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What are the 5 main components of the documents?
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)
Which drawings may be the only ones for a smaller project?
Architectural (A)
Which drawings show existing conditions for renovations or demolition?
Resource (R)
What is the predominant scale used in the US?
Architect scale
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
_________________________ are included in CDs to provide guidelines as to the quality of work and materials used.
Specifications
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
A large scale map can be equated with
Zooming out (e.g. site plan)
Zooming in (e.g. detail drawing)
Zooming in
Architect's scale involves the ratio between a drawn fractional inch (e.g. 1/4") and one ____________ (actual size).
foot
Explain two types of site plan drawings.
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,
The ____________ ________ are considered to be the primary drawings within the CDs.
floor plans
The two directions for vertical sections are _______________ and ________________.
transverse
longitudinal
What the difference between cross sections and elevations?
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.
3D drawings with details are _______________________.
isometrics
Existing contours are shown using _________ lines and planned design contours are shown using _____________ lines.
dashed
solid
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.
divisions
What are the 4 methods of writing specifications?
1) Descriptive
2) Reference standard
3) Proprietary
4) Performance
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.
performance
What are 2 pros and cons of the descriptive method?
PROs
Good for bidding because it's clear and exact;
Does not restrict manufacturer.
CONs
Can be very lengthy;
Typically requires more QC effort.
What are 2 pros and cons of the reference standard method?
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.
What are 2 pros and cons of the proprietary method?
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.
What are 2 pros and cons of the performance method?
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.
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
An 'exterior ______________' is a form of section drawing that cuts outside the building and looks orthogonally at the building's facade.
elevation
The most lengthy and bulky type of specification is
Proprietary
Reference standard
Descriptive
Performance
Descriptive
A ________ proprietary specification is the most restrictive and eliminates competition.
closed