NCIDQ - Ballast Sample Questions Section 2 (Quiz #1) assesses knowledge crucial for effective corporate headquarters design, focusing on principles like status, proxemics, and environmental design research. It evaluates understanding of spatial relationships and design theory application.
1.5 and 4ft
4 and 12ft
7 and 18ft
12 and 25ft
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Environmental design research
Functionality
Historic precedent
Perception theory
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Functionalism
Proxemics
Regionalism
Symbolism
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3 scales of hue, value, chroma. As arranged in a 3D solid.
Hue and value as arranged in a matrix system
3 primary and 3 secondary colors as arranged in a 2D Wheel
5 principal hues and their values as arranged in a 3D solid
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Line
Texture
Scale
Pattern
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Monochromatic
Triadic
Complementary
Analogous
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Tint
Shade
Tone
Value
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A balanced composition drawn in a elevation can appear imbalanced when constructed in 3D.
A collection of small elements of various textured has more visual weight than a very large object with no texture.
The balance of a composition is affected more by an object's placement than by its visual weight.
Generally neutral colors have less weight than bright colors.
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Develop visual consistency
Elicit compositional unity from different elements
Establish 2 elements as more important than the others in a composition
Provide variation in the elements in a composition
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Gradation
Unity
Repetition
Rhythm
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Bilateral
Asymmetrical
Symmetrical
Radial
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Determine needs, collect data and analyze facts, uncover and test concepts, state the problem.
Collect and analyze facts, determine needs, state the problems,uncover and test concepts.
Uncover and test concepts, state the problem, determine needs, collect and analyze fact.
Collect and analyze facts, uncover and test concepts, determine needs, state the problem.
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Analysis, synthesis, and function
Function, economy, and time
Goals, facts, and function
Economy, time, and synthesis
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The age of the residents in the facility.
The types of the activities the room will be used for.
The maximum number of residents using the room at the one time.
A copy of the reflected ceiling plan.
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Reduced sound reflection
Minimized drafts
Raised mean radiant temperatures
Reduced condensation on walls
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Versatility, convertibility, and grouping
Expandability, hierarchy, flow
Flow, hierarchy, convertibility
Convertibility, expandability, versatility
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Durability
Lumbar support
Height adjustment
Foam construction
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Private toilet room
Commercial kitchen
Corporation conference room
Exercise room in a community recreation center
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They can establish the accuracy of questionnaires.
They minimize inaccurate results from ambiguous questions.
They allow for the revelation of information that the programmer may not have considered.
They make efficient use of the interviewers time.
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26" - 28-1/2"
28" - 31"
29" - 30"
30" - 32"
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Retain and architect
Suggest a feasibility study
Define what is meant by "best in town"
Begin field measuring and research
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Neighborhood character and zoning setbacks
Zoning setbacks and septic capacity
Heating system capacity, and septic capacity
Zoning height limitations and heating system capacity
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Location of stairs and present sprinkler system?
Size of existing building and fire rating of the existing corridors?
Area and shape of the 5th floor and location of stairs
Location of the elevators ans area of the 5th floor
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Condition of existing non-load-bearing partitions
Existing support of a suspended ceiling system
Adequacy of the HVAC system air diffusers
Location and number of plumbing fixtures
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Adequacy of the mechanical and electrical systems
Structural capacity and existing egress in the building
Elements related to the condition of the existing space
All of the above
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Addition of bicycle storage and shower facilities.
Prevention of construction activity pollution.
Installation of underground parking.
Reduction in use of municipal potable water in restrooms.
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Flooring subcontractor
General contractor
Interior designer
Structural engineer
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Base plan
Circulation plan
Exiting plan
Reflected ceiling plan
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Floor surface material, turnaround space, and recesses for drinking fountains.
Corridor width, handrail projection, and exit sign locations.
Door swings, recesses for drinking fountains, and corridor widths.
Location of visual fire alarms, turnaround space, and door swings.
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Load bearing columns and interior walls
Building dimensions
Plumbing fixtures
Decorative millwork and ornate lighting
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Adjacency
Plan type
Daylighting
Egress
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Axial
Grid
Radial
Central
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Change the type of glazing
Increase the head height of glazing
Install a light shelf
Specify a high-reflectance paint
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Location of cold water pipes
Position of existing vent stacks
Location of an existing overhead structural beam
Distance from the nearest soil stack
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An area for recyclables is provided
Bicycle storage is provided
Existing partitions are used
Recycled ceiling tiles are used
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Radial system
Single loaded corridor system
Double loaded corridor system
Grid system
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Locating noise sensitive spaces away from the mechanical room.
Providing corridors between as many rooms as possible.
Putting buffer rooms between noisy spaces and quiet spaces
Separating noisy ans quiet space with concrete block partitions
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Making exits highly visible
Maintain adequate spacing between tables
Avoiding a level of change of one or two steps
Keeping the entrance to the kitchen away from the seating
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Cushion density
Flame retardant composition
Tufting pattern
Fabric type
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Architectural woodwork institute
BuildingGreen
Forest stewardship council
U.S. green building council
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ANSI
NSSN
ASHRE
IESNA
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Calling the trade association representing the type of product in question.
Getting the standard from the manufacturer.
Ordering the standard directly from ASTM or from a third-party seller.
Searching a university or research library.
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Sweets Catalog
Books on hospitality design
Journals that cover the hospitality industry
Internet websites specializing in interior design products
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Contact each manufacturer whose materials are used
Refer to state flammability regulations
Contact the authority having jurisdiction
Review the international building code
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Floor plan
Site plan
Roof plan
Horizontal section
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Visual perspective
Vanishing point
Vista Point
Virtual Plane
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1/16", 1/8"
1/8", 3/16"
1/8", 1/4"
1/4", 1/2"
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More than one drawing is needed to describe and object.
The point of view is simultaneously directly in front of very point on the object's face.
A transparent plane has to be imagined.
Some planes may be foreshortened.
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