Sustainable is the ability to be maintained at a certain rate - Answers False
A sustainable building is a structure and the use of processes that are environmentally
responsible and resource-efficient throughout a building's life-cycle - Answers True
Possible career path discussed for an architectural engineering is all of the following except -
Answers Nurse
The passing the Fundamentals Engineering (FE) exam is requirement to obtain a professional
engineering license - Answers True
Statics is on the Fundamental Engineering Exam - Answers True
Most states allow felonies to have engineering licenses - Answers False
Most states require 15 hours of continuing education - Answers True
You should have three mentors - Answers True
Joining a professional society has the following benefits except - Answers free time
The Leadenhall Building has a central core - Answers False
The Leadenhall Building makes up of a "tube" structural perimeter envelope, with an external
support core, that allows for open floor plates - Answers True
85% of Leadenhall building construction prefabricated and off-site construction elements -
Answers True
Leadenhall building leans towards St. Paul's Cathedral and obstructs the view - Answers False
At predetermined stages of the construction, the diagonal mega-frame members on the east
and west faces are held by jacks, shims are removed, and the diagonals are subsequently
shortened by jacking to align the building if required - Answers True
Precast slabs are used as part of the structure for the Leadenhall building - Answers True
BIM technology was not used by the design team as an innovative delivery strategy that
harnesses the benefits of off-site manufacturing - Answers False
How many floors did the concrete building have? - Answers 13
What is the purpose of a light shelf? - Answers Allow daylight to penetrate deep into the building
What is reclaimed water? - Answers Water that is used more than one time before it passes
back into the natural water cycle