Arbitration of Professional Design

Question 1

Prepares the design proposals

Answer 1

Architect together with a team of engineers

Question 2

… is initially carried out by the architect while hecreates his design proposal

Answer 2

The task of combining the goals into a synthesis

Question 3

We define architectural programming as..?

Answer 3

Research and decision making process that identifies scope of work to be design

Question 4

Architectural Programming; Six steps?

Answer 4

Research the project type
Establish goals and objectives
Gather relevant information
Identifying space planning strategies
Determine quantitative requirements
Summarize the program

Question 5

Its centered around
- Spaces frequently included in the building
- Space criteria or no. of sq ft per person
- Relationship of spaces according to its function
- Cost per square meter
- Site requirements
- Technical, Mechanical, electricla, security, or other issues unique to the project type

Answer 5

Research the project type

Question 6

The programmer/designer suggets broad goal statements that will guide the remainder of the programming process

Answer 6

Establish goals and objectives

Question 7

What are the goals of the owner? Where do they see their organization headed?

Answer 7

Organizational Goals

Question 8

What should be the aesthetic and psychological impact of the design? Should the image be similar or distinct from its neighbors? Are there historic, cultural, and/or context implications

Answer 8

Form and image goals

Question 9

What major functions will take place in the building? How many ppl are to be accomodated? How might be the building design enhance or impact occupant interactions?

Answer 9

Function goals

Question 10

wHAT IS the total project budhet? WWhat is the attitude towards initial cost bersus long range operating maintenance costs? What level of quality is desired? What is the attitude toward conservation of resources and sustainabilityT

Answer 10

eCONOMIC GOALS

Question 11

When is the project to be occupied? What type of changes are expected over the next few years?

Answer 11

Time goals

Question 12

Meeting deadlines

Answer 12

Management goals

Question 13

Typical categories include -
Facility users, type and sched pf activieies
- What equipment are encessary for activities to function properly
- Access to daylight, acoustics, accessibility, campus/area design guiddines, historic preservation

Answer 13

Gather relevant information

Question 14

Suggest a way to accomplish the goals given hat one now knows the opportunities and constraints.

Answer 14

Space planning strategies

Question 15

Indicate what functions should be near each other for the project to function smoothly.

Answer 15

Bubble diagram

Question 16

indicate the desired circulation, connectino between spces, what spaces require security, or audio privacy

Answer 16

Relationship diagrams

Question 17

In this step, one must reconcile the available budget with the number of improvements desired within the project time frame. A list of spaces is developed to accomodate all acitivites desired.

Answer 17

Determine Quaantitative requirements

Question 18

If the project cost more than the budget - three things can happen

Answer 18

• Space can be trimmmed back or delegated to a later phase
• Cost per sqm can be reduced ( quality reduction
• Both

Question 19

Once program is completed and approved, information must be integrated into the design process. Some clients want the designer to star involved after the programming phase to ensure that the requirements are realized in the design work

Answer 19

Summarize the program