    • Apply design criteria to lodging and foodservice facilities.

    Who Are Commissioned to Be Members of the Planning and Development Team?

    • A professional planning and development team (PPDT) is common, especially for large lodging and food service projects.
    • The team works cooperatively to create the final plan.
    • The team generally includes an owner, a lodging/food service consultant, and a designer/builder.

    The Professional Planning and Development Team

    • Large lodging and food service projects typically involve a team of professionals working together to develop the final plans.
    • The team includes the owner, a lodging/food service consultant, and the designer/builder.
    • Each member contributes a specific viewpoint to the planning process.

    Business Owner

    • The owner commissions the architect and consultant.
    • The owner is responsible for the concept, restrictions, feasibility study, planning team, and contracts.
    • The owner develops basic concepts for lodging or food service operations.
    • They ensure compliance with legal and regulatory restrictions.
    • The owner verifies and approves plans and materials submitted by the team members.

    Consultant/Professional

    • Consultants provide professional advice for food service facilities and operations.
    • They have general knowledge of architecture, engineering, interior design, and current trends.
    • The consultant designs all room aspects in relation to the overall lodging system.
    • They develop menus and create a desired atmosphere.
    • The consultant determines space requirements for all lodging/food service functions.
    • They specify furnishings, equipment, supplies for safety and sanitation purposes needed for the preparation of the project bid.

    Professional Architect

    • Architects design buildings and create plans for builders.
    • Architects often create models to illustrate the building.
    • Architects create site plans, traffic patterns, and parking/service areas.
    • They also establish building shape/configuration, ventilation, plumbing, and water systems.
    • Cost estimates are calculated and blueprints are created for these facilities.
    • Site planning includes building orientation (front/back), traffic patterns, parking/service areas, ingress/egress locations.
    • Topographical features (trees, rocks, water) are considered to maintain existing features.
    • Construction materials and methods are determined to build facilities.

    Preliminary Design Information

    • The professional planning and development team (PPDT) prepares the design concept for physical facilities, including drawings and specifications.
    • Members pool their knowledge and experience to create detailed plans.
    • PPDT members consider progressive total quality management (TQM) principles during plan development.

    Defining The Size And Style of A Lodging Facility

    • Essential characteristics to define the size and style of a lodging facility are price, location, room configuration, and purpose.
    • Specific examples of lodging facilities include luxury, boutique, upscale commercial, mid-scale commercial, budget/economy, and other types, with detailed breakdowns of the properties of each.

    Standard Requirements For Accreditation In The Philippines

    • National Accommodation Standards for resort accreditation are controlled by the Department of Tourism.
    • Details are given on resort requirements for possible accreditation.

    Explanatory Notes- Introducing The Five-Star Grading System

    • There are five levels of accommodation standards (1 to 5 stars) for hotels, resorts, and apartment hotels.
    • Achieving higher stars requires progressively higher service quality, facility conditions, and environmental management.
    • A total of 1000 points is the maximum possible that can be achieved for hotels, resorts, and apartment hotels.

    Characteristics and Classifications of Food Service Operations

    • Commercial food service includes stand-alone restaurants, and food service within lodging properties.
    • Institutional catering covers items such as college cafeterias, hospital cafeterias, or prison cafeterias.

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    This quiz focuses on the roles and responsibilities of the professional planning and development team (PPDT) involved in lodging and foodservice projects. It covers the team composition, the functional requirements of projects, and the application of design criteria. Test your understanding of the key aspects of facility design concepts.

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