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WorksheetsBLDG.LAWS Q1 - PD1096
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Any physical change made on a building/structure to increase its value, utility and/or to improve its aesthetic quality.
Alteration
Renovation
Addition
Modification
According to the National Building Code, what is the maximum cost of a traditional family dwelling?
Php10,000
Php15,000
Php20,000
Php25,000
Which of the following requires a building permit?
Garden pools 500mm deep or shallower
Repairs of doors, floors, windows, or fences
Repairs of load-bearing partition walls
An open terrace 15sqm in area
This person is tasked with the enforcement of the National Building Code in his or her jurisdiction. He/she issues, denies, suspends, or revokes building permits.
The Secretary of the DPWH
The Building Official
The construction inspector
The barangay captain
Which of the following are exempt from fees?
a. Public buildings
b. Single family dwellings made of native materials, costing PHP15,000 or less
c. Hospitals
Both A and B
According to the Building Code, how many sets of plans and specifications must be submitted when applying for a permit?
3 sets
5 sets
6 sets
7 sets
According to Article 1723 of the Civil Code, who shall be held liable if a building collapses due to defects in the plans?
a. The architect or the engineer who drew up the plans
b. The contractor and the construction supervisor
c. The Building Official who reviewed and approved the plans
Both A and B
Before using or occupying a completed building, this document must be issued first.
Building permit
Certificate of inspection
Certificate of compliance
Certificate of occupancy
The Building Code requires that the owner hire a full-time inspector for the construction. This inspector must be a:
a. Licensed architect
b. Licensed civil engineer
c. Licensed contractor
Either A or B
This term refers to any new construction which increases the height or area of an existing building.
Addition
Alteration
Renovation
Conversion
This type of construction is four-hour fire-resistive throughout.
Type I
Type II
Type III and IV
Type V
The provisions of the National Building Code apply to all public and private buildings except for:
BP 220 projects
PD 957 projects
Projects that only involve non-structural repairs
Projects that only involve alteration and renovation
In which fire zone can Type 3 constructions be built?
a. Non-restricted zone
b. Fire restrictive zone
c. Highly fire restrictive zone
d. A and B only
A, B, and C
Which repair requires a permit?
Repair of a solid wood door that is used as an exit
Repair of a minor beam supporting a secondary balcony
Repair of all drywall partitions in a three-story house
None of these require a permit
Which of the following is not a ground to declare a building as dangerous?
Structural Hazard
Fire Hazard
Unsafe mechanical installation
Architectural Deficiency
