project_delivery_and_code Flashcards

(21 cards)

1
Q

What is the most common project delivery method seen on the ARE exam?

A

Design-Bid-Build

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In Design-Bid-Build, who is responsible for code compliance during design and permitting?

A

The architect

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What is the sequence in Design-Bid-Build?

A

Design → Permitting → Bidding → Construction

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In Design-Build, who typically takes over responsibility during CDs?

A

The contractor

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5
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How does Design-Build differ from Design-Bid-Build in decision making?

A

Design-Build shifts design detailing responsibilities to the contractor

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What unique role do code officials play in Fast Track delivery?

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They act as part of the team, reviewing multiple phases throughout design and construction

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Why is Fast Track delivery complex for code compliance?

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Because permitting happens in phases, code officials must engage throughout the process

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What distinguishes Multiple Prime delivery?

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There are multiple prime contractors requiring higher coordination during construction

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9
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How do fire ratings affect cost and design?

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Higher ratings increase cost and limit design choices

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10
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Why is fire rating important in adaptive reuse?

A

It determines feasibility by requiring integration of old and new assemblies

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What code factors affect stair egress distance in an apartment?

A

Sprinklers, construction type, and fire rating

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What must be determined before selecting a construction type?

A

Occupancy/use group

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13
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What is a key ADA consideration for vestibules?

A

Enough space for wheelchair turning between doors

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14
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Why isn’t one accessible seating location sufficient in theaters?

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Because accessible seating should reflect the variety of standard seating options

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15
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How many risers are needed for a 13-ft floor-to-floor stair?

A

23 risers with ~6.78” riser height

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16
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How many treads are in a run of 12 risers?

17
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What is the assumed width for a typical egress stair?

18
Q

How does an apartment stair differ from an office stair?

A

Apartments have shorter floor-to-floor height, so fewer risers/treads

19
Q

What determines if more than 2 egress stairs are needed?

A

Number of occupants and stair width limits

20
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What other reason might require a 3rd stair?

A

If the egress distance between two stairs is too long

21
Q

What minimum stair width is typically assumed in calculations?