Why are lines given various lengths and widths? - Answers to express importance
The top view is in which plane of protection? - Answers horizontal
What do we use orthographic view for? - Answers help with complex geometry
Perspective is... - Answers intuitive and dimensionally unstable
Foreshortened is.. - Answers not true size
What is the principle purpose of layout view - Answers set up a titleblock
When your current view is layout view paper space what are you working with? - Answers title
block
What kind of building can an architect produce plans for? - Answers single family residence,
hospital, office building, and multi family residence
What limits a building designer from producing a set of construction documents for a residence?
- Answers must be a single family residence
1 What are some considerations of the site that need to be known before design of the building
can begin? - Answers Topography
1 What impacts the design decisions of the architect? - Answers building codes
The content of a set of drawings resembles what shape? - Answers triangle
All text in a drawing should be readable in which two directions? - Answers right and bottom
How many principle planes of projection are there? - Answers 3
At what degree are the projection lines to the object and projection plane? - Answers 90
What can be used to draw between to non adjacent projection planes? - Answers miter line
What type of drawing has vanishing lines and cannot be dimensioned for construction? -
Answers perspective
What type of drawing is 90 degrees to the plane and dimensional table? - Answers orthographic
The right and left side are on which principle plane of projection? - Answers profile
An oblique surface needs how many views to construct? - Answers more than two
Where does the orthographic surface get its name? - Answers the view that represents the true
length of the angle
, What scale will the floor plan, elevations and building section be drawn in for the group project?
- Answers 1/4" = 1-0"
The zoom xp factor that will be used for the floor plan, scaled 1/4" = 1'-0" will be what? -
Answers 48xp
What type of lines cut an object into multiple parts? - Answers break line
What scale is the object in model space? - Answers 100% or 1:1
1 What does the viewport do? - Answers allows a view of the object in model space
What is drawn in the model tab? - Answers object
what size will the text be for a plan scaled at 1/2" = 1'-0" if you want the size to match the
subtitle text? - Answers 3"
What is drawn in layout (paper space) tab? - Answers title block
The size of the titleblock we have drawn in Arch is.. - Answers C
1 Site design issues include.. - Answers climate
What is an xref? - Answers external reference/ another file that is linked to the current file
What happens if the xref file is renamed or moved? - Answers the drawing on file is no longer
visible
Solar orientation in design looks at the location of the sun in the... - Answers summer and winter
1 What is on the planning checklist? - Answers occupants
2 What is on the planning checklist? - Answers general design
3 What is on the planning checklist? - Answers budget restrictions
4 What is on the planning checklist? - Answers view identification
What is the difference between a plot and site plan? - Answers site plan shows the
improvements made
How do you enter a surveyors coordinates into AutoCAD? - Answers @200'<E70dS
What scale is the site plan of the residential project? - Answers 1" = 20'-0"
What is the typical space needed for a person to walk in? - Answers 2'-0"
What should traffic patterns be? - Answers direct routes with a minimum interruption of the
room use