Careers In Architecture Unit 6 Review

What is mean by ethical practice

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  Ethical practice is the code of building services.

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  Ethical practice is the application of ethical behaviors.

• Ethical practice is the code in design blueprints.

• Ethical practice is the syllabus of the architecture program.

Answer explanation

Ethical practice refers to the application of ethical behaviors in professional settings, ensuring integrity and responsibility in actions, which is accurately captured by the correct choice.

What does an architect ensure on the site?

• The client does not come to the site.

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  The contractor is paying workers.

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  Work is done as per the contract.

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  Workers leave and come on time.

Answer explanation

An architect ensures that work is done as per the contract, which includes adhering to design specifications, timelines, and quality standards. This is crucial for the successful completion of the project.

Which of the following would be included in architecture policy making?

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  contractor drawings

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  design blueprints

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  bill of quantities

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  building bylaws

Answer explanation

Building bylaws are regulations that govern construction and design, making them essential in architecture policy making. In contrast, contractor drawings, design blueprints, and bill of quantities are more about execution than policy.

What is the definition of values?

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  an individual's accepted standards of right or wrong

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  an individual’s need for justice and fairness

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  an individual’s relationship with designers

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  an individual’s choice of design needs

Answer explanation

Values are defined as an individual's accepted standards of right or wrong, guiding their behavior and decisions. This choice reflects moral beliefs, distinguishing it from needs for justice or design preferences.

What is accountability in the workplace?

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  being responsible or answerable for an action

• definition of contract of design

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  an individual who always commits to honesty

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  relation between accounts and design

Answer explanation

Accountability in the workplace means being responsible or answerable for an action. It emphasizes the importance of individuals owning their tasks and decisions, which fosters trust and reliability within a team.

What does AIA stand for?

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  American Institute of Aeronautics

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  American Institute of Apparel

• American Institute of Advertising

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  American Institute of Architects

Answer explanation

AIA stands for the American Institute of Architects, which is the correct choice among the options. The other choices refer to different organizations that do not match the AIA acronym.

What is corporate responsibility?

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  an environmental policy created by governing bodies of architecture

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  council of architecture rules and regulations to be followed by architects

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  corporate rules and regulations an employee has to follow in the design field

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  a positive impact an organization makes on society, the environment, and the economy

Answer explanation

Corporate responsibility refers to the positive impact an organization makes on society, the environment, and the economy, emphasizing ethical practices and sustainability.

What are ethical procedures?

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  design decisions for clients

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  upholding of ethical principles

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  dilemmas of the architecture profession

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  proceedings of court rulings

Answer explanation

Ethical procedures refer to the upholding of ethical principles, which guide professionals in making decisions that align with moral standards and responsibilities in their field.

Architects must possess all of the following skills EXCEPT

• Communication Skills

• Design Skills

• Computer Aided Design Skills

• Building Construction Skills

Answer explanation

Architects need strong communication, design, and CAD skills to create and present their ideas. While knowledge of building construction is beneficial, it is not a core skill required for all architects.

How does construction impact soil?

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  Construction increases greenery on a site.

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  Construction activities have no impact on soil.

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  Construction can lead to soil contamination.

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  Construction can lead to soil enhancement.

Answer explanation

Construction can lead to soil contamination due to the use of hazardous materials, heavy machinery, and disruption of the natural soil structure, which can introduce pollutants and degrade soil quality.