ID - Review - 2/5/21

In which design phase do designers get a clear vision of the client's design problem, current situation, and future needs?

• contract administration

• design development

• move-in and post-occupancy

• programming

Which human factor includes spatial considerations for areas with groups of people and how they communicate and relate to each other?

• anthropometrics

• ergonomics

• Maslow's Hierarchy

• proxemics

Having basic needs met, designing comfortable furniture, and studying the basic space requirements of individuals refer to which design factor?

• environmental

• global

• human

• social

Morgan is conducting pre-design activities. These would include:

• analyzing anthropometrics.

• identifying the client problem and scope.

• identifying consumer trends and fads.

• understanding Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.

Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) standards guide interior designers and contractors through education and certification in which environmental factor?

• distribution

• innovation

• sourcing

• sustainability

Which factor is used when developing furniture styles to fit human body proportions?

• anthropometrics

• ergonomics

• Maslow's Hierarchy

• proxemics

A client from the Middle East requests the use of carpets and rugs in his/her home so he/she may walk barefoot, a common practice in the Middle East. This is an example of which influence on design?

• culture

• psychological effects

• social norms

• trends and styles

In the programming phase of the design process, information gathering includes:

• identifying the contract scope

• identifying the lifestyle of the client

• identifying problems

• identifying channels of distributions

Gathering measurements of a space height, width, and depth along with window, door, and outlet placement. Which element of the programming phase is this?

• analyze data

• discovery

• inventory

• summarize

Assessing the environment includes obtaining or drawing floor plans, inventorying FF&E, and:

• creating bubble diagrams

• taking field measurements

• drawing matrices

• developing summaries