January 1999 Board Examination

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1. What aspect of architect's professional services do interior design belong?

Explanation

Interior design belongs to specialized allied services in an architect's professional services. This means that interior design is a specific area of expertise within the broader field of architecture. It involves the design and planning of the interior spaces of a building, including the selection of materials, furniture, and decorative elements. While architects may have knowledge and skills in interior design, it is considered a specialized service that may be provided by interior designers who work closely with architects.

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January 1999 Board Examination - Quiz

The 'January 1999 Board Examination' quiz assesses knowledge in architectural contract management, focusing on conditions for work suspension, document preparation, compensation for extra services, and legal requirements for plan approval and occupancy.

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2. In the architect's specialized services, under which services does the architect conduct bids/negotiations with furniture fabricators/suppliers?

Explanation

In the architect's specialized services, they conduct bids/negotiations with furniture fabricators/suppliers under the interior design services. This involves selecting and procuring furniture from various fabricators and suppliers to meet the design requirements of the project. The architect works closely with these vendors to ensure that the furniture selected aligns with the overall design concept and meets the client's needs.

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3. Who signs and seals as-built architectural plans, which are required for obtaining a certificate of occupancy?

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Architects sign and seal as-built architectural plans, which are necessary for obtaining a certificate of occupancy. This is because architects are responsible for designing and overseeing the construction of buildings, ensuring that they meet safety and building code requirements. As-built plans document any changes made during construction and provide an accurate representation of the completed project. By signing and sealing these plans, architects certify their accuracy and take responsibility for the design and construction of the building.

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4. Which of the following services is NOT included in the architect's fee for professional services?

Explanation

The architect's fee for professional services typically covers various aspects of the design and construction process. This includes structural services, electrical services, and sanitary/mechanical engineering services. These are all essential components that the architect is responsible for coordinating and incorporating into the overall design. However, surveys/soil exploration are not typically included in the architect's fee. These services involve assessing the site conditions and determining the suitability of the soil for construction, which is usually carried out by specialized consultants or engineers. Therefore, surveys/soil exploration are not part of the architect's scope of work and are not included in their fee.

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5. With regards to responsibilities to his CLIENT, which of the following is/are expected of the architect?

Explanation

The architect is expected to present examples of professional experience to showcase their expertise and capabilities to the client. They should also explain the conditions of project cost estimates to ensure transparency and avoid any misunderstandings regarding the financial aspects of the project. Additionally, the architect needs to ascertain the exact nature/scope of services and professional fees to establish clear expectations and avoid any disputes or confusion in the future. Therefore, all the listed items are expected responsibilities of the architect towards their client.

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6. Which of the following is NOT included in architect's fee for professional services?

Explanation

The architect's fee for professional services typically includes various aspects of the design and construction process. This includes electrical services, structural services, and sanitary/mechanical engineering services. However, surveys/soil exploration are not typically included in the architect's fee. Surveys and soil exploration are separate services that are often carried out by specialized professionals such as surveyors or geotechnical engineers. These services involve assessing the site conditions and soil characteristics, which are important for determining the feasibility and design considerations of a project.

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7. What legal mandate provides for installation/incorporation in buildings, as well as streets and highways, such as architectural/structural features in order to enhance mobility of disabled persons?  

Explanation

BP 344 is the correct answer because it is the legal mandate that provides for the installation/incorporation of architectural/structural features in buildings, streets, and highways to enhance the mobility of disabled persons. PD 229, PD 344, and BP 433 are not relevant to this specific mandate.

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8. Under PD 1096, which of the following standards/requirements must be complied with in order to obtain a building permit?

Explanation

Under PD 1096, in order to obtain a building permit, all the listed items must be complied with. This means that the applicant must meet the standards and requirements for structural design, zoning/land use, and line and grade. Each of these factors is important in ensuring that the building is safe, complies with regulations, and is appropriately located within the designated land use area. Therefore, all of these items must be addressed and fulfilled to obtain a building permit.

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9. What art principle shows the relationships of architectural elements and is usually derived from the human body or its spare parts as the basis of measurement system?

