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The latest technology one can use to "build" a new home in three dimensions, assure the accuracy of construction documents, and visualize the structure from virtually any angle is?
What is CADD
One of the greatest advantages of virtual reality in computer aided design is? (what can you do)
Being able to "walk" through a house and "see" its finished appearance before any construction begins.
What tool is most commonly used by drafters to add symbols to drawings?
What is templates?
Rick is doing an architectural drawing for his clients. To give the clients an idea of how their present furniture will fit into the rooms of their new home, he will draw these items with the use of a(n)?
What is Template?
What scale do MOST architects use for a drawing of a home?
What is 1/4''=1'?
In CADD, the Fly Around view from the zoom and navigate toolbar can only be used in:
What is 3-D View
A drawing that shows the height, width, and depth of a three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional drawing; includes floor plans, elevations, and sections.
what is Orthographic drawings
Mechanical symbols on a blueprint show:
what is plumbing
The measurement tool used by architects to draw plans is called a/an:
What is Architectural scale?
The Jones family wants to see what their new family room will look like. If the architect is using a CADD system to produce their plans, what will he/she show them?
What is Computer simulation
Literally, a line which is at right angles to another. In linear perspective drawings, it is the line you draw from the corner of an object to the vanishing point. It establishes the illusion of a perpendicular line going into the distance?
What is orthogonal line
GFCI symbols, which are found in kitchens and bathrooms, stand for:
What is Ground fault circuit interrupter?
Which is represented by symbols on a floor plan?
What is Doors?
A perspective drawing of a room that shows what is seen when the viewer looks directly at the opposite wall is?
What is One-point perspective
Frank has many drawings for different clients stored in his 3D Home Architect program. To be sure he is working on the correct plan for each client, the client's name will be displayed in the?
What is Title bar?
Kate wants to know where the doorbell and the telephone jacks in her new house will be located. To find this information, she should look at what plans?
What Electrical plan?
Cutout patterns of furniture and appliances drawin to scale and used to create floor plans are called?
What is template?
A drawing method that shows how things appear to get smaller as they get further away, converging towards a single ‘vanishing point’ on the horizon line?
What is one-point perspective drawing?
Most architects use 1/4"= 1' when drawing a home. This is considered a/an
What is scale?
The outline of the building and walls are shown on architectural drawings with?
What is Visible lines?
The architectural scale recommended for floor plans is 1/4"=1'. The drawing for the width of the hall on a floor plan reads 1'. How wide is the hall?
What is 4 feet?