WorksheetsL02: Modular Coordination
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is the purpose of dimensioning lines in Modular Coordination (MC) production drawings?
To show the boundaries of zones
To define the grid intervals
To indicate modular dimensions and reference planes
To show the location of non-modular components
How are modular zones indicated?
A single bold line
A single line with small circles at both ends
A pair of parallel lines terminating in small circles
A dotted line with a square marker
Which type of grid is typically used on small-scale drawings with a scale of 1:10 or 1:20?
Square Multi-Modular Grid
Multi-Modular Grid
Tartan Grid
Basic Modular Grid
What is the function of a Tartan Grid in Modular Coordination?
To prevent the use of non-modular components
To create an interrupted modular grid with regular intervals
To limit the flexibility of design
To provide a random layout for irregular floor plans
Which grid system is based on multiple modules and is typically used in larger-scale drawings?
Tartan Grid
Basic Modular Grid
Multi-Modular Grid
Square Multi-Modular Grid
What component should be the priotitize in a modular system when modular coordination cannot be completely followed?
Non-structural components
Structural components
Finishes and built-in equipment
Electrical components
What is the modular grid interval used for the smallest planning grid in Modular Coordination?
75mm by 75mm
150mm by 150mm
300mm by 300m
100mm by 100mm
What type of reference is used when placing one surface of a component flush with a modular coordinating grid or plane?
Flush Reference
Face/Boundary Reference
Axial Reference
Interaxial Reference
What is the purpose of using modular grids in building design?
To increase the complexity of the design process
To ensure consistent placement and alignment of components across a building
To reduce the size of construction materials
To restrict the use of non-modular components
What does the Face/Boundary Reference system in modular coordination determine?
The alignment of components with the center of the grid
The nominal size and position of components within modular grid planes
The height of building components
The placement of components in non-modular zones
Which of the following is NOT typically a structural component in modular coordination?
Beams
Floor slabs
Claddings
Columns
In which type of building plans is the Tartan Grid typically used?
Irregular plans with varying column intervals
Very regular plans with columns at constant intervals throughout the floors
Plans that require flexible space distribution
Plans that avoid grid systems entirely
In which drawing scale is the Multi-Modular Grid commonly used?
1:10
1:50
1:100
1:200
Which reference approach combines both Boundary and Axial References?
Flush Reference
Interaxial Reference
Face/Boundary Reference
Axial Reference
What is the total number of priorities in the hierarchy of planning for modular coordination?
2
3
4
5
Which of the following is considered a non-structural component in modular coordination?
Columns
Floor slabs
Floor finishes
Beams
Which of the following reference systems uses a center-line approach for component placement?
Axial Reference
Flush Reference
Interaxial Reference
Face/Boundary Reference
Which of the following are considered structural components in modular coordination?
Floor finishes, wall finishes, ceiling finishes
Columns, beams, floor slabs, walls, staircases, and lift cores
Windows, doors, partitions
Claddings, built-in equipment
Which of the following is a guideline for ensuring effective modular coordination in building design?
Use non-modular dimensions whenever possible
Standardize building components as much as possible
Avoid using proportional dimensions for non-modular components
Use dimensions that are not related to modular dimensions
Which of the following is NOT part of the hierarchy of planning in modular coordination?
Structural components
Non-structural components
Finishes and built-in equipment
Component aesthetics
