Identify figure 02:

The phase of the regular design service where the architect prepares plans, elevations, sections, and the outline specifications based on the approved conceptual plans.

2. Site or building provisions to serve a particular function, facilitate the operational requirements of the building, and to make movements in and out of a site or a building faster but also comfortable for the user

3. The phase of the regular design service where the architect prepares conceptual plans and initial line drawings.

4. The phase of the regular design service where the architect conducts periodic supervision of the ongoing construction.

The study of the measurements and capabilities of the human body.

6. Site or building provisions to serve a particular function or facilitate the end user in their specific needs. They don’t necessarily target comfort, but aim to fulfill the end user’s needs.

7. This pertains to the front area of the lot.

Features intended to provide comfort and enjoyment to the user, and increases attractiveness or value of a site or a building.

The electrical, electronics, mechanical, sanitary, plumbing and related components of a building as supported by their external counterpart components introduced on the grounds and linked to other counterpart components found at the RROW/street.

The study of people and their relationship with the environment around them and the things that they use to perform tasks.

What is the minimum distance required between roof eaves and rear/side property lines?

12. Firewalls are not allowed for R1 developments. However, an abutment of up to ___ in height is allowed, provided that above 1.50m, the abutment is made of perforated concrete blocks.

For a sloping lot with a 4.00m difference between the highest and lowest points of the lot, where will the established grade line be for building height determination?

What is the maximum travel distance to an exit if the building has an automatic fire extinguishing system?

What is the minimum height required for doors in the Building Code?

When a sound wave strikes an acoustical material, it causes the particles of the material to vibrate. This vibration will produce heat due to the friction created by the vibrating particles. Hence, energy from sound is converted to heat. A desirable property of an acoustic material is sound

Why does an Architect need an Accountant?

23. If the owner requests additional work (e.g. revisions in construction drawings) from the architect due to change orders, what method of compensation should the Architect employ?

When is the “Ghost Month” for the Chinese Lunar Year, where no construction must commence since they believe that it will bring bad luck to the house?

You have a Chinese client and hired you to design him a two-storey residential building in your city’s prime subdivision. The front of the lot is overlooking a river, the right is facing an empty lot; to the left has an existing house; and to the rear of the property is the subdivision’s firewall. In space planning IN ACCORDANCE WITH FENG SHUI, where would be the optimum orientation for the bed to face?

Your Chinese client requested you to make the steps in accordance to the Chinese’s lucky numbers. How many steps would you assign in the Porch?

Which of the following products could be included in the dry market?

Where do you usually use a T5 Fluorescent?

A type of light fixture wherein the protective housing is concealed behind a ceiling or wall, leaving only the fixture itself exposed.

30. A Client is very happy with the Plans his Architect made for his house. He decided that he will use the same Design/Plans for his son’s house. How much will the Client pay the Architect for this 2nd house.

If an architect is hired to design a supermarket with construction cost of 40M pesos, how much should he/she charge as Recommended Professional Fee under a DAEDS (Detailed Architectural and Engineering Design Services) arrangement?

Under RA 8293 prescribing the Intellectual property Code, under what chapter will you find that Architectural works are Original Works and are protected from the moment of their creation.

When a sound wave strikes an acoustical material, it causes the particles of the material to vibrate. This vibration will produce heat due to the friction created by the vibrating particles. Hence, energy from sound is converted to heat. A desirable property of an acoustic material is sound