Successful Int. Projects thru Effective Conctract Docs - Furniture Flashcards
The following are examples which would be included under which specification section: Re-upholstery, Upholstery Cleaning, Drapery Cleaning, Stain Protection Treatment, Wood Finishing, Touchup and Repair, Re-caning, Electrostatic painting, re-laminating plastic laminate tops, Protective glass tops, Slipcovers
Furniture
What is specification section 12000?
Furnishings
What is specification section 12050?
Fabrics
What is specification section 12100?
Artwork
What is specification section 12110?
Murals
What is specification section 12120?
Wall Hangings
What is specification section 12130?
Paintings
What is specification section 12140?
Carved or Cast Statuary
What is specification section 12150?
Carved or Cast Relief Work
What is specification section 12160?
Custom Chancel Fittings
What is specification section 12170?
Stained Glass Work
What is specification section 12300?
Manufactured Casework
What is specification section 12500?
Window Treatment
What is specification section 12600?
Furniture & Accessories
What is specification section 12670?
Rugs & Mats
What is specification section 12700?
Multiple Seating
What is specification section 12800?
Interior Plants & Planters
The discipline of continually clarifying and deepening our personal vision, of focusing our energies, of developing patience and of seeing reality objectively, or the marriage of sense and science is . . . .
Personal mastery
What are mental models?
Deeply engrained assumptions, generalizations, or even pictures or images that influence how we understand the world and how we take action
What is building shared vision?
The practice of un-earthing shared pictures of the future that foster genuine commitment and enrollment rather than mere compliance.
Whextat is team learning?
Developing extraordinary capacities for coordinated action, producing extraordinary results and growing individual members more rapidly than could have occurred otherwise
What are the (3) three levels of learning
- Understanding 2. Applications 3. Integration or creation
Deposition printers deposit small particles of plastic or ceramic in layers that can later be assembled by hand is called:
3D Modeling
Stereolithography machines employ computer controlled laser beams to selectively solidify polymer solutionnis called:
3D Modeling
Multi-access milling machines carve 3-dimensional forms out of solid blocks is called
3D Modelning
Other types of devices produce layered models by utilizing lasers to cut and fuse sheets of resin impregnated paper is called:
3D Modeling
The following are what to the interior design profession: to promote the effecient use of resources including materials, water and energy, to understand the life cycle of all materials we use in order to understand the overall environmental impact of our decisions, to create healthy indoor environments for end users, to protect eco systems in the selection of materials that go into a project, to move toward eliminating waste in the production, trasportion and use of materials, to help users move toward eliminating waste by making recycling easy,to move away from the use of fossil fuels and move toward the use of sustainable energy resources and to let building users know why the building has been designed the way it has, to help raise awareness of the general issues and opportunities
Key goals for the interior design profession in creating greener buildings
Life Cycle Issues Checklist - Design professions should be aware of what for Raw Materials?
- Where the raw materials come from 2. If the material is safe and non-toxic 3. If it can be produced or harvested without polluting the surrounding area 4. How much energy is used to produce the material 5. How many other material resources are depleted in producing the material 6. Does its production help the surrounding community 7. Does the raw material come from a renewable resource or is it a recycled material 8. Is the raw material a salvaged material 9.Is it an agrigultural or industrial by product
Systems furniture plan - how are these broken up to be manageable?
There is a separate furniture plan in addition to the floor plan. Dimensions locating clusters of workstations in relation to fixed building elements are on this plan as well as locations for electrical infeeds. An additional plan for workstation components with workstation type codes is prepared. Large scale detail drawings have the model numbers and finish information for each part. Sometimes the large scale detail plan is further divided into a panel plan and a component plan to allow for part numbers These drawings are then used to deelop the specifications for the systems furniture as well as for installation