Explanation

Scale is the correct answer because it refers to the art principle that shows the relationships of architectural elements and is usually derived from the human body or its spare parts as the basis of a measurement system. Scale in art and architecture involves the proportional relationships between different elements and their sizes in relation to the human body. It helps create a sense of harmony and proportion in architectural design.

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10. Which of the following factors should be considered in color selection as affected by light?  

Explanation

When selecting colors that are affected by light, it is important to consider all listed items. This means taking into account the functions of the room, the lighting arrangements, and the location. The functions of the room will determine the mood and atmosphere that is desired, while the lighting arrangements will affect how the colors appear under different lighting conditions. The location can also play a role in color selection, as different regions may have different lighting conditions. Therefore, considering all these factors is crucial in making the right color selection.

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11. Which of the following consideration/s is/are important consideration/s in site planning?

Explanation

All of the listed items are important considerations in site planning. The attractiveness of the landscape is important because it can enhance the overall aesthetics and appeal of the site. The usability of space is crucial as it ensures that the site is functional and can meet the needs of its users. Economies in the provision of utilities are important to ensure efficient use of resources and cost-effectiveness in the long run. Therefore, considering all of these factors is essential for effective site planning.

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12. Which of the following standards/requirements for buildings/structures is/are regulated/controlled by PD 1096?

Explanation

PD 1096 regulates and controls all the listed items, including the design, quality of materials, and construction standards/requirements for buildings/structures. This means that PD 1096 sets guidelines and regulations for the design process, specifies the quality of materials to be used, and oversees the construction process to ensure compliance with the standards and requirements.

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13. In the architect's range of services, under which services does landscape design fall?

Explanation

Landscape design falls under the category of specialized allied services in the architect's range of services. This means that it is a specific and separate service that architects can offer in addition to their main design and construction services. Specialized allied services typically involve collaborating with other professionals or experts in specific fields to provide comprehensive design solutions for clients. Therefore, landscape design is considered a specialized allied service within the architect's range of services.

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14. Which of the following population characteristics are important in determining housing need?

Explanation

All listed items, including over-crowding, migration, and new family formation, are important population characteristics in determining housing need. Over-crowding indicates a lack of sufficient housing, migration can lead to an increase in population and therefore a greater demand for housing, and new family formation suggests a need for additional housing units. Considering all these factors together helps to accurately assess the housing needs of a population.

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15. Which of the following gives a POSITIVE view?

Explanation

Large public parks give a positive view because they provide open green spaces for people to enjoy, relax, and engage in recreational activities. They contribute to the overall well-being of individuals by offering a peaceful and natural environment, promoting physical exercise, and fostering social interactions. Public parks also enhance the aesthetics of an area, adding beauty and tranquility to the surroundings.

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16. Under the owner-architect agreement, which of the following is/are chargeable to the owner?

Explanation

Under the owner-architect agreement, the owner is responsible for the cost of all listed items, including the design of movable closets/cabinets, landscaping, and taxes on services (except income tax). This means that the owner will have to pay for these expenses as part of the agreement with the architect.

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17. Which of the following standards/requirements for buildings and structures is/are regulated/controlled by PD 1096?

Explanation

PD 1096 regulates and controls all the listed items, which include the use, maintenance, and occupancy standards/requirements for buildings and structures. This means that PD 1096 sets guidelines and regulations for the purpose and function of buildings, as well as their ongoing maintenance and the rules for their occupancy.

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18. In the architect's range of services, under which services does post-construction evaluation fall?

Explanation

Post-construction evaluation falls under the services provided by the architect. This evaluation is conducted after the completion of the construction project to assess its performance, identify any issues or deficiencies, and ensure that the project meets the desired standards and objectives. It helps in identifying areas of improvement and providing feedback for future projects.

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19. In the architect's range of services, which of the following comprise/s specialized allied services?

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The correct answer is all listed items. In the architect's range of services, specialized allied services include acoustics, physical planning, and landscape design. These services are additional areas of expertise that architects can offer to enhance the overall design and functionality of a project. Acoustics focuses on sound control and optimization within a space, physical planning involves the organization and layout of the built environment, and landscape design involves the planning and design of outdoor spaces. By offering these specialized services, architects can provide comprehensive solutions to meet the specific needs of their clients.

