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26 Cards in this Set
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What are the 5 main components of the documents?
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1) Agreements between the parties, type of contract, dates, payments and prices
2) General conditions 3) Drawings: layout, materials, finishes, systems, etc. 4) Specifications 5) Misc documents (addenda, bonds, ins, revisions & mods, instructions to the bidders & clarifications) |
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Which drawings may be the only ones for a smaller project?
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Architectural (A)
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Which drawings show existing conditions for renovations or demolition?
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Resource (R)
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What is the predominant scale used in the US?
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Architect scale
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The production of 'construction documents' comprises roughly ___________ of the design team's overall fee.
1/4, 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 3/4 |
2/3
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_________________________ are included in CDs to provide guidelines as to the quality of work and materials used.
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Specifications
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The heart and soul of a typical set of CDs for a commercial property development would be the ____ sheets.
S, A, P, M, E |
A
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A large scale map can be equated with
Zooming out (e.g. site plan) Zooming in (e.g. detail drawing) |
Zooming in
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Architect's scale involves the ratio between a drawn fractional inch (e.g. 1/4") and one ____________ (actual size).
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foot
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Explain two types of site plan drawings.
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1) Presentation site plan, for presenting to bankers, investors, communicating the general concept
2) Technical site plan, a CD overview of site showing building footprints, paving, trees, etc, |
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The ____________ ________ are considered to be the primary drawings within the CDs.
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floor plans
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The two directions for vertical sections are _______________ and ________________.
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transverse
longitudinal |
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What the difference between cross sections and elevations?
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Cross sections cut through components to see the interior.
Elevations look at components from an outside perspective, like all the cabinets on a kitchen wall. |
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3D drawings with details are _______________________.
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isometrics
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Existing contours are shown using _________ lines and planned design contours are shown using _____________ lines.
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dashed
solid |
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Facility construction, facility services, and site and infrastructure are three _____________ of the MasterFormat system that we are most concerned with as construction managers and PMs.
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divisions
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What are the 4 methods of writing specifications?
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1) Descriptive
2) Reference standard 3) Proprietary 4) Performance |
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The spec method in which the required results are specified and the criteria are given by which the outcome or results will be verified is called the ________________ method.
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performance
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What are 2 pros and cons of the descriptive method?
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PROs
Good for bidding because it's clear and exact; Does not restrict manufacturer. CONs Can be very lengthy; Typically requires more QC effort. |
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What are 2 pros and cons of the reference standard method?
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PROs
Brief and quick to write; Does not limit competition - no restrictions on mfr. CONS Standard may not keep up with latest technology; There may not be a std that applies. |
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What are 2 pros and cons of the proprietary method?
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PROs
Product selection is very tightly controlled; Reduces time to generate specs. CONs Eliminates competition and creativity for product; Contractor may not be familiar w the spec'ed product. |
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What are 2 pros and cons of the performance method?
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PROs
Encourages innovation and creativity; Permits free competition. CONs Un-tested and un-evaluated items/services may be offered; May be very elaborate and hard to evaluate the bid. |
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What is the key drawing type that serves to explain many facets of design?
Details Building sections Exterior elevations Wall sections Floor plans Site plans Interior elevations |
Floor plans
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An 'exterior ______________' is a form of section drawing that cuts outside the building and looks orthogonally at the building's facade.
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elevation
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The most lengthy and bulky type of specification is
Proprietary Reference standard Descriptive Performance |
Descriptive
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A ________ proprietary specification is the most restrictive and eliminates competition.
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closed
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