ANALYSING THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

Select the correct sequence of a project's life cycle

• Initial, Plan, Monitor and Control, Execute, Close
• Initiate, Plan, Control, Execute
• Initiate, Plan, Execute, Monitor and Control, Close
• None of the above

A legally and enforceable agreement, containing the condition under which the construction of a facility will take place is called

• Tender
• Site document
• Contract
• None of the above

Preliminary studies that are undertaken in the very early stage of a project to determine whether the project is viable and also identify feasible options is called?

• Research studies
• Feasibility studies
• Investigation studies
• None of the above

Which of the following certification schemes is used in identifying and assessing the environmental effects associated with building materials.

• BREEM
• Environmental Profiles Certification Scheme
• Building Renewal Environmental Engineering And Management
• Environmental Product Certification Scheme

In accordance to section 55 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, which of the following categories of work is not classified as development.

• a change in the primary use of a building, where the before and after use falls within the same use class
• mining operations
• structural alterations of a building
• Demolition and rebuilding

A national grant of planning permission which allow certain building works and changes of use to be carried out without having to make a planning application

• Lawful development
• Rightful permitted works
• Locally granted rights
• Permitted development right

Which of the following are Greenhouse gases?

• Oxygen
• Methane
• Helium
• Hydrofluorocarbons

A large-scale drawing that shows the full extent of a site for an existing or proposed development is called

• Site plan
• Ground floor plan
• Layout view
• None of the above

Policies or conditions that affect whether, and how, a property or piece of land can be developed is referred to as

• Planning permissions
• Planning constraints
• Policy framework
• Planning policy

The amount of greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) that are released throughout a production supply chain to produce a material or product is called

• Enclosed Carbon
• Energy Carbon
• Emitted Carbon
• Embodied Carbon