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20. Which of the following factors determine the multiplier in the multiple direct personnel expenses?

Explanation

The multiplier in multiple direct personnel expenses is determined by all the listed items, including the architect's experience, the complexity of the project, and the office set-up. These factors play a role in determining the overall cost of personnel expenses and can vary depending on the specific project requirements and the level of expertise needed.

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21. What do you call the spherical roof, placed like an "inverted cup over circular, square or rectangular apartment"?

Explanation

A cupola is a term used to describe a spherical roof that is placed like an "inverted cup" over a circular, square, or rectangular apartment. It is a common architectural feature that adds aesthetic appeal to buildings and provides natural light and ventilation. The term "cupola" accurately describes the shape and function of this type of roof.

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22. What legal mandate created the Fire Code of the Philippines?

Explanation

PD 1185 is the correct answer because it is the legal mandate that created the Fire Code of the Philippines. The Fire Code of the Philippines is a comprehensive set of regulations and standards that aim to prevent and mitigate fire incidents in the country. PD 1185 was issued in 1977 and provides guidelines for fire prevention, suppression, and safety measures in buildings, structures, and premises. It establishes the roles and responsibilities of individuals and organizations in ensuring fire safety and outlines the procedures for fire prevention inspections, fire drills, and emergency response.

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23. Which of the following indicate/s good site planning?
  1. maximized land use/space
  2. efficient circulation
  3. best orientation
  4. social disorganization
  5. all items listed

Explanation

Good site planning involves maximizing land use and space, ensuring efficient circulation within the site, and selecting the best orientation for buildings. These factors contribute to the overall functionality and effectiveness of the site, allowing for optimal use of resources and creating a well-organized and accessible environment. Social disorganization is not a factor that indicates good site planning. Therefore, the correct answer is 1, 2, 3.

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24. Which of the following describes future housing need?

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The correct answer is "all listed items". This means that future housing need includes all of the listed items, which are housing backlog, housing to be replaced, and housing for new family/household formation. This suggests that there is a demand for housing in various aspects, including addressing the backlog, replacing existing housing, and accommodating new families or households.

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25. Under PD 1096, which of the following is a reason for non-issuance of a building permit?

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Errors found in plans and specifications can be a valid reason for non-issuance of a building permit because accurate and detailed plans and specifications are essential for ensuring the safety and compliance of the proposed construction project. Errors in these documents can lead to potential hazards or violations of building codes and regulations. Therefore, it is necessary to rectify any errors before a building permit can be issued.

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26. What project management tool used by architects which consists of identifying the most critical set of activities and computing critical path schedules for implementation?

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The critical path method is a project management tool used by architects to identify the most critical set of activities and compute critical path schedules for implementation. This method helps determine the sequence of tasks that must be completed in order to complete the project on time. By analyzing the critical path, architects can identify activities that have no flexibility in their scheduling and must be completed on time to avoid delays in the overall project. The critical path method is essential for effective project planning and scheduling in architecture.

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27. What was the first modern architecture school in the world?

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Bauhaus is considered the first modern architecture school in the world because it revolutionized architectural education and practice. Founded in 1919 in Germany, Bauhaus emphasized the integration of art, craftsmanship, and technology. It rejected traditional architectural styles and focused on functional design, simplicity, and the use of new materials and techniques. Bauhaus had a significant impact on modern architecture, influencing the development of the International Style and the design principles still used today.

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28. In the Architect's Code of Ethics, to whom does the Architect have responsibility to consider needs and aesthetic and functional requirements?

Explanation

The Architect has a responsibility to consider the needs and aesthetic and functional requirements of the client. This means that the Architect should prioritize the client's desires and preferences, while also ensuring that the design meets the necessary functionality and aesthetics. The Architect should work closely with the client to understand their vision and requirements, and then incorporate them into the design process. This ensures that the final design reflects the client's needs and expectations.

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29. Which sensual type affects placement of rooms which could limit unpleasant odors?

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The correct answer is olfactory. Olfactory refers to the sense of smell. This means that the placement of rooms can be affected by the need to limit unpleasant odors. For example, rooms that produce strong odors like kitchens or bathrooms may be placed away from living areas to prevent the spread of unpleasant smells.

