module 03 | quiz questions Flashcards
what are four types of compositional balance?
- radial
- bilateral
- symmetrical
- asymmetrical
furniture and architectural elements are arranged around three or more axes intersecting at a common point.
this type of arrangement is an example of _________________ balance.
radial
what is not a means of addressing noise from outside of a space?
- reduce the transmission of sound
- isolate the noise at its source
- attenuate sound through the use of materials
- segregate loud and quiet areas
- attenuate sound through the use of materials
what three ways can noise from outside of a space be controlled?
- isolate the noise at the source
- locate noisy areas away from quiet areas
- reduce sound transmission
what sense-based design issue has been utilized by the retail industry to affect buyer’s habits?
- the use of color to increase a sense of product quality
- the use of full-spectrum lighting to enhance materials
- the role of material texture to help define wayfinding
- the role of olfactory scent to increase overall sales
- the role of olfactory scent to increase overall sales
what is mean radiant temperature (mrt)?
a measurement of how much heat is exchanged between a person and their surroundings
why is the mean radiant temperature an important factor in cold rooms or in the winter?
- because clothing acts as an insulator, moderating the effects of conduction, convection, and radiation
- because as the air temperature decreases, the body loses more heat through radiation than by evaportation
- the decrease in humidity causes thermal retention
- because as the air temperature decreases, the body loses more heat through radiation than by evaporation
according to code, when a door is fully opened, the door shall not reduce the required width of the corridor by how many inches?
- 8”
- 10”
- 7”
- 6”
7”
an exception to ibc 1005.7.1, surface-mount latch release hardware shall be exempt from inclusion in the 7” max encroachment where - the hardware is mounted to the side of the door ________________________ from the adjacent wall where the door is in the open position.
facing away
an exception to ibc 1005.7.1, surface-mount latch release hardware shall be exempt from inclusion in the 7” max encroachment where - door hardware is not mounted less than _______ nor more than ________ above the finish floor.
- 34”
- 48”
according to ibc 1005.7.2, nonstructural projections (trim and other decorative features) shall be permitted to project into the required width (of the corridor) by no more than ________ on each side.
1 1/2”
which of the following is an incorrect statement about corridors?
- corridors are included in calculating travel distance
- corridors must be used exclusively for egress
- corridor construction must be fire-rated
- corridors are part of the exit access
corridors construction must be fire-rated
when measuring the minimum distance between two exits, at what point on the door should the measurement be taken?
from the centerpoint of each door
which flammability test is used for upholstered walls?
astm e84
which flammability test is used for upholstery?
cal tb 117-2013
which flammability test is used for direct glue wall coverings + adhered panels?
astm e84
what is the clear space required on the push side + pull side of a door in a multi-level commercial building?
push side = 12”
pull side = 18” minimum
where would contract be of best use in a facility for the elderly?
- stair treads
- furniture + flooring
- wayfinding signage
- corridor walls + flooring
stair treads
what is not a requirement of an accessible tub?
- head faucet in control area
- handheld spray shower
- shower seat at tub
- enclosures
enclosures
what is the correct dimension for the top rim height of an accessible urinal?
1’-5”
what is the minimum clear width of a ramp?
36”
what is the minimum ramp landing width?
the landing clear width shall be at least as wide as the widest ramp run leading to the landing
when designing a stairway, which items must be designed to specific requirements to be accessible?
- nosing + handrail
- tread depth + riser height
- riser height + handrail
- riser height, tread depth, handrail
nosing + handrail
what is delayed egress?
a security system that temporarily delays the opening of a door after an exit attempt, typically for a short period like 15 to 30 seconds, to enhance security and allow for an appropriate response
inclusivity in design is characterized by what main issues?
it provides a diversity of ways to allow maximum participation
when designing an accessible toilet stall, all of the following apply except…
- a minimum clear space of 60” is required for maneuvering in the stall
- horizontal grab bars are to be mounted between 33” - 36” aff
- there must be at least one grab bar at the toilet
- an 18” clear space on the pull side of the door and a 12” clear space on the push side must be maintained
there must be at least on grab bar at the toilet
how high should an accessible grab bar be mounted?
33” - 36” aff
how high can a light switch be mounted?
48” aff
an accessible ramp must have a landing with a minimum area of 5’ x 5’ in what condition?
at the top and bottom of a ramp AND wherever the ramp changes direction
what is the minimum floor space required for a wheelchair?
30” x 48”
which of the following is not true about all suite exit doors when the suites are located in a multi-level commercial building?
- door shall be a minimum of 7’ h
- doors from occupied spaces into the path of egress travel cannot project more than 7” into the required width
- exit access doors must open in the direction of exit travel
- there must be 18” clear space on the push side and 12” clear space on the pull side
there must be 18” clear space on the push side and 12” clear space on the pull side
at the pull side of a front approach door, how much clear space is required?
18”
at the push side of a front approach door, how much clear space is required?
12”
which of the following is an incorrect statement about corridors?
- corridors are part of the exit access
- corridors are included in calculating travel distance
- corridors must be used exclusively for egress
- corridor construction must be fire rated
corridor construction must be fire-rated
true or false: by definition, corridors are exclusively used for egress.
true
if given the occupancy type and square footage of a space, how would one determine the number of exits needed?
- divide the square footage by the occupant load of the space
- refer to ibc 1006.2.1 to determine the maximum occupant load of a space
- if the occupant load is between 501 - 1000, three exits are needed
which test is not used to determine flammability of upholstered fabric?
- steiner tunnel test
- smoke density test
- radiant panel test
- smolder resistance test
radiant panel test - this test measures the flame spread of flooring systems