Programming/Human Behavior
The four methods of gathering information used during the programming process.
What are:
1. Field Surveys
2. Client Interviews
3. Questionnaires
4. Observations
The three terms used to define colors using the Munsell color system.
What are hue, value, and chroma?
The four most common schedule types for interior design projects:
What are doors/window, equipment, finishes, and millwork?
Under what MasterSpec division would you find ceramic tiling?
What is Div. 09?
(093013)
Minimum width of a corridor in a building with an occupant load greater than 50:
What is 44" inches? (3'-8")
A graph, created by an American psychologist, that describes the basic human motivators.
What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Balance, Harmony, Rhythm, Emphasis, Variety, and Proportion.
What are the 6 Principles of Design?
What scale is typically used for drafting an enlarged floor plan? (According to PPI & NCIDQ)
1/2" = 1'-0" (1:25)
[sry Chris]These 4 finishes are typically shown on a finish schedule:
What are walls, base, floor, and ceilings?
This is the maximum allowable projection of a door into a corridor when the door is fully opened:
What is 7" inches?
The study of the relationship between human physiology and the physical environment.
What is Ergonomics?
The true primary colors of pigment.
What are yellow, magenta, and cyan.
The five common hazardous materials found in existing buildings:
What are asbestos, vermiculite, radon, lead, and PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls)
The CSI MasterFormat system describes detailed information on the construction, procurement, and installation or building materials. The three sections provided in the specs are as follows:
Part 1: General
Part 2: Products
Part 3: Execution
An object located between 27" to 80" above the floor has a maximum allowable protrusion of this distance:
What is 4" inches?
An important part of site context when considering design and space planning. Heat transfer, photodegradation, and glare are all affected by this.
What is the solar orientation of the Sun in relation to the project site.
These are the 6 Elements of Design:
What are Form, Light, Color, Texture, Pattern, and Scale?
This element is placed in a partition cavity to provide secure attachment of woodwork to a wall. Found often in millwork sections.
What is blocking?
This is the measurement used to determine the color temperature of light:
Kelvin ( oK )
"Type X" is the generic name for this common building material variant.
What is Fire-rated gypsum wallboard.
Rentable area describes the available building area for assignment to a tenant. What architectural elements are included in a rentable area?
What are perimeter walls, private corridors, walls and columns within the tenant space?
This theory of psychology asserts that people perceive their environment as a whole, and add structure to what they see.
What is Gestalt Psychology?
Reflected ceiling plans should be drawn at what scale?
What is the same scale as the construction floor plan?
In a sprinklered building, this is how you calculate the minimum required distance between two exits:
What is 1/3 of the diagonal distance of the space.
The practice of _____ means separating areas of a building with fire-rated construction in order to contain a fire to one area and limit its spread.
What is Compartmentation?