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1
Which Part of the Building Regulations is Access to and use of buildings?
Part K
Part L
Part B
Part M
2
Which of the following is a way of commiunicating design ideas?
All these things
Sketches
CAD & BIM models
3D physical models
3
Which of the following isn't a type of lighting?
General and Task
Atmospheric
Wayfind
Regulation
4
What does CDM stand for?
Construction Development and Management
Construction Development and Monitoring
Construction Design and Monitoring
Construction Design and Management
5
Which of these words is the total energy required to construct the building?
Embodied energy
Entire energy
Empty energy
Energy on demand
6
Which of these construction professionals is responsible for MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing)?
Building Services Engineers
Facilities Management
Project Manager
Quantity Surveyor
7
What is a bubble diagram?
The flow or movement around the building e.g corridors, lifts, hallways etc
A letter agreeing the services required between the client and architect
A series of circles and lines that shows the layout of the buildings rooms
An itemised list of the rooms required in the building and the size of them
8
Water, electricity, gas, internet and telecoms are examples of what?
Research methods
Renewable energy
Utilities
Phonelines
9
Which stage of RIBA is Preparation and Brief?
2
3
0
1
10
Which of the following definitions describes a conservation area?
An area of natural outstanding beauty
A tree preservation order
An area of environmental or historic interest or importance
A structure that is of special architectural and historic importance
11
Which stage of RIBA is Technical Design?
4
3
5
2
12
Which of these types of lighting, like general lighting, lights up a room and sets the tone?
Atmospheric
Safety
General
Natural
13
What are TPOs?
Tree Protection Orders
Tree Preservation Officers
Tree Protection Officers
Tree Preservation Orders
14
Which of the following words has the definition 'next to or adjoining something else'?
Insulation
Orientation
Adjacencies
Ventilation
15
There are many things that need to be considered for the H&S of building design and construction. What is PPE?
Personal Protective Equipment
Protective Pioneering Equipment
Protecting People Equipment
Personal Protective Establishment
16
Which of these types of lighting is installed to come on incase of a power cut?
Emergency
Task
Safety
Wayfinding
17
Which of the following link to BREEAM?
Wildlife
Only wellbeing of staff in the building
Building Regulations
Sustainability and wellbeing of staff in the building
18
Social, Economic and Environmental factors are important to consider when designing. Which of the following is social?
The building having a green roof and solar panels
Consideration of the procurement of goods and services
The building brings new improved facilites and allowing people to socialise
The building looking nice
19
Which of the following link to the sensory properties in a building?
Lighting
All these things
Sound/acoustics
Temperature
20
Who devises the organogram and gantt chart?
Project Manager
Land Surveyor
Building Services Engineer
Quantity Surveyor
21
Which of these types of lighting is used to direct people?
Wayfinding
Task
Safety
Emergency
22
What does BIM stand for?
Building information management
Building information modelling
Builders information machines
Built imaginative miracles
23
What are the statutory regulations that ensure policies are carried out in the design and construction of buildings?
CDM
BREEAM
Building Regulations
HASAWA
24
What is meant by the term 'inclusive design'?
The building can be accessed by everyone e.g. ages, genders, disabilites
The building can be accessed by elderly people
The building can be accessed by children
The building can be accessed by people with disabilities
25
Which of the following words means what the building looks like?
Aesthetics
Cost
Function
Size
26
Which of the following are included in an Architects Agreement?
All these things
Location and materials
Size and budget/cost
Function and rooms
27
If a constraint of the project is that the local community object/ have concerns, what can you do to overcome this?
Keep the project hidden from them
Don't ask for their opinions
Ask one person for feedback
Community engagement/ community consultation
28
Which of the following is a way of minimising water usage on a building project?
Rainwater harvesting
Push taps
All these things
Low flush toilets
29
Which of the following is not linked to the functional criteria of the building?
