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WorksheetsYr 10 DEC term 3
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 38mins
Define a Stakeholder in the DEC process?
A person who lives near the New Building
A person who owns a business near the New Building
A person who farms land near the New Building
All previous answers
The image you can see could be similar to your Performing Arts Centre that you are planning, it would be know as a ?
Architectural Building
Architectural Precedent
Architectural President
Architectural President of a company
In an Architects Agreement there are certain things that it should contain, such as projected cost, budget, time scale. What other two items would be contained on the agreement?
Location of local businesses
Specific design ideas such as aesthetics, materials and colours
A bubble diagram showing a rough layout of the floor plan
Expected duration of construction
Who’s job role is it to write the “Bill of Quantities”
Structural Engineer
Building Services Manager
Quantity Surveyor
Architect
Who would design the steel framework for a Building?
Building Services Manager
Structural Engineer
Quantity Surveyor
Architect
Who would ensure the smooth running of a Buildings Heating Lighting and Air-exchange systems?
Structural Engineer
Building Services Manager
Quantity Surveyor
Architect
Who interprets the clients wishes into a workable CAD drawing?
Building Services Manager
Quantity Surveyor
Architect
Structural Engineer
The area in red identifies a potential site for a new building
Which answers are a “Constraint”
Site has limited access to roads
The Wildlife and Countryside Act
The site is in close proximity to Housing estate
All of the Above
This potential location for a new building is a (a) site
What is a Brownfield Site?
A green belt of land in the National Park
An open ploughed field used for crops
Marshland that can be drained and used to build on
Land that has been built on previously and can be utilised for further development
What is the purpose of a Design and Access Statement?
To ensure that wildlife is protected
To ensure the quality of the land is stable to build on
To submit with a planning application, on how the building will look and how you get to the building
To ensure that its not a Greenfield site and can be built on
When in the planning stage of a new development The Wildlife and Countryside Act must be?
A Planning consideration
Something to think about
Only relevant in the Countryside
More relevant in a Town centre
Type two things you would look for during a Walkover Survey?
Type three Sustainable technologies that could supply power and water to a new building?
What does the acronym TPO mean in terms of planning law?
Tree Private Order
Tree Protection Order
Tree Protection Oracle
Tree Protect
Order
It is illegal without a TPO to cut down an oak tree that Is growing on building site?
Type in True or False
What does the acronym HASAWA mean?
health and safety at wildlife act
health and safety architect working act
health and safety at work act
all of the above
You have planned out a shower room on a grid layout, each square is 1 m2.
how many m2 are they in a a shower room if it is 4 squares by 5 squares?
20 m2
22 m2
30 m2
25 m2
The shower rooms walls are 3m high. What is the volume of the shower rooms?
30 m3
60 m3
65 m3
12 m3
Explain why understanding the path of the sun is important when designing buildings? select two answers
Because the sun is important for the garden
It allows the Sun to be used for natural sunlight
It allows the Sun to be used to naturally heat the building
It allows the Sun to be used for Geo Thermal heating
Explain why understanding wind direction is important when designing buildings? select two answers
It allows the wind to naturally ventilate the building
It allows the building to shelter from the wind
It allows the building to utilise the wind for sustainable power
It allows the roof to be protected from the wind
Which policy below sets out the Governments planning policy for England?
The National Planning Policy
The Wildlife and Countryside Act
Sport England's Playing fields policy
Allerdale's Planning Portal
The acronym BREEAM means?
Building Research Environmental Establishment Assessment Method
Building Regulations Establishment Environmental Assessment Method
Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method
Building Rules Environmental Establishment Assessment Method
To show progress on a Construction project what would be the most suitable document to use?
Calendar
Bar Chart
Pie Chart
Gannt Chart
Photovoltaic panels convert energy into electricity. What is the energy source?
Sun
Wind
Water
Ground
The power output of a solar panel is measured in:
Joules
Litres/metre2
Kilograms
Kilowatts
The Architect’s client lives in Wales which is in the Northern Hemisphere and has decided that she wants a house with a garden to face the setting sun. Which direction would the garden face?
North
East
West
South
What is the energy source of geothermal energy?
The wind
The ground
The sea
The sun
Your construction site is affected by an Easterly wind. This means:
The wind usually blows across the site from the West towards the East
The wind usually blows across the site from the South towards the East
The wind usually blows across the site from the North towards the East
The wind usually blows across the site from the East towards the West
What are building regulations?
Instruments used to calculate building height
People who are in charge of the building project
Standards to work to in building design and construction
Personal Protective Equipment used on site
The landscape architect designs a garden in the shape of a regular pentagon. The perimeter fence measures 30m (metres) in total. How long is each side of the garden?
6m
7.5m
5m
3m
They are regulations to ensure adequate
changing facilities for children
They are regulations to keep children safe when performing
They are regulations to ensure children have adequate toilet facilities
All previous answers are correct
Which of the following is required for a new building Planning Application?
Site and location plans, elevations and floor plans
Elevations and floor plans, building regulations
Site and location plans, building regulations
Architects agreement, building regulations
The Architect requires advice on air source heat pumps to heat the building. Who should they go to?
The Quantity Surveyor
The Building Services Engineer
The Facilities Manager
The Civil Engineer
Your client wishes to protect very special local biodiversity. Which law is he abiding by?
The Party Wall Act 1996
The Equalities Act 2010
Wildlife and Countryside Act 1971
Disability Discrimination Act 1995
Your architect states "A building should be aesthetically pleasing." What do they mean?
It should be beautiful
It should be cost effective
It should be energy efficient
It should be cool in Summer
What is the term given to energy that can be replenished and will never run out?
Nuclear
Kinetic
Aesthetic
Renewable
A Utilities Survey is conducted on your proposed site. This will give you information about:
Services such as gas, electricity and broadband
Preservation of wildlife species such as great crested newts
Transport infrastructure such as railways and roads
All of the previous answers
