General Flashcards

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More regular and symmetrical than Greek plans

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Roman

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Town plans for based on a system of rectilinear blocks devoted to residential uses the city center containing public buildings in commerce.

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Greek

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Surrounded by a wall but it’s less geometrically rigid than Roman or Greek

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Medieval

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The idea of giving human characteristics to nonhuman things.

Includes proportion and relation to form and shape of the human body.

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Anthropomorphism

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Uses information on similar size properties with similar amenities that are for sale in the area at the time of valuation to determine the value of the property

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Comparison method or market data approach

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The costs of developments would be deducted from the projected sales prices to determine the value for the land

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Development method or anticipated use method

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The income that will be generated by the property is estimated compared against the cost of the site improvements

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residual method, or income approach method

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Deducting the value of site improvements from the total value of the property

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Allocation method

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Wooden framework corrected to support the masonry comprising the dome before it’s complete

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Centering ( a technique of dome construction)

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A property where redevelopment or reuse maybe complicated by the presence of contaminants

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Brownfield

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The design build model that allows the owner to secure an early fixed-price

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Bridging

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Direct costs will increase.

Overhead costs will decrease.

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Likely results of shortening the critical path

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Not included in a contractors project overhead costs

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Payroll taxes

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Granted by the Fifth Amendment to the US Constitution

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Eminent domain

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Can also eat be used by a private for-profit company on the project serves the public interest by promoting economic development

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Eminent domain

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Use group does not affect the

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Building footprint

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Kevin lynches book ,the image of the city, an area this is perceived as a symbol of a part of a city is a

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Core

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Maximum flood level with a 1% probability of occurring within a given year

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100 year flood

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Best for scheduling small projects with few participants, consist of a list of deadlines and assignments of responsibility for each task

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Milestone chart

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Bar charts are also known as

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Gantt charts

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When cost evaluations contained something that will add costs to a project in comparison to the model, such as short construction periods, challenging site conditions,

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A premium

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The document a 101 that establishes unit prices

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Owner contractor agreement

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To allow residents to control areas around their homes

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Defensible space

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Detains water allows it to be absorbed slowly by the ground

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An infiltration basin

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The stage for an event that occurs at a particular place on a regular schedule. Every building is designed around a sequence of these.
Behavior setting
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Oscar Newman's book describes some of the techniques used to help create a sense of pride of ownership in the neighborhood
Defensible space
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These centers serve about 7500 to 20,000 people within a 6 mile driving radius
Neighborhood centers
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Often anchored by large supermarket contains some sort of variety store and serve approximately 20,000 to 100,000 people
Community centers
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Typical American shopping mall containing a cluster of large big box retailers
Regional center
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These books advocate environmentally sensitive, human focused approach to design drawing heavily from vernacular historical precedent
Christopher Alexander
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This book discusses how people interpret their environments and find their way through unfamiliar places by forming a mental image of the place
Kevin lynch, the image of the city 1960
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Silt and Clay allow water to migrate above the water table on a site because they're very porous, this is an example of
Soil mechanics
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The act of revising a written document over and over until two parties can agree and its contents
Shuttle diplomacy
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Not considered in bubble diagrams
Scale
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The period between Renaissance and Baroque
Mannerism
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Spatial arrangement for highly irregular contours
Cluster arrangement
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This movement restored human scale to the new industrial cities
The city beautiful movement
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The system of roads follows natural topography
Curvilinear system
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Best building shape in a temperate northern climate
Elongated in the East West direction
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Noted by mansard roofs and the pavilion
Second Empire style
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This is associated with uncomplicated building programs , formality and authority
Symmetry
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This is to permit autonomous functioning | includes the blind who can walk but are still handicapped
Barrier free
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About life safety
Barrier free
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Not a classification in the IBC
Office
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Not considered a basic architectural service
Programming
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More expensive on a sloping a regular site because there's a manhole required every time the sewer changes direction
Underground sewer
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He should be at least 100 feet from any surface water or well
Septic drain field
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This is determined from the centerline of lot frontage
Building height
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This climate receive some most solar radiation on Southwall in winter
Temperature northern latitudes
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The deterioration of concrete or masonry caused by excessive moisture
Spalling
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A behavioral system in which a person, animal, or group place claim to an area and defends it against others
Territoriality
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Term coined by anthropologist Edward T Hall and now used to describe the study of spatial requirements of humans and the effects of population density, communication, and social interaction
Proxemics
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The number of people per-unit area
Density
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The official valuation of property for the purpose of levying a tax
Assessment
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Started the rectangular survey system of townships and sections
The ordinance of 1785
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The first planning to use the idea of zoning developed in response to the Industrial Revolution
Garnier's Cite Industrialle
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Most difficult parking configuration for the driver
90 degree
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Planning scheme utilized by this town for both pedestrians and drivers
Radburn
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Place Invented the concept of the historic distric in 1937
Charleston, SC
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This arch exerts less thrust than a rounded arch
Gothic
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Environmental protection act
1973
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1 mi.² parcel of land containing 640 acres
Section
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An area 24 mi.² bounded by parallels and meridians
A check
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6 miles on a side
Township
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The distance is going to business travel from most remote point in the occupied portion of the exit access to the entrance of the nearest exit
Exit access travel distance
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The portion of an exit access the occupants are required to traverse for two separate and distinct pads of egress travel to two exits are available
Common path of egress travel
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Minimum distance by which two exits must be separated when two exits required
Exit separation distance
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Zoning requirements include
Setbacks, floor area ratios and height limitations. Through segregation of use they help to stabilize property values. Also helps governments plan for the future by restricting the capacity of the land and helping protect the types of utility systems necessary
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Two exits are required when
Occupancy is over 50
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The most for stricter fire zone is
Fire zone 1
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The uses given an IBC table 1004.1.2 determine
Occupant load
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The legal basis for building codes in the United States is the
U.S. Constitution
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Exit doors must swing in the direction of travel when the occupant load is greater than
50
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Increases the taxes after the development period to repay the bonds
Tax increment financing
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Typically used to fund a specific project such as a library or fire station, a majority vote is typically required
General obligation bonds
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Used to fund infrastructure improvements made necessary by new development
Developer impact fees
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Used to fund public space improvements such a streetscapes to enhance various appeal and indirectly it's property Values
Business improvement District
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Standard form of architect services: | design and construction administration
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Method to increase the likelihood of making a profit
Multiple of direct personnel expense. Aka hourly
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Spaces between floors for maintenance duties
Interstitial spaces
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Indicate required adjacency relationships and priorities of relationships
Bubble diagram