The rooms in the building
The cost of the building
The building's purpose
The size, layout and features of the building
30
What is a schedule of accommodation?
A letter agreeing the services required between the client and architect
A series of circles and lines that shows the layout of thebuildings rooms
An itemised list of the rooms required in the building and the size of them
The flow or movement around the building e.g corridors, lifts, hallways etc
31
What's name of the timeline that sets out the stages, start date, end date and duration for each stage of the project?
Organogram
BIM
Gantt Chart
Benchmark costing
32
What is an SSSI?
A site of special scientific interest
A site of suitable scientific interest
A site of sunny scientific interest
A site of special sunny interest
33
What is a precedent?
Objects/Materials used for thermal management
An existing building or project that can inform the design
The positioning of the building
A building next to or adjoining something else
34
What is the difference between a brownfield and greenfield site?
A brownfield is bigger than a greenfield
A brownfield doesn't have any grass, but a greenfield does
A brownfield is smaller than a greenfield
A brownfield has been built on before, a greenfield hasn't
35
What are the positive effects a sports building could have on a local community?
Reduce obesity locally & give a place for sports teams to practice
All these things
Attract people from outside the area/ boost tourism
Create jobs
36
What is the name of the study that is carried out to check the project is realistic, achievable and viable?
Equality Act
Feasibility Study
Architects Agreement
Building Regulations
37
Which of the following refers to a structure that is considered to be of special architectural and historic importance?
Listed building
Drainage
Conservation area
Planning statement
38
What is the statement that explains the design thinking behind a planning application outlining access & inclusivity?
Feasibility Study
Project Vision
Architects Agreement
Design and Access Statement
39
What does LDF stand for?
Local development findings
Listed development framework
Local development framework
Local devised framework
40
Which Part of the Building Regulations is conservation of fuel and power?
Part M
Part B
Part F
Part L
41
Which of the following words means 'outdoor air coming into the building to control air quality'?
Prevailing wind
Insulation
Ventilation
Precedent
42
What are the positive effects a village hall could have on a local community?
Somowhere for locals to socialise- coffee mornings and somehere for events
All these things
Attract people from outside the area/ boost tourism
Create jobs
43
If a constraint of a site is that there is wildlife at it, what could you do to overcome this issue?
Nothing
Feed them
Plant trees and put up bird and bat boxes nearby
All these things
44
How can a building be designed to adhere to the rules of a conservation area?
Paint it green
Make the building higher than the other buildings in the skyline
Make the building stand out and not fit in with surrounding aesthetics
Use materials linked to the area so the building fits in with surroundings
45
What is a land surveyor responsible for?
Gathering information about the site, producing reports on what they find
All these things
Measuring the site
Gathering information about the soil, ensuring the land can be built on
46
What does 'Circulation' mean?
The flow or movement around the building e.g corridors, lifts, hallways etc
A series of circles and lines that shows the layout of the buildings rooms
An itemised list of the rooms required in the building and the size of them
A letter agreeing the services required between the client and architect
47
Roads, pavements, parking, access drives etc, are examples of what around a site location?
Existing BIM
Existing infrastucture
Existing greenfields
Existing utilities
48
Which Part of the Building Regulations is fire safety?
Part B
Part M
Part K
Part A
49
A stakeholder is...
Anyone that works on the building project
Anyone that has an interest in the building project
Anyone who doesn't want the building project to happen
Anyone who knows about the building project
50
Which of the following is not a sustainable design initiative for a building?
Rainwater Harvesting
Fossil fuels
A Green Roof
Solar Panels
51
Which of the following are examples of possible site constraints you may have to overcome?
Ground type, sun path and prevailing wind
Road access and parking
All these things
Surrounding buildings, wildlife and trees
52
What does HASAWA stand for?
Health and Safety at Work Agreement
Health and Safety at Work Actions
Health and Safety in Work Act
Health and Safety at Work Act
53
What is this an example of?
