CAD Architectural Drafting Design 2 Quiz

What should be included in a Vicinity Map/Location Plan for commercial, industrial, and institutional complexes?

• Existing buildings within and adjoining the lot

• Existing public utilities/services

• Residential buildings within a half-kilometer radius

• Major landmarks or major thoroughfares within a 2.00 kilometer radius

What should be shown in a Site Development Plan for a proposed building/structure?

• Boundaries, orientation, and position in relation to the lot

• Existing public utilities/services

• Existing buildings within and adjoining the lot

• Distances between the proposed and existing buildings

What should be included in a Perspective drawing?

• Bird’s eye view or eye level

• Gridlines and room identification

• Natural ground to finish grade elevations

• Door and window marks

What scale should Floor plans be drawn to?

• Not less than 1:100

• 1:50

• 1:200

• 1:500

How many Elevations should be included in Architectural Plans/Drawings?

• At least four (4)

• At least three (3)

• At least two (2)

• At least six (6)

What should be shown in Sections in Architectural Plans/Drawings?

• Natural ground and finish levels

• Design, location, and finishes of materials

• Gridlines and room identification

• All of the above

What should be included in the Schedule of Doors and Windows?

• Design, location, finishes of materials

• Natural ground and finish levels

• Surface finishes specified for floors, ceiling, walls

• Types, designations/marks, dimensions, materials

What should be shown in the Schedule of Finishes?

• Surface finishes specified for floors, ceiling, walls

• Types, designations/marks, dimensions, materials

• Design, location, finishes of materials

• Natural ground and finish levels

What should be included in the Typical wall/bay sections from ground to roof?

• All types of partitions

• Built-in cabinets, counters, fixed furniture

• Fire escapes/exits

• Stairs, interior and exterior

What should be shown in the Reserved parking for disabled persons?

• Accessible functional areas/comfort rooms

• Accessible entrances, corridors, walkways

• Accessible access symbols and directional signs

• Accessible switches, controls