Hot Topics Flashcards

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What does BIM stand for?

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Building Information Management

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What is BIM?

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Collaborative process allows parties to design within one 3D model.

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What is clash detection in BIM?

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Models are created by each design discipline and combined using software. They report collisions between elements in a model.

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What is a BEP?

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BIM Execution Plan.

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Why might a building be listed?

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Architectural, cultural and historical reasons.

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Three categories of listings in England and Wales?

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Grade I - Exceptional interest
Grade II*
Grade II - Special interest.

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What are these categories in Scotland?

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A,B,C.

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What is a curtilage listing?

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Refers to parcel of land attached to a building and forming one enclosure. Added to a listed building.

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What are reserved matters in planning permissions?

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Items excluded from outline planning application as they are determined in the future or are not yet developed. Three years after previous application.
Includes access, layout, scale.

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What are Section 278 agreements?

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Highways Act 1980 allows developers to enter agreements with councils to make alterations to a public highway.

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What are Section 106 agreements?

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Legally binding agreement between local authority and developer. Mitigate impact on local community.

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