Regulations in Interior Design Quiz

Required for any alterations that affect the framework, size, or safety, of the building.

• Building Permit

• Building Codes

• Uniform Building Code (UBC).

• Zoning Laws

Rules that regulate the quality of building materials and set standards of quality and safety for construction.

• Uniform Building Code (UBC).

• Building Permit

• Building Codes

• Zoning Laws

A private non-profit organization that oversees the development of voluntary consensus standards for products, services, processes, systems, and personnel in the United States.

• CPSC

• LEED: Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design

• American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)

• American National Standards Institute (ANSI)

A license to waive the zoning law

• The distance any part of a building must be from the property line.

• Variance

• Egress

The written authorization from a government agency to construct a building on a specific piece of land.

• Building Codes

• Building Permit

• Uniform Building Code (UBC).

• Variance

Main purpose is to reduce injuries and deaths that are caused by consumer products.

• LEED

• CPSC

• EPA

• ADA

The ability to change an interior to meet accessibility needs without inconvenience or excessive costs.

• Accessibility

• Adaptability

The ability for people with a wide range of disabilities to be able to fully use things such as entryways and reaching for things as needed.

• Accessibility

• Adaptability

LEED stands for...

• Leading Environmental Exemplary Design

• Leadership in Energy and Exemplary Design

• Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design

What are Greenbelts?

• Only single family homes may be built in that area.

• Consists of factories and warehouses

• Parklands and farmlands where no building is permitted.