Ncidq IDFX Info Analysis+Presentation Flashcards

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Good source of information for design professionals:

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Trade Associations

Ex: AWI American wood Institute

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Of all programming data ____ and _____ are 2 of the primary factors that determine size and configuration of the interior space.

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Required Area & Adjacencies

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In addition to primary spaces, there also _____.

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Support spaces

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What spaces are considered support spaces?

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Corridors, circulation space, closets, toilet rooms, no specified mech areas.

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Where sf is not defined, space for a particular use can be determined one of 3 ways:

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Number of people that must be accommodated
By an object or piece of equipment
Activity that has own clearly specified space needs

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Benchmarks

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General guidelines for space requirements for person engaged in various types of activity.

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The first way to determine space

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Multiply are one person needs by number of people in same area

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Net space

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Space required to accommodate specific functions

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Net area does not include this

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Primary and secondary circulation space, Closets, electrical and telephone Equipment rooms, Exterior walls, Or the building core.

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Net area is referred to as_____

Secondary spaces are referred to as______

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Net assignable area

Unassigned areas

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10
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Considered public circulation space of a leased building

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Primary circulation space

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What are some examples of primary circulation space ie: Public circulation space?

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Entry, lobby, elevator lobbies, Main corridors, and exits required for building code egress.

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What is secondary circulation space?

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Corridors and privately leased areas used to connect the net assignable areas to the primary circulation areas of the building.

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13
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This is the area available for assignment to a tenant including the actual net area And secondary circulation space.

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Usable area

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This is the total amount of usable space available But also includes structural columns, the thickness of some partitions, and typically a portion of the exterior walls of the building.

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Rentable area

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Rentable area also includes:

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Proportionate share of the elevator lobby, public corridor restrooms, and mechanical rooms.

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When a tenant space takes up the entire floor the rental area includes these areas:

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Elevator lobby, public corridors, and restrooms on that floor.

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Partitions that separate tenant spaces from each other or a tenant space from a Public space.

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Demising wall

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the _______ Area of the floor includes all spaces on all floors that are totally enclosed measured from the outside faces of exterior walls

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Gross area

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What is efficiency factor?

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Mathematical ratio between one area and another.

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What is the interior layout efficiency?

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The ratio of the net area or net assignable area to the usable.

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In most office and retail spaces, circulation What percent is devoted to circulation?

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20 to 30% of the total useable space.

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Would a hospital have a higher or lower efficiency ratio than a factory?

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Lower efficiency meaning less usable space compared to net space because of corridors and lots of rooms.

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How do you calculate the required usable area of A space.

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Divide the net area by the efficiency factor.

Ie: Equipment, files, auxiliary areas

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What is the rentable usable ratio?

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Rentable area divided by usable area

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Ratio net assignable sf to gross sf

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Overall building efficiency

26
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Linear workflow

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Work or business process proceeds from one location to another

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Central workflow

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Work controlled by central area

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A ________ flow is hierarchal, Typically with one group controlling work divided into separate departments.

A______ work flow does not have an organized method of workflow.

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Departmental.

Network

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A ________ workflow may work better in irregular shaped space over several floors

A

Departmental

30
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A long narrow space may work for ________ work flow

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Linear

31
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A code checklist during programming should include the following:

A

Toilet room accessories
Hardware
Finishes
Handrails

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These topics should be included in programming report to client

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Title page
Introduction
Executive summary
Goals and objectives
Summary of space needs (workflow, equipment needs, existing and future staff
Space Adjacencies
Code requirements
Analysis existing space ( architectural, structural, electrical, mechanical, life safety requirements.
Budget and schedule requirements
Programming concepts
Appendices ( existing furn inventory, detailed survey info)

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The _______ document should make it clear that the report is for the clients approval and work can not be completed without it.

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Programming report

34
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What are 3 ways of formally presenting an electronic program report?

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Face to face
Internet presentation(dif time, dif location)
Virtual presentation (same time, diff location)
35
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Presentation boards for a program report should include the following:

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Summaries of the Area requirements

Diagrams showing major programming concepts and required Adjacencies.