Level 2 DEC! Revision

What does BIM stand for?

• Building Information Management

• Business Information Modelling

• Basic Information Model

• Building Integration Method

At which level of BIM do teams work in a shared 3D model with good collaboration?

• Level 1

• Level 2

• Level 3

• Level 4

What is the minimum level of BIM required by the UK government for all construction?

• Level 1

• Level 2

• Level 3

• Level 4

What is one of the main uses of BIM in the architectural and construction sectors?

• To create 2D drawings

• To support the plan, design, construction, and operation of buildings

• To replace architects

• To eliminate the need for collaboration

Put the following stages of in order

• Planning application is submitted

• Architect is hired

• Surveys are completed

• Design is producted

• Architects agreement is produced

Which act, requires all new built buildings to have accessible access for those with disabilities

• The Equality Act, 2010

• The health and Safety at Work Act, 1974

• The Disability Discrimination Act

• The Construction, Design and Management Act

Match the job title to the job description

• Produces the design of the building

• Architect

• Checks the design is structurally sound

• Engineer

• Oversees the project from start to finish

• Construction Worker

• Produces info about the site

• Project Manager

• Executes the construction tasks on site

• Surveyor

BREEAM stands for Building​ (a)   Establishment​ (b)   ​ (c)   Method

• Research
• Environmental
• Assessment

BREEAM assesses a buildings what?

(a)  

Identify all the sustainable features of a building

Groups:

(a) Sustainable

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(b) Not Sustainable

• Inefficient ordering

• Lack of recycling

• Rainwater Harvesting

• Green Roof

• Energy-efficient Appliances
• Incandescent Light Bulbs
• Solar Panels
• No green spaces

• Native Plant Landscaping
• LED Lights

• Non-renewable energy