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30.
  1. What historic style of architecture contributed the architectural mouldings such as cyma recka, cyma reversa, ovolo, etc.?

Explanation

Greek architecture is known for its significant contributions to architectural mouldings such as cyma recka, cyma reversa, ovolo, and more. The Greeks developed a sophisticated understanding of architectural ornamentation and used these mouldings to enhance the aesthetics and structural integrity of their buildings. These mouldings became an integral part of Greek architectural style and were later adopted and adapted by other cultures and architectural traditions. Therefore, the correct answer is Greek.

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31. Under the Fire Code, what is the maximum width (meters) of a single door in a doorway?

Explanation

The correct answer is 1.22. According to the Fire Code, the maximum width of a single door in a doorway is 1.22 meters.

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32. Which is the most sacred part of a church or temple, which is a holy or consecrated place?

Explanation

The most sacred part of a church or temple is the sanctuary. It is a holy or consecrated place where religious rituals and ceremonies are performed. The sanctuary is typically located at the front of the church or temple and is considered the holiest area where the altar is placed. It is a symbol of divine presence and is often reserved for clergy and other religious officials.

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33. Which of the following describes the art aspect of architecture?

Explanation

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34. Under BP 344, which of the following is NOT generally considered as a basic physical planning requirement?

Explanation

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35. In the architect's range of services, under which services does building/equipment maintenance fall?

Explanation

Building/equipment maintenance falls under the post construction services in the architect's range of services. After the construction of a building or installation of equipment, maintenance is required to ensure its proper functioning and longevity. This includes regular inspections, repairs, and upkeep of the building and its equipment. Post construction services encompass all activities that are carried out after the completion of the construction process.

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36. What type of urban form is the most frequently found in many cities, which is a large circle with radial corridors of intense development emanating from the center?

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Radiocentric urban form refers to a city layout that is organized around a central point, typically in the shape of a large circle. From this central point, there are radial corridors that extend outwards, with intense development occurring along these corridors. This type of urban form is commonly found in many cities, as it allows for efficient transportation and easy access to the central area.

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37. Which is the second oldest institute of higher education in the Philippines which boasts of ancient Spanish architecture?

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University of Santo Tomas is the second oldest institute of higher education in the Philippines. It is known for its ancient Spanish architecture, which adds to its historical significance. The university has a rich history and has played a significant role in the development of education in the country.

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38. Under PD 1096, what is referred to as construction in an existing building/structure involving physical change to increase its value (area), utility, and/or improve its aesthetic quality?

Explanation

Renovation refers to the process of making physical changes to an existing building or structure in order to increase its value, utility, and/or improve its aesthetic quality. This can involve various improvements such as upgrading fixtures, replacing outdated components, or redesigning the layout. Unlike repair, which focuses on fixing specific issues or damages, renovation aims to enhance the overall condition and appearance of the building. Therefore, renovation is the correct answer in this context.

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39. Which of the following illustrates the concept of housing?

Explanation

The concept of housing can be illustrated by all the listed items. Housing can refer to consumer products such as houses or apartments that people live in. It can also include the institutions and organizations that are involved in providing housing, such as real estate agencies or property management companies. Additionally, housing can be seen as a social and economic process, as it involves the buying, selling, and renting of properties, as well as the impact it has on individuals and communities.

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40. Under the architect's design-build services, which of the following conditions should be observed?

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The correct answer is "none of the listed items". This means that under the architect's design-build services, none of the conditions mentioned in the options should be observed. This suggests that the architect's design-build services do not involve paying permits/licenses, appointing personnel/other support staff, or deducting personnel costs from the architect's fee.

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41. Which of the following is NOT performed by the architect under the design-build services by administration?

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42. Which of the following does NOT constitute the post-construction services of the architect?

Explanation

Real property evaluation does not constitute the post-construction services of the architect. Post-construction services typically involve activities such as post-construction evaluation to assess the performance of the project, building/equipment maintenance to ensure proper functioning and upkeep, and building/ground administration to manage and oversee the operations of the building and its surroundings. Real property evaluation, on the other hand, typically refers to the assessment of the value or condition of a property for purposes such as sale, purchase, or insurance, and is not directly related to the architect's post-construction responsibilities.

