Schematic Design

Contract Documents

Phase 3

Phase 4

Preparing formally legal binding documents for the construction and installation

Refinement to create final plan

Phase 5

Phase 6

Designers sets a move-in date and schedules furniture and equipment delivery. Designer needs to assess the client's satisfaction

Refinement to create final plan

Residential Design

Townhouse

Condominiums

Single family homes

Condominum

Home designed by an architect and built by a contractor to meet the needs of an individual family

Home is unique

More costly than other homes and often takes longer to build

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Multiple homes of a similar style that are built on a tract of land that becomes a subdivision.

Built in a factory

Built in a factory as boxes/rooms which are shipped to the building site

Wheels may be removed and the home placed on a foundation to meet local codes.

Completely built in a factory or plant and pulled to the lot on wheels

The wheels may be removed and the home placed on a foundation to meet local codes

Both answers are correct

Neither answer is correct

Typically under 400 square feet. Can be on wheels or permanent location

Provide housing for more than one family

Multi-family housing

Tiny house

Have, always, at least one common wall

Boxes are assembled onto a foundation to form a house

Great for people just moving into the housing market

Can be temporary, especially if in an area for a short time, or long term

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Rented single level housing, in a multi-level building that houses many families.

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Building in which the buyer owns individual space and interest in the common areas

Must follow the HOA (Homeowners Association) in regards to the exterior of the unit, all yards, and other common areas

Can make NO changes unless approved by HOA

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Individual houses that share one to two common walls

Has 2 or more stories

Townhouses can be owned or rented

Develop well-planned store layout that maximizes square footage with visual appeal to increase sales

Consists of designing: shopping centers, specialty stores, fitness centers, salons

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Largest interior design specialty

Must think about office work-flow, communication needs, flexible configurations, office chairs, technology use, and human behavior

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Designers use evidence-based design, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) regulations, and are working to integrate homelike features to the medical world to reach a wide variety of needs.

Consists of designing hospitals; assisted living facilities; medical offices; rehabilitation and wellness centers

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Second largest commercial design specialty

Design goals are to make a warm and inviting place for you to vacation, eat, and relax

Includes: hotels, convention centers, restaurants, cafes

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Coordinating design ideas by stakeholders. Designs to help learning take place.

Consists of designing: schools, colleges, religious facilities, recreational areas, libraries, museums, and government buildings

Many of these projects are publicly funded (except for religious and banks)