Project Information- BTEC U2 Civils

What are constraints in the context of building design?

• Guidelines for aesthetic appeal

• Things that limit what can be done

• Suggestions from the construction team

• Requirements of the building users

Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of constraint in building design?

• Environmental constraints

• Social constraints

• Technological constraints

• Economic constraints

What does 'client requirements' refer to in building design?

• The legal regulations that must be followed

• The limitations imposed by the building site

• What the client wants from the project

• The environmental impact of the construction

Which of the following is an example of client requirements?

• Site constraints

• Security requirements for the building and client operations

• Statutory constraints

• Economic constraints

What are site constraints in the context of building design?

• Limitations on the design related to the features of the site where the building is to be constructed

• Limitations on the design that protect public safety and the natural environment

• Regulations for the minimum size of buildings

• Guidelines for interior design of a building

Which of the following is an example of a site constraint?

• Planning consent

• Ground contamination

• Local plan requirements

• Protection of green belt land

What are planning constraints in building design?

• Limitations on the design related to the features of the site where the building is to be constructed

• Limitations on the design that protect public safety and the natural environment

• Guidelines for the maximum height of buildings

• Rules for the selection of construction materials

Which of the following is an example of a planning constraint?

• Existing underground services

• Trees and rights of way

• Design sympathetic to local environment

• Neighbouring structures and the need for temporary and permanent support

What are statutory constraints in the context of building design?

• Guidelines for aesthetic appeal of buildings

• Limitations concerned with the laws and regulations the project must conform to

• Recommendations for the use of sustainable materials

• Measures to ensure timely completion of construction projects

Which of the following is an example of a statutory constraint?

• National Planning Policy Framework 2012

• Building Regulations approval

• Environmental Impact Assessments

• Avoidance of air, water and noise pollution