Elevations
Floor plan
Site plan
Sketches
54
Which of the following link to the aesthetic properties in a building?
All these things
Shape
Materials
Colour
55
Which construction professional is responsible for calculating the costings of a construction project?
Land Surveyor
Structural Engineer
Project Manager
Quantity Surveyor
56
What are facilities management responsible for?
Measuring the land, sketching the building and creating Gantt charts
Maintenance, repairs, refurbishment, cleaning, security and safety
Making sure the building's structure is strong, stable and safe
Building roads, buildings, bridges and tunnels
57
What are SUDs?
Sustainable decisions
Sustainable urban drainage
Sustainable drawings
Sustainable design
58
What type are the drawings below?
Site plan
Skecthes
Elevations
Floor plan
59
What is the name of the organisational chart that shows the structure of the building team and lines of communication?
Organogram
Gantt Chart
BIM
Benchmark costing
60
What is insulation?
Objects/Materials used for thermal management
A building next to or adjoining something else
The positioning of the building
An existing building or project that can inform the design
61
What does RIBA stand for?
Royal Institute of British Architects
Royal Institute of British Actors
Royal Institute of British Archeologists
Royal Institute of British Artists
62
Which of the following is the collection of rain water, for it to be used as grey water e.g. flushing toilets?
Rainwater harvesting
Rainwater crops
Rainwater farming
Rainwater fields
63
Which of the following would contribute to the equality act?
Ramps
Lifts
All these things
Wide corridors
64
To get maximum solar gain from the sun path what is the statement below for how your building should be positioned?
It should be positioned on an angle
It should be positioned backwards
It should be positioned the correct orientation for the location's sun path
It should be positioned front ways
65
What are the 5 lifecycle stages of the building project?
Proposal, Design, Build, Open, Knock Down
Design, Build, Operation, Maintain, Demolish
Open, Closed, Empty, Full, Knock Down
Draw, Develop, Open, Clean, Knock Down
66
The process of getting the products, materials and services for the building project is called-
Shopping
BIM
Procurement
Infrastructure
67
Which of the following are guidelines that can be followed to achieve a status, rather than legislation?
HASAWA
SSSI
CDM
BREEAM
68
What stage of RIBA is Construction?
7
6
4
5
69
Which of the following is not a way to optimise building performance?
Air gaps in the buildings structure
Air tightness
Air quality sensors
Insulation
70
What is Jersey's Local Development Framework?
The Jersey plan
The island thoughts
The island planner
The bridging island plan
71
What documentation supports a planning application?
A bubble diagram
Floor plans, elevations and site plans
Benchmark costing
An architects agreement
72
Before a building can be constructed you need to gain what?
Planning status
Planning ideas
Planning protocols
Planning permission
73
What is the name of the formal letter agreeing the services required between the client and the architect?
Project Vision
Architects Agreement
Design brief
Feasibility Study
74
Which of these construction professionals is incharge of overseeing the construction project, recruitment, training etc?
Architect
Project Manager
Building Services Engineer
Facilities Management
75
The internet, books, interviews, questionnaires, surveys and focus groups are all methods of carrying out what?
Quantity Surveying
Communicating ideas
Land Surveys
Research
76
Which of the following are advantages of using BIM?
All these things
Able to visualise the design, a realistic image of the design
Run a cost and energy analysis
Better collaboration and Identify errors, minimise mistakes
77
Which of the following isn't a way of minimising energy on a building project?
Having lights on switches
Having lights on sensors
Having low energy light bulbs/LED lights
Having big windows for natural light
78
Clients, Architects, End-Users, Contractors, Local Businesses, Local Residents etc are all Stakeholders
True
False
79
Costing by looking at other existing buildings similar to yours, and what they cost to build per square metre is called?
All these things
Benchmark costing
Procurement
Facilities management
80
What are the stages in RIBA?
0-7
1-8
1-7
0-8
