Vocabulary 11-20

Question 1

Building program

Answer 1

According to the Canadian standard form of agreement between clients architect: «The client shall supply full information regarding requirements for the project including a program which shall set forth the clients design objectives, constraints, and criteria, including special and functional requirements and relationships, and flexibility and expand ability, special equipment inside requirements

Question 2

Esquisse

Answer 2

A simply executed drawing showing the general features of a design

Question 3

Design drawings

Answer 3

Any of the drawings me to aid in the visit visualization and evaluation of a concept within the design process

Question 4

Presentation drawings

Answer 4

Drawings which are present it to others to; show what a building look like; convey an idea, or; sell a concept

Question 5

Construction drawings

Answer 5

Drawings used by a contractor to construct a building, used to be called working drawings.

Question 6

Rendering

Answer 6

A drawing, such as a perspective, of a building or interior space, artistically showing materials, sheets, and shuttles: usually done for purposes of presentation and persuasion

Question 7

Scale

Answer 7

Proportion or we should between dimensions as shown on plants, maps, etc. to the actual dimension it represents

Question 8

Flow chart

Answer 8

Graphical chart to show required sequence of construction operations

Question 9

Organization chart

Answer 9

Diagram showing the relationships/relative ranks of the competence of a company/organization

Question 10

Bubble diagram

Answer 10

A diagram which uses bubbles or other shapes to show the functional relationships between the various rooms of a building, often used in early development of the planning or design