WorksheetsUnit 1 Section 1 and 2 Keywords
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Adjacent Rooms
Rooms that are next to each other.
Rooms that are far apart.
Rooms that are on different floors.
Rooms that are connected by a hallway.
Stakeholder
Someone who is linked to a building project and may be affected by it.
A person who finances a project without any involvement.
An individual who manages the construction site.
A contractor responsible for the building's design.
Benchmark Costings
The final costing of an architectural project to assess its profitability.
The initial costing of an architectural project to check whether it can be completed within budget.
A method to evaluate the quality of materials used in construction.
A financial analysis conducted after project completion to determine success.
Circulation
The movement or flow of people around a building.
The process of blood moving through the heart.
The act of distributing flyers in a neighborhood.
The way in which air moves in a room.
Infrastructure
Utilities such as water, sewage, electricity, and access to transport links.
Only the physical structures like buildings and roads.
Services provided by the government to citizens.
The financial systems that support economic growth.
Demographics
Statistical data about a group of people, including information such as age and occupation.
A type of survey conducted to gather opinions from the public.
A method of analyzing financial data for businesses.
A study of historical events and their impact on society.
Thermal Comfort
How hot or cold a room is.
The amount of humidity in the air.
The level of air circulation in a room.
The presence of sunlight in a room.
Architectural Precedents
The existing architectural features in an area.
A style of architecture that is no longer used.
A set of guidelines for new architectural designs.
The historical significance of a building.
Occupancy Comfort
How easy it is to be in a space
How much space is available
How well the space is lit
How quiet the space is
Client
A person who constructs the building themselves.
The individual who funds the building and decides its function.
A contractor responsible for the construction process.
An architect who designs the building layout.
Architects' Agreements
A legal contract that specifies the architect's fees and payment schedule.
The legal agreement between an architect and a client that establishes the location, function, and budget of the project.
A document that outlines the materials to be used in construction.
An informal understanding between an architect and a contractor.
Bubble diagrams
A tool used to plan the layout of a building and the circulation through the building.
A method for calculating the volume of a bubble.
A type of diagram used in chemistry to represent molecular structures.
A graphical representation of data in a circular format.
Acoustic Comfort
A measure of how loud or echoing a space or room is.
A measure of how bright or dark a space is.
A measure of how warm or cold a space is.
A measure of how clean or dirty a space is.
Stakeholders
Individuals who finance the project.
People linked to or affected by a building project.
Only the project managers and architects.
Government officials overseeing the project.
Concept
An idea
A physical object
A mathematical equation
A historical event
Schedule of Accommodation
A list of all the rooms in a building, indicating their sizes, purposes, and the levels they are on.
A document outlining the budget for a construction project.
A schedule for the maintenance of building facilities.
A plan for the landscaping around a building.
Vision Statement
A statement of current goals and objectives.
An aspirational statement: the desired outcomes of a project.
A detailed plan of action for a project.
A summary of past achievements.
Feasibility
How viable or likely it is for a building to be constructed
The total cost of constructing a building
The architectural style of a building
The environmental impact of a building
Sustainability
The ability to maintain and reduce the use of natural resources, and to protect the planet.
A method of increasing resource consumption for economic growth.
A strategy to eliminate all forms of pollution immediately.
A concept that promotes the use of fossil fuels for energy.
Floor Plan
A diagram showing the layout of a building, including the size and proportions of rooms.
A blueprint for electrical wiring in a building.
A list of materials needed for construction.
A schedule of construction phases and timelines.
