Design T-Levels

Wellbeing, quality of life, helping the community, and environmental sustainability, are benefits of...

• Good design

• Poor design

• Good aesthetic qualities

• Poor aesthetic qualities

Which Approved Document Building Regulation deals with the conservation of fuel and power?

• Part A

• Part L

• Part P

• Part G

Poor design can...

• Reduce saleability

• Reduce efficiency

• Negatively impact the community

• All of these

Vernacular architecture/ construction means the appearance of a building changes to suit the traditional building style of a particular area...

• True

• False

Which initiative was set up to help reduce carbon emissions and create more sustainable homes?

• CSR

• BIM

• Codes for Sustainable Homes (2006)

• Building Regulations

Land previously used for industrial or commercial purposes is commonly known as a...

• Industrial site

• Greenfield site

• Wasteland

• Brownfield site

Land that has not previously been built on is commonly known as a...

• Greenfield site

• Brownfield site

• Construction site

• Conservation area

Up to 25% of heat loss in homes occurs through which part of the building's envelope?

• The walls

• The roof

• The front door

• The floor

When discussing safety, what does the design acronym ERIC stand for?

• Exterminate, Reduce, Isolate, Control

• Eliminate, Reduce, Isolate, Conserve

• Eliminate, Reduce, Isolate, Control

• Eliminate, Recycle, Isolate, Control

A risk is : anything that could cause damage or harm

A hazard is : the chance, probability or outcome of any hazard

• True

• False