Site Planning
What is the meaning of SDP?
Site Development Planning
What does CDP stand for?
C) Comprehensive Development Planning
What needs to be protected and preserved?
A) Vintage Structures
B) Historic and Cultural Heritage
C) Animals
D) Environment
B) Historic and Cultural Heritage
What combines different fee methods?
A) Standardized method
B) Single-rate method
C) Flat fee method
D) Mixed method
D) Mixed method
The manner of compensation depends on the estimated ______ of the civil works and landscaping works.
What is the method of compensation for Comprehensive Development Planning (CDP) under SPP 203, and what is its formula?
A) Lump Sum Method (Formula: Professional Fee = Fixed Rate + Value Added Tax)
B) Percentage of Construction Cost (Formula: Professional Fee = Project Cost x Percentage)
C) Per Diem Method (Formula: Professional Fee = Daily Rate x Number of Days)
D) MPDE Method (Formula: Professional Fee = Direct Personnel Expense x Multiplier)
D) MPDE Method (Formula: Professional Fee = Direct Personnel Expense x Multiplier)
In conducting the process of Historic and Cultural Heritage preservation, what is the first thing that the architect needs to do to know that the site and structure is a historic and cultural heritage?
A) Research and Documentation
B) Structural Reinforcement
C) Site Demolition and Clearing
D) Material Sourcing and Procurement
A) Research and Documentation
Which of the following are examples of special facilities?
A) Residential houses and duplexes
B) Pop-up booths and food trucks
C) Hospitals and Airports
D) Small convenience stores and bakeries
C) Hospitals and Airports
Which of the following is a basic component for Master Planning?
A) Education
B) Aviation
C) Commercial
D) Subdivision
C) Commercial
What is the role of an architect in Comprehensive Development Planning (CDP)?
A) Financial auditing and budgeting
B) Transportation Efficiency
C) Spatial and physical planning
D) All of the Above
C) Spatial and physical planning
It is the method of rating, evaluating, and ascertaining the physical security, safety, and protective value of a facility or site.
Security and Evaluations planning
What architectural role provides overall project responsibility?
A) Architect-of-Record
B) Consulting Architect
C) Landscape Architect
D) Architectural Draftsman
A) Architect-of-Record
It focuses on the macro-level relationships between buildings, infrastructure, open spaces, and circulation rather than the detailed design of a single structure.
A) Macro-Site Development
B) Subdvision Planning
C) Master Development Planning
D) Urban Design
C) Master Development Planning
What is the first step in development planning?
A) Budget allocation
B) Situation analysis
C) Transport planning
D) Zoning analysis
B) Situation analysis
What are one of the four main areas included in the Scope of Services for Security Evaluation and Planning based on the slides?
A) Systems Integration
B) Protection System
C) Compliance & Reporting
D) Hazard Listing
D)
A) Systems Integration
What are the three ways of providing services?
A) Architect-of-Record, Consulting Architect, Specialist Collaboration
B) Design-Build, General Contracting, and Sub-contracting
C) Hourly, Fixed Fee, and Percentage of Construction Cost
D) Project Management, Construction Management, and Facilities Management
A) Architect-of-Record, Consulting Architect, Specialist Collaboration
A developer hires an Architect to prepare the subdivision’s site and physical planning, while another Architect is responsible for the architectural design of the buildings. What is the first Architect’s manner of providing service?
Dual capacity
What happens if development is planned without considering the environment?
A) Deceleration of economic growth
B) Optimized resource allocation
C) Unsustainable development
D) Unimproved community resilience
C) Unsustainable development
What is the main purpose of Security Evaluation and Planning?
A) To maximize the aesthetic appeal of the building facade
B) To calculate the exact cost of construction materials
C) To identify security risks and develop appropriate measures to protect the people, property, and operations of a project
D) To determine the environmental impact of the landscaping and green spaces
C) To identify security risks and develop appropriate measures to protect the people, property, and operations of a project
What type of architectural practice is Special Building/Facility Planning?
A) General contracting and construction
B) Real estate brokerage and appraisal
C) Basic interior layout design
D) Specialized architectural planning and design
D) Specialized architectural planning and design