Architecture Level 6 Partial 3

Choose the correct definition:

Scale

• to represent something in a certain way

• an area within an architectural plan, such as a room

• to conceive of and render plans for something

• a method of expressing relationships between dimensions or quantities

Choose the correct definition:

Fraction

• numerical representation of a part of a whole

• an area within an architectural plan, such as a room

• to conceive of and render plans for something

• a method of expressing relationships between dimensions or quantities

Choose the correct definition:

-hundredth

• numerical representation of a part of a whole

• an area within an architectural plan, such as a room

• one of one hundred equal parts of a whole

• a method of expressing relationships between dimensions or quantities

Choose the correct definition:

design

• numerical representation of a part of a whole

• to conceive of and render plans for something

• one of one hundred equal parts of a whole

• a relationship between two quantities

Choose the correct definition:

to express

• to represent something in a certain way

• to conceive of and render plans for something

• one of one hundred equal parts of a whole

• a relationship between two quantities

For the client renderings, we reduced the size by fifty _________

• percent

• hundred

• types

• proportion

The student's drawing was very out of

• percent

• hundred

• types

• proportion

The architect drew the plans using a one _________ scale.

• percent

• -hundredth

• types

• proportion

Sketches: Complete the questions - Why does the architect draw conceptual sketches?

• to highlight the design components of the space

• to provide a reference to the existing building

• to get a general idea of what the space will be like

• to explore the new design in greater detail

Sketches: Complete the questions - Why does the architect draw conceptual sketches?

• to highlight the design components of the space

• to provide a reference to the existing building

• to get a general idea of what the space will be like

• to explore the new design in greater detail