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43. Which of the following ------------------------ set of specifications is important to an ESTIMATED  ------------?

Explanation

This answer is correct because being able to calculate the cost of materials and labor quickly and accurately is important for estimating the overall cost of a project. This information is crucial for budgeting and making informed decisions about the feasibility of the project.

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44. In the architect's post-construction services, under which services does the architect evaluate the plan's functional and construction design effectiveness?

Explanation

In the architect's post-construction services, the architect evaluates the plan's functional and construction design effectiveness through post-construction evaluation. This involves assessing how well the design plan has been implemented and whether it meets the intended goals in terms of functionality and construction. This evaluation helps identify any areas that may need improvement or adjustments for future projects.

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45. What legislation measures mandates the PRC to support only accredited professional organizations and their members?

Explanation

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46. Who is the author of the compilation of "The Five Orders Architecture"?

Explanation

Giacomo da Vignola is the author of the compilation of "The Five Orders of Architecture."

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47. In the architect's range of services, which of the following comprise/s PRE-DESIGN services?

Explanation

PRE-DESIGN services in an architect's range of services refer to the activities that take place before the actual design process begins. Economic feasibility studies are conducted during this phase to determine the financial viability of a project. These studies assess the potential costs and benefits of the project, helping the architect and client make informed decisions about whether to proceed with the design and construction. Therefore, economic feasibility studies are a part of the pre-design services offered by architects.

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48. Under the architect's design-build services on a guaranteed maximum cost, which of the following conditions should be observed?

Explanation

In the architect's design-build services on a guaranteed maximum cost, none of the listed conditions should be observed. This means that the savings on project cost should not go to the client only, nor should it go to the architect only. Additionally, there should not be a specific percentage of the project cost designated as the architect's fee.

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49. What type of urban ecological process in land use patterning refers to the clustering of certain specialized institutions, activities or facilities?

Explanation

Centralization refers to the clustering of certain specialized institutions, activities, or facilities in urban areas. This process occurs when specific functions or services are concentrated in a particular location, leading to the development of specialized areas within the city. Centralization can be observed in the clustering of financial institutions in a financial district or the concentration of educational institutions in a university district. This phenomenon contributes to the spatial organization and land use patterning of urban areas.

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50. What Asian arch is so rich in design that "no facet of any structure is left unadorned"?

Explanation

Thai architecture is known for its intricate and elaborate designs, with a focus on intricate details and decorations. It is characterized by its use of ornate carvings, intricate patterns, and vibrant colors. Thai architects pay attention to every aspect of a structure, ensuring that no facet is left unadorned. This attention to detail and rich design aesthetic is what sets Thai architecture apart and makes it a correct answer to the question.

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51. Who created the Dymaxion House, the first "machine for living" – which is a portable home made from metal alloys and plastics and where all necessary mechanical systems and devices are placed in the center of the building, with the living spaces around it—open to the arrangement tastes of the owner?

Explanation

Buckminster Fuller is the correct answer because he is the creator of the Dymaxion House, which is described as the first "machine for living." This portable home is made from metal alloys and plastics, with all necessary mechanical systems and devices placed in the center of the building, surrounded by the living spaces. The arrangement of the living spaces can be customized according to the owner's tastes.

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52. What type of urban ecological process in land use planning patterning in cities or communities is defined as the entrance of new population and/or facilities into an occupied area?

Explanation

Invasion is the correct answer because it refers to the entrance of new population and/or facilities into an occupied area. This term is commonly used in urban ecological processes and land use planning patterning in cities or communities when there is an influx of new residents or the establishment of new facilities in an already developed area. It signifies the introduction of new elements into the existing urban fabric, potentially leading to changes in the social, economic, and environmental dynamics of the area.

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53. Which component of a comprehensive/master plan delineates railroad lines/terminals?

Explanation

The circulation/transportation plan is the component of a comprehensive/master plan that delineates railroad lines/terminals. This plan focuses on the movement of people and goods within the area, including the transportation infrastructure such as roads, highways, public transportation, and rail lines. It identifies the locations of railroad lines and terminals, ensuring efficient and effective transportation options for the community.

