The document contains 10 multiple choice questions about architectural design, building codes, green architecture principles, and electrical and elevator systems. The questions cover topics like energy efficiency strategies, open space requirements, passive design considerations, building use classifications, structural design, green building concerns, electrical components, elevator safety devices, advantages of circuit breakers over fuses, and minimum elevator dimensions.
The document contains 10 multiple choice questions about architectural design, building codes, green architecture principles, and electrical and elevator systems. The questions cover topics like energy efficiency strategies, open space requirements, passive design considerations, building use classifications, structural design, green building concerns, electrical components, elevator safety devices, advantages of circuit breakers over fuses, and minimum elevator dimensions.
The document contains 10 multiple choice questions about architectural design, building codes, green architecture principles, and electrical and elevator systems. The questions cover topics like energy efficiency strategies, open space requirements, passive design considerations, building use classifications, structural design, green building concerns, electrical components, elevator safety devices, advantages of circuit breakers over fuses, and minimum elevator dimensions.
The document contains 10 multiple choice questions about architectural design, building codes, green architecture principles, and electrical and elevator systems. The questions cover topics like energy efficiency strategies, open space requirements, passive design considerations, building use classifications, structural design, green building concerns, electrical components, elevator safety devices, advantages of circuit breakers over fuses, and minimum elevator dimensions.
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PAMOTONGAN, JAY B.
COMPRE ARC04
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN QUESTIONNAIRES
1. What would you do to achieve utmost energy efficiency on the project?
a) Good facade c) Good daylighting
b) Good color choices d) Good Orientation
2. If the project shall be under BP 220, what is the required Open Space for Lots bounded on 3 or more sides by public open spaces?
a) 20% c) 5% b) 10% d) 50%
3. Which of the following is a passive design consideration essentially achieved by the building’s particular morphological organization rather than electro-mechanical means in an office condominium design?
a) Natural c) High-Energy Design
b) Cost effective d) Low-Energy Design
4. Which category does the project title “a proposed four storey commercial building” belongs in accordance to NBCP?
a) Institutional c) Storage and Hazardous
b) Industrial d) Business and merchantile
5. To attain the overall design economy and maximized structural stability, where should the perimeter beam centerlines for typical floors be aligned or positioned, in relation to the building’s perimeter column?
a) Aligned with the column centerlines c) Positioned near the column interior b) Positioned outside the column face interior face b d) Positioned near the column exterior face 6. Which of the following is NOT considered a Green Architecture concern?
a) Rainwater harvesting c) Construction timetable
b) Building energy consumption d) Lowering the building carbon footprint
7. .
a) Panel Board c) Circuit Breaker
b) Utility Box d) Junction Box
8. A safety device of a passenger elevator which reduces the collision shock of a car or counterweight due to over travel beyond the lowest stop. It It stops the car or counterweight safely.
a) Compressor c) Bumper b) Buffer d) None of the above
9. What is / are the advantage/s of a circuit breaker over a fuse?
a) It can act as a switch c) It can be used again after fault has
b) Its position can be easily detected been corrected (close/open) d) All of these
10. Minimum elevator width of single slide door elevator for small commercial or residential building.
