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     ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING        ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING WARNING: If there are conflicts between a stated word and the number/amount/figure described, the stated/spelled word shall prevail. Should there be conflicts between two (2.0) stated quantities, the higher figure shall prevail. IMPORTANT NOTE: For this first reformat of the examination in this subject, the Examinee shall be allowed to make full use (open books) ONLY of Rule VII and Rule VIII of the 2004 Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of the Presidential Decree (P.D.) No. 1096, otherwise known as the 1977 National Building Code of the Philippines (NBCP) i.e. ONLY AS downloaded and reproduced from the PRBoA website at www.architectureboard.ph. Other IRR versions are specifically disallowed for use during the examination. A. PROJECT NO. 1 TITLE and General Description: Proposed Open Market Residential Prototype Project consisting of Two (2.0) Storey, Single-Detached House with an 77.0 Sq.M. Total Gross Floor Area (TGFA) cum Site Development Planning Project for a Cluster of Ten (10.0) Prototype House and Lots, on a Site with a Ten Percent (10.0%) Slope B. STATEMENT OF THE ARCHITECTURAL PLANNING and DESIGN PROBLEM: A Multinational development company (the “Client”) has decided that its property, a one thousand nine hundred thirty four point seventy two square meter (1,934.72 Sq.M.) inside (or regular) lot, with a low density residential (R-1) zoning classification, and located in the better parts of the Municipality of Taytay in Rizal Province (Luzon Island), shall be developed to host an open market residential development. The 10 Prototype Houses shall be exclusive/ semi-upscale structures, 6 of which shall be on lots each with a 132.0Sq.M. Total Lot Area (TLA) and a 12.0m depth. The stated 77.0 Sq.M. TGFA of the Prototype Houses only refers to the enclosed floor areas above grade (or natural ground) level and excludes all other floor areas, if these are still to be introduced at a later time. C. PROJECT SITE FEATURES: The 1,934.72 Sq.M. Grand Total Lot Area (GTLA) making up the entire Project Site is rectangular in shape and has thirty two (32.0) m wide frontage facing east. The property may be reached via a fifteen meter (15.0 m) wide street i.e. the main road right-of-way (RROW) which has 1.8m wide paver-lined sidewalks on each side. The Surface of the main RROW sidewalk closest to the Project Site shall be considered as elevation 0.0 m. An 8.0 m wide cluster street bisects the Project Site at its long axis and intersects the main RROW at the right angle. The Project Site uniformly slopes at ten percent (10.0%) from west to east, which is also the direction of the cluster street serving as the direct access to the 10 lots, 5 on each side of the cluster street. The 2 end lots at the westernmost portion of the Project Site approx. 31.45% wider than the 6 lots at the center of the development. The corner lots defined by the cluster street and main RROW are 2.0 m wider than the 6 lots at the center of the development. D. DESIGN OBJECTIVES: a. To create exclusive/ semi-upscale, low-rise, single-detached residential building to be sited on a R-1 zoned property; b. To plan and design a closely-knit residential cluster that may serve as a model development in the Project host area; c. To plan the development to maximize profits for the developer; and d. To design the Prototype Houses to serve as landmarks in the Project area. Problem No. 1 (Low Density Residential Occupancy)     Page 2  The property is zoned as a high density housing lot (Maximum R3). ONLY AS downloaded and reproduced from the PRBoA website at www. located somewhere in the better parts of Pasig City (the “Project Site”).0) Sq. Other IRR versions are specifically disallowed for use during the examination. width.0 Sq.e.) shall be developed to host a medium-rise apartment building (the “Project”).) No.0) stated quantities. if attainable. where a twenty meter (20.0 m) wide street i. IMPORTANT NOTE: For this first reformat of the examination in this subject. a development with Basement component and on a Project Site having an 8. and c. No. PROJECT NO.0) m.M. For greater market acceptance. and 2) One (1. Only two (2. otherwise known as the 1977 National Building Code of the Philippines (NBCP) i.0% slope.) Gross Floor Area (GFA).000. Should there be conflicts between two (2. The said RROW has two point four (2. To its right is a residential condominium building. Problem No. To design a building that shall serve as a landmark in the Project area. 1096.M. otherwise known as the 1977 National Building Code of the Philippines (NBCP).0 Sq. the stated/spelled word shall prevail. To design the apartment building in a way that can maximize rentals and leases for the Developer. 2 (High Density Residential Occupancy)     Page 3  . C. which must include the parking spaces at the basement. the overall rentable/leasable areas for the building could be at approximately eighty five percent (80.0 m deep but also uniformly 8. marketable and attractive to middle income renters/lessees. a two (2) lane right-of-way (ROW) still has to be negotiated with the owner of the adjoining vacant lot that faces north. The surface of the sidewalk adjoining the vacant front lot shall be considered as elevation 0.4) m wide sidewalks on each side.0)% of the TGFA or better. A. DESIGN OBJECTIVES: a. the Examinee shall be allowed to make full use (open books) ONLY of Rule VII and Rule VIII of the 2004 Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of the Presidential Decree (P.D. as follows: 1) Studio-Type apartment units with a twenty two square meter (22. 