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54. What is referred to as an outline specifications enumerating the type or trade names of materials to be used?

Explanation

An outline specifications refers to a document that lists the type or trade names of materials to be used. It provides detailed information about the materials required for a project, including their quality, characteristics, and performance standards. This document is important for ensuring that the correct materials are used and that they meet the necessary requirements for the project.

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55. Which of the following factors does NOT effect historic style of architecture?

Explanation

The historic style of architecture is not affected by land use. Land use refers to the purpose or function of a particular area of land, such as residential, commercial, or industrial. While land use may influence the overall development and design of a city or town, it does not directly impact the specific style or characteristics of architecture. Factors such as geological characteristics, religion, and socio-political conditions have a more direct influence on the historic style of architecture.

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56. What do you call the system which coordinates the dimensions of all buildings themselves, as well as with the dimensions of the buildings to be erected in order to reduce the cost of construction?

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The modular coordination system is the correct answer because it refers to the system that coordinates the dimensions of all buildings, including those to be erected, in order to reduce construction costs. This system ensures that all components and dimensions are standardized and compatible, allowing for efficient and cost-effective construction processes.

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57. What type of specifications specifies the manufacturer's name/brand name?

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Closed specifications are a type of specifications that specify the manufacturer's name or brand name. Closed specifications are detailed and specific, providing a clear indication of the desired product or service. In this case, the closed specification would clearly state the manufacturer's name or brand name that is required for the project. This allows the buyer to have a specific product or service in mind and ensures that the desired brand or manufacturer is used.

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58. What type of specifications is one where any manufacturer whose product meets the specified performance and description may bid?

Explanation

In an open specification, any manufacturer whose product meets the specified performance and description may bid. This means that the specification does not favor any specific brand or manufacturer, allowing for a fair and competitive bidding process. Manufacturers have the freedom to offer their products as long as they meet the required standards, promoting a wider range of options for the buyer.

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59. What advantage does the design-build services of the architect have in terms of construction budget?

Explanation

The design-build services of the architect have the advantage of convenience in terms of the construction budget. This means that the architect's services streamline the entire construction process, making it more efficient and easier to manage. This convenience allows for better budget control and allocation of resources, ultimately resulting in a more cost-effective project.

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60. Under BP 220, what is the minimum fire-resistance rating for a firewall?

Explanation

Under BP 220, the minimum fire-resistance rating for a firewall is one hour. This means that the firewall is designed and constructed to withstand fire for at least one hour before it starts to collapse or allow the passage of flames or heat. This requirement is in place to ensure the safety of occupants and to prevent the spread of fire to adjacent areas or buildings.

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61. What do you call the Illustration on Freeway configuration?

Explanation

A clover leaf interchange refers to the illustration on freeway configuration where two intersecting roads are connected via a series of ramps that resemble a clover leaf shape. This type of interchange allows for efficient traffic flow and minimizes the need for drivers to make left turns or cross opposing traffic.

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62. What will be the result if two complementary colors are mixed in proper amounts in the pigment pot?

Explanation

When two complementary colors are mixed in proper amounts, they create a neutral color called brown. Complementary colors are opposite each other on the color wheel, such as blue and orange, red and green, or yellow and purple. Mixing these colors together in the right proportions cancels out their intensity and creates a balanced, earthy brown color.

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63. What type of urban ecological process in city land use patterning is described as the result of a complete invasion and where the majority of the population and/or facilities of an area is replaced by a new type?

Explanation

Renewal is the correct answer because it refers to the process in which a new type replaces the majority of the population and/or facilities in an area. This implies a complete transformation or replacement of the existing land use pattern with a new one. Succession refers to the gradual replacement of one ecological community by another, decentralization refers to the dispersal of population and facilities from a central area, and invasion refers to the introduction and establishment of a new species or type in an area. None of these options accurately describe the process described in the question.

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64. Which compensation method for architect's services establishes a fixed sum over and above reimbursement for architect's technical time and overhead?

