The process of submitting a sealed envelope detailing the price and terms of an offer. The recipient of the offer then selects the competitive bidder that has delivered the lowest price or best terms (Basically an Auction).

An abstract idea, thought, notion, or image that involves an imagery-evoking statement that describes the desired mood or feeling or the client’s interior space.

Visiting the site of a project to gather information.

the process of evaluation buildings in a systematic and rigorous manner after they have been built and occupied for some time

Shows the vertical functions such as elevators and stairways

authorization to construct the building in a specific location - for the client’s project.

A document that outlines the client project-functions, specific need requirements in each space, issues, and current status.

a scale drawing that serves as a guide for the construction

organizational technique that groups together areas

a method that interior designers use for organizing their work, guiding their actions, and finalizing their decisions.

an in-depth fact-finding analysis of the client problem and estimates of product and construction costs to solve the problem

is an idea produced in three dimensions--an original prototype of your product and idea

An elevation drawing that shows a series of multiple walls from different rooms along a consecutive plan; a vertical slice cut through a series of elevations along the entire length or width of a building.

Quick drawing the designer uses to help the client envision floor plans, circulation patterns, three-dimensional spaces, and more.

Vertical representations of walls in the space

The designer adds furniture and equipment to the floor plan to determine whether each room or area needs more or less. This diagram is called a furniture plan. Scale for commercial projects is typically ⅛” = 1’-0”.

A type of concept map that uses ovals and circles to represent rooms and their relationships within the diagram of the building footprint

regulations adopted by a community to govern the construction of buildings; ensures structural integrity and safe evacuation the event of a fire

List of tasks the builder or subcontractor completes - during and after construction - before the final building inspection and client occupation of a space.

Used to communicate to the client proposed color palettes for the designed spaces. A sample board prepared by the designer that contains swatches of interior materials as well as photographs of interior

A ratio of proportion or relative size

A detailed description of the design and materials used to make something.

During this phase, designers identify the problem and understand the scope and sequence.

During this phase, designers identify design problems, conduct research, create matrix, and anticipate future needs.

This phase begins the concept development. Designers create bubble diagrams, space planning and budget projections, and drawings to reflect client needs.

During this phase, the design is refined, floor plans, furniture plans and architectural details are developed.

This phase include: Specification Books, Bidding and Negotiations, Selecting contractors, amongst other things.

The main task of this phase is completing the working drawings to be used for construction purposes.

This phase happens after the design in complete, and construction has started.

During this phase, a punch list must be completed.

At this phase, Interior Designers oversee the moving-in and arrangement of FF&E.

It is during this phase that a project can be considered and evaluated for LEED Certification.

Scheduling and budget considerations start as early as what phase?

The _____ phase includes site research, as well as client approval of other spatial needs assessments the designer has gathered.

Which phase is the earliest in which FF&E (fixtures, furniture and equipment) as well as color schemes are suggested?

During this phase, the designer is refining FF&E, Interior Arch. details, and the budget.

Which Element of Design is utilized the LEAST?

Which Principle of Design is the most evident here?

What Element of Design is most prevalent here?

This interior strongly utilizes _____.

What elements or principles of design are most prevalent here?

What elements or principles of design are most prevalent here?

What elements or principles of design are most prevalent here?

The nature wall creates a _____ and shows _____.

The lighting feature creates a sense of _____.

What elements of design is MOST prevalent here?

What element of design is MOST prevalent here?

What element of design is MOST prevalent here?

What principle of design is MOST prevalent here?

The wood wall uses ___ to create ___.

What principle of design is MOST prevalent here?

What principles of design are MOST prevalent here?

What principles of design are MOST prevalent here?

What principle of design is MOST prevalent here?