What are the Constructive Changes?

Q: What type of architecture is this?

A: Answer:- It is the METABOLISM TYPE ARCHITECTURE and it is Residential Building and/or Office…

Q: Why do most of the disputes concerning constructive changes centre around the interpretation of the…

A: The common causes of disputes concerning to the constructive changes are as follows: Contract…

Q: What are the benefits of vertical and horizontal partitioning?

A: There are 2 major kind of partitioning :-  1. Horizontal 2. Vertical

Q: What does it mean to have an open architectural design?

A: Brief concept- There are different designs in the construction world. Some are closed and some are…

Q: . What is the authority of the architect or engineer to initiate, estimate, negotiate and execute…

A: Architect-engineering contracts and construction involve both contracts and contract modifications…

Q: Define the main criteria need to be considered when design building against seismic?

A: Earthquake loads are very unpredictable the magnitude, direction, and time of occurrence. Magnitude…

Q: What do the types of constructive changes include?

A: - A Constructive change is a condition where a contractor performs the work beyond the requirements…

Q: What are the ways various partition systems may be installed?

A: Partitions are the dividers that are used to separate the different areas of room or any hall. They…

Q: What are the various types of roofing systems?

A: Solution The roofing system is an important element of the structure.

Q: What will the hardware requirements for the proposed EDW architecture, explain in detail

A: EDW Architecture: EDW refers to Enterprise Data Warehouse Architecture, which is a corporate…

Q: what was the unit used in the plan shown above ? autocad

A: There base unit in AutoCad is inch.

Q: Where exactly in these designs is there a lack of coherence, and what types of things might be done…

A: Coherence describes the properties of the interrelation between physical quantities of a single wave…

Q: Q Describe how various factors influence architectural designs?

A: The various factors influence architectural designs are below; Climate place a very important role…

Q: Draw a neat sketch and show complete building bye laws.

A: Building-bye laws are used to regulate the design and construction of the building which are laid…

Q: Define Connections with existing structures

A: Connections are defined as the method of joining or supporting any structure. There are three types…

Q: Compare the working method of the most representative architectural office types

A: Offices can be constructed with proper elegance and view from a glance. and it needs to be fully…

Q: Describe how various factors influence architectural designs? what are the characteristics of…

A: Factors affecting architectural design are as follows. Geography Climate Commercial Stair Design…

Q: What types of transactions between the contractor and the owner or engineer/architect should be…

A: Contractor accepts and agrees that Owner is entering into this Agreement on the basis of the…

Q: Which is more desirable in a specification: to require literal compliance with an absolute dimension…

A: A site inspector is also known as a quality inspector whose role is to monitor and inspect the work…

Q: Define the term prestress.

A: The term prestress is defined as introduction of internal stresses into (for example structural…

Q: Facade Design?

A: FACADE DESIGN:

Q: Characteristics of Apartments?

A: A self-contained housing unit, typically a type of residential real estate, which has only some part…

Q: What is buildings foot print?

A: Foot print have different meanings like Carbon footprint used in environmental studies Moon…

Q: Estimate the cost of having an 18 ft by 22 ft brick patio wall installed?

A: Given data, Wall dimension = 18×22 ft = 396 ft2

Q: Mention two aspects to be mentioned in the blueprint. Give an example of each with a description.

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Q: Make whatever changes or addition are necessary in each case to form a correct and complete FB.D.

A: 1) Incorrect, weight mg will act downwards 2) Incorrect, there will be frictional force acting at…

Q: What is the effective technique for perimeter building waterproofing and drainage?

A: The buildings built in the areas where the water table is high, the areas with marshy lands or due…

Q: What is Sectional Completion?

A: Sectional completion is defined as a specification with specific completion dates for various parts…

Q: Understand installation procedures for carpeting?

A:

Q: what is Green Roofs.

A: A roof is an essential part of any building, that provides the necessary protection from rain, sun,…

Q: What do you understand the building ordinance?

A: Explanation- The buildings ordinance is a set of restrictions adopted by state or municipal…

Q: GICR register?

A: GICR REGISTER:

Q: he wall ties placed in a cavity wall?

A: To find:- Organization that specifies the distance between the wall ties placed in cavity wall.…

Q: If a space is not reaching the ceiling, which of the following methods can you use to fix the issue?

A: The building is completed by means of spaces and dimensions which are provided in the software which…

Q: Timber framing is a good choice for almost any type of building. Timber frames provide open, airy…

A: Solution The frame structure which is built by timber is called timber frame structure. the timber…

Q: What is the duty of a Traditional Architect?

A: Traditional architecture is the architecture which is characterized using local materials a…

Q: Define Serviceability Limits

A: The usage of building orthe spanofservice is known as serviceability.

Q: Give some steps taken by the inspector on the site for construction safety?

A: There are numerous Potential hazards for workers in construction include: Falls (from heights);…

Q: Describe the Classification of construction type.

A: The Classification of Types of Constructions (CC) has been developed on the basis of the provisional…

Q: Define substantial completion

A: The substantial completion is defined as, the stage of construction in the course of the work when…