Explanation

The compensation method of "professional fee plus expenses" establishes a fixed sum that includes reimbursement for the architect's technical time and overhead. This means that in addition to being paid for their time and overhead costs, the architect also receives a fixed fee for their services. This method ensures that the architect is adequately compensated for their work and expenses incurred during the project.

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65. An owner required changes after approval of plans, which necessitates extra drafting and other expenses. How should the Architect be compensated for such extra services?

Explanation

The correct answer is "Additional percentage of agreed architect's fee." When the owner requires changes after the approval of plans, it results in extra work for the architect, including drafting and other expenses. To compensate for these additional services, the architect should receive an additional percentage of the agreed architect's fee. This ensures that the architect is fairly compensated for the extra time and effort required to accommodate the owner's changes.

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66. Under BP 220, what do you call the minimum possible deviance from standards which is permitted to make a highly beneficial housing project feasible?

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Under BP 220, the term "variance" refers to the minimum possible deviance from standards that is allowed in order to make a highly beneficial housing project feasible. This means that developers can request a variance from certain requirements or standards in order to meet the specific needs or conditions of their housing project, while still ensuring that it will be highly beneficial to the community.

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67. Who is the architect of the UP Engineering and Liberal Arts Building in Diliman, Quezon City?

Explanation

Cesar H. Concio is the architect of the UP Engineering and Liberal Arts Building in Diliman, Quezon City.

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68. In the early years of city planning, who advocated the principles of neighborhood planning?  

Explanation

Clarence Perry advocated the principles of neighborhood planning in the early years of city planning. He is known for his concept of the "neighborhood unit," which emphasized the creation of self-contained neighborhoods with a mix of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. Perry believed that well-designed neighborhoods could enhance community life and provide residents with easy access to essential amenities and services. His ideas influenced urban planning practices and continue to shape the development of neighborhoods today.

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69. Under the design-build services by administration, what would be the architect's fee if the project cost is 500 million pesos?

Explanation

The architect's fee for the design-build services is 35 million pesos. This fee is typically a percentage of the total project cost, which in this case is 500 million pesos. The specific percentage used to calculate the fee may vary, but in this scenario, it is determined to be 7% of the project cost. Therefore, 7% of 500 million pesos is 35 million pesos.

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70. What part of basic data and planning studies in a comprehensive development plan describes the physical setting of the community or region?

Explanation

The part of basic data and planning studies in a comprehensive development plan that describes the physical setting of the community or region is history and geography. This involves studying the past events and geographical features of the area, which helps in understanding the context and influences on the current physical environment.

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71. Which of the following describes the percentage of cost method of compensation for architect's services?

Explanation

The percentage of cost method of compensation for architect's services is described as flexible and does not affect the owner-architect agreement in case of changes. This means that the compensation for the architect's services is not fixed and can be adjusted based on changes in the project. This allows for flexibility in the payment structure and ensures that any changes in the scope or requirements of the project do not impact the agreed-upon compensation between the owner and architect.

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72. What type of structure uses materials not necessarily efficiently and where much of it is utilized below its maximum load-bearing capacity? This is the type in which the structure of most buildings should be placed.

Explanation

A minimal structure is a type of structure that does not necessarily use materials efficiently and much of it is utilized below its maximum load-bearing capacity. In this type of structure, the emphasis is on simplicity and using the minimum amount of materials necessary to support the building. This approach allows for a more efficient use of resources and can result in a more sustainable and cost-effective design. Placing the structure of most buildings in a minimal structure design can help to reduce waste and minimize the environmental impact of construction.

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73. Who is the architect of the Asian Institute of Technology in Bangkok?

Explanation

Buckminster Fuller is the architect of the Asian Institute of Technology in Bangkok.

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74. In the construction documents stage of the architect's design services, which of the following are prepared?  
  1. procurement specifications
  2. bill of materials
  3. cost estimates
  4. site evaluation
  5. all listed items

Explanation

In the construction documents stage of the architect's design services, procurement specifications, bill of materials, and cost estimates are prepared. These documents are essential for the successful execution of the construction project. Procurement specifications outline the specific requirements for materials and equipment to be used. The bill of materials provides a detailed list of all the materials needed for the project. Cost estimates help in budgeting and planning for the construction process. Therefore, options 1, 2, and 3 are the correct answers.

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75. What is the maximum width (meters) of space allowed by the Building Official to encroach a public sidewalk, street or alley to be used during construction?

Explanation

The maximum width allowed by the Building Official to encroach a public sidewalk, street or alley to be used during construction is 1.50 meters.

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76. Under Article 1723 of the Civil Code, which of the following is TRUE?

Explanation

According to Article 1723 of the Civil Code, none of the listed items is true. The correct answer implies that there is no specific provision under Article 1723 regarding the time limit for bringing action against an erring architect/engineer following the collapse of a building. It also states that the contractor is not automatically liable for damages caused by defective plans/specifications, and acceptance of the building does not imply a waiver of any cause of action due to defects in the building.

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77. Which urban ecological process in city land use patterning refers to increase of population at certain geographic center?

Explanation

Concentration refers to the urban ecological process in city land use patterning that involves an increase in population at a specific geographic center. This means that more people are living and working in a particular area, leading to a higher density of population and activities in that location. This can result in the development of a central business district or a downtown area where various amenities and services are concentrated.

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78. Where did condominium as a solution to the problem of scarcity and high cost of urban land originate?

Explanation

Condominium as a solution to the problem of scarcity and high cost of urban land originated in France.

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79. Which of the following is the most disadvantageous to both architect and client as a method of compensation?

Explanation

Percentage of construction cost is the most disadvantageous method of compensation for both the architect and the client. This is because it creates a conflict of interest, as the architect's fee increases with the cost of construction. This may lead to the architect making design decisions that prioritize higher construction costs, rather than what is best for the client. Similarly, the client may be discouraged from making cost-saving decisions, as it would decrease the architect's fee. This method does not incentivize efficiency or cost-effectiveness, and can lead to inflated construction costs and a lack of trust between the architect and the client.

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80. What type of urban form is usually the result of natural topography which restricts growth of the result of a transportation spine?

Explanation

A ring urban form is usually the result of natural topography which restricts growth of the result of a transportation spine. This means that when there are physical barriers such as mountains or bodies of water that limit the expansion of a city along a linear transportation route, the city tends to develop in a circular or ring-like pattern. This allows for more efficient use of land and better connectivity between different areas of the city.

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81. Under what condition may the contractor suspend work/terminate contract?

Explanation

If the owner fails to act upon the payment request within 5 days after its presentation, the contractor may suspend work or terminate the contract. This means that if the owner does not respond to the payment request within the specified timeframe, the contractor has the right to stop working on the project or end the contract altogether.

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82. In PD 1096, which of the following conditions  
  1. inadequate sanitation/health facilities
  2. improper occupancy
  3. improper location
  4. illegal construction
  5. all listed items/conditions
indicate dangerous buildings/structures?  

Explanation

The correct answer is 2, 3, 4. This means that improper occupancy, improper location, and illegal construction indicate dangerous buildings/structures according to PD 1096. Inadequate sanitation/health facilities are not specifically mentioned as a condition indicating dangerous buildings/structures in PD 1096.

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83. Under PD 1096, when adequate railings for protection are required, what should be their minimum height (meters)?

Explanation

Under PD 1096, the minimum height for adequate railings for protection is 1.20 meters.

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84. What is another term for human engineering which is applied science concerned with characteristics of people that need to be considered designing and arranging things that they use in order that people and things will interact most effectively and safely?

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85. What part of basic data and planning studies in a comprehensive development plan describes existing physical features and street system?

Explanation

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86. Under PD 1096, when adequate railings for protection are required, what should be their minimum height (meters)?

Explanation

Under PD 1096, the minimum height for adequate railings for protection is 1.00 meter.

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87.
  1. In the construction documents stage of the architect's design services, which of the following are prepared?
    1. general conditions
    2. bill of materials
    3. cost estimates
    4. socio-economic studies
    5. all listed items

Explanation

In the construction documents stage of the architect's design services, the following are prepared: a bill of materials, cost estimates, and socio-economic studies. These documents are essential for the construction process as they provide information on the materials required, the estimated costs, and the potential social and economic impacts of the project. Therefore, options 2, 3, and 4 are the correct answers.

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