1096. To the rear of the Project Site are proposed three (3. the ratio of saleable versus non-saleable spaces shall be 70:30.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING WARNING: If there are conflicts between a stated word and the number/amount/figure described. The Project Site uniformly slopes at eight percent (8. the minimum parking requirements for the Project under the 2004 Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations (R-IRR) of P. b.0% slopes toward the RROW.0%) towards the vacant lot in front. D. To the left of the Project Site is a private high school building. with sustainable plan/design features and deliverable at the least cost.M. should be exceeded.0) types of rentable/leasable apartment units shall be provided.e. To design a medium-rise apartment building. a road right-of-way (RROW) is located. As there is no other means of direct access to the Project Site.0m.0)-storey single-detached residences.0)-Bedroom (BR) apartment units with a GFA of fifty (50. PROJECT SITE FEATURES: The Project Site is rectangular in shape and is an interior lot with a fifty (50. the higher figure shall prevail.ph. which is only 80.D.architectureboard.e. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM: A Development company has decided that its newly-acquired property with a Total Lot Area (the “TLA”) of six thousand square meter (6. B. 2 TITLE and General Description: A Proposed Medium-Rise APARTMENT BUILDING Project i. b. A. PROJECT SITE FEATURES: The Project Site is a rectangular inside (or regular) lot. The surface of the sidewalk shall be considered as elevation 0.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING WARNING: If there are conflicts between a stated word and the number/amount/figure described. Podium (with covered parking) and Tower components] B.0) sq.M. otherwise known as the 1977 National Building Code of the Philippines (NBCP) i.) No. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM: A Developer has decided that its commercial 3 (C-3) property (the “Project Site”). ONLY AS downloaded and reproduced from the PRBoA website at www. with a forty meter (40.0) sq.0 m) wide frontage facing the south. D. To design an office condominium. To design the Building in a way that can maximize profit for the Developer .8) m wide sidewalks.0) stated quantities. 3 TITLE and General Description: Proposed Medium-Rise OFFICE CONDOMINUM Project [development with Basement.0 m. Only four (4.e. the ratio of saleable versus non-saleable spaces. the Examinee shall be allowed to make full use (open books) ONLY of Rule VII and Rule VIII of the 2004 Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of the Presidential Decree (P.D.) and located in Quezon City (Metropolitan Manila Area). m.e. 3 (Commercial Occupancy)     Page 4  .0 sq. PROJECT NO.0 Sq. m.) Sixty (60. the road right-of-way (RROW).0) types of real estate products shall be provided by the Developer and these are all office units with Gross Floor Area (GFA) measurements of: 1) 2) 3) 4) Thirty square meters (30. 1096. Other IRR versions are specifically disallowed for use during the examination. Ninety (90.0)m wide street i. m.0)sq. the stated/spelled word shall prevail. The site slopes very gently towards the street with one point eight (1. and One hundred twenty (120.000. Should there be conflicts between two (2. m. with a Total Lot Area (TLA) of two thousand square meter (2. a high intensity commercial building (the “Building”). the higher figure shall prevail. It is located along a fifteen (15. shall host a medium-rise Office Condominium building (the “Project”). To design the Building to serve as a landmark in the Project host area Problem No. and c. DESIGN OBJECTIVES: a. C. IMPORTANT NOTE: For this first reformat of the examination in this subject.ph. marketable and attractive to small to medium size office locators/buyers.architectureboard.. 0) m wide promenade and plant strip. the stated/spelled word shall prevail. 4 TITLE and General Description: A Proposed Low-Rise NATIONAL GOVERNMENT OFFICE Project [development with Basement.0 m) wide frontage with a full southern exposure. The primary access to the front of the property as a high traffic thirty (30. D. PROJECT SITE FEATURES: The Project Site is a rectangular through lot with an esplanade at its north property line. To design a National Government Office Building. Across the property is a long row of arcaded private low-rise commercial buildings.0) stated quantities. Podium (with covered parking) and Tower components] B.0) m wide street i.) No.e.architectureboard.D.ph. C. A. b. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM: A National Government-Owned and Controlled Corporation (GOCC) has decided that its eight thousand square meter (8. ONLY AS downloaded and reproduced from the PRBoA website at www.0) m lower than the esplanade sidewalk.0) m wide carriage way and a three (3. PROJECT NO. To design the Building in a way that can maximize the delivery of services required by the general public. the Examinee shall be allowed to make full use (open books) ONLY of Rule VII and Rule VIII of the 2004 Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of the Presidential Decree (P. To design the Building to serve as a landmark in the Project area. with sustainable design provisions and delivered at the least cost.) property located somewhere in Quezon City shall host a low-rise office building (the “Project”) to serve as their headquarters. which shall be considered as elevation 0. a high intensity institutional building (the “Building”). m.0 m wide street has 2.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING WARNING: If there are conflicts between a stated word and the number/amount/figure described. the higher figure shall prevail. Problem No.4m wide sidewalks on both sides.0m for the proposed building. and c. The 30. the road right-of-way (RROW). It has an eighty meter (8. IMPORTANT NOTE: For this first reformat of the examination in this subject.2) m wide sidewalk. DESIGN OBJECTIVES: a.0 sq.e. The high flood waterline (100years return) is at least one (1. The site slopes very gently towards the esplanade composed of a one point two (1. 1096. otherwise known as the 1977 National Building Code of the Philippines (NBCP) i. a six (6. but was recently declared an arcaded street by city ordinance. The proposed building is also covered by a separate Green Building Ordinance. To the east of the property are 2 other large National Government office complexes. Other IRR versions are specifically disallowed for use during the examination. 4 (Institutional Occupancy)     Page 5  . Should there be conflicts between two (2.000. architectureboard. the stated/spelled word shall prevail.4) m wide sidewalks on either side [collectively the “primary road right-of-way (RROW)]. ONLY AS downloaded and reproduced from the PRBoA website at www.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING WARNING: If there are conflicts between a stated word and the number/amount/figure described. 1096. The surface of the sidewalk at the primary RROW shall be considered as elevation 0. and is a corner lot abutting three (3) streets and 6. D. Based on their consultant’s research. and b. delivered at the least cost and that shall serve as a landmark in the Project area. Should there be conflicts between two (2. A. the entire operations of the Garment Firm i. with legs of 4.e. DESIGN OBJECTIVES: a.0) stated quantities. packaging and containerizing. the Examinee shall be allowed to make full use (open books) ONLY of Rule VII and Rule VIII of the 2004 Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of the Presidential Decree (P.0 meter (m) wide creek. the higher figure shall prevail. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM: A Garment Firm based outside Metro Manila has decided that its newly acquired property with an industrial 3 (I-3) zoning classification.0) m wide chaflans i. The Garment Firm has about two hundred twenty (200. PROJECT SITE FEATURES: The Project Site has a ten thousand square meter (10.0) m wide frontage that faces the west and serves as the main access for the container vans/trucks on a 24-hour basis. otherwise known as the 1977 National Building Code of the Philippines (NBCP) i.) No.M. 5 (Industrial Occupancy/Special Problem)     Page 6  .0) m wide street with two point four (2.5) storey row-houses. Problem No.e.0) rank and file employees (including factory workers who must be housed at the new facility.) Total Lot Area (TLA).ph. all for the export market. is rectangular in shape. should be moved to the new facility to save on time and freight/ handling costs. To design a Building that shall be sustainably planned/designed. The Project Site slopes at four percent (4. To its right is a ceramics factory building and directly across the street are two (2. 5 TITLE and General Description: A Proposed Medium-Rise GARMENT AND UNDERGARMENT FACTORY Project [development with Basement and Tower components only] B.0%) towards the creek. To the left of the Project Site is a private office building. Across the creek are two point five (2.000. The 2 intersects (corners) have six (6.D. The said primary RROW is intersected at right angles by 2 minor streets each with a six (6. men’s and ladies’ undergarments.0) m wide RROW. Other IRR versions are specifically disallowed for use during the examination. The Project Site has an eighty (80.0.25 m.e. PROJECT NO. shall host a medium-rise Garment and Undergarment Factory Building (the “Project”) The Garment Firm specializes in hard/ tie-dyed shirts. Its primary access is through a thirty (30. C.0 Sq. IMPORTANT NOTE: For this first reformat of the examination in this subject. To design a Garment and undergarment factory building that can maximize profits for the Garment Firm through a good process flow/vertical spatial interrelationship and space planning efficiency. which start from receipt/ storage of raw materials to finishing. dresses.0) videoke bars and a restaurant-bar with live band performances. located in Parañaque City (near airport). Under the NBCP. D. C. Given the Project Site orientation. East B. SouthWest (SW) 7. C. C. D. what are the main orientations of the road right-o-way (RROW) view corridor? A. Front and Rear yards. C. what is covered by the BHL for the Project? A. D. Project No. 18 antenna deck roof level parapet wall. 3 D. East. 3 to 6 C. Where on the 10 lots are the best sites to plant large trees that will serve as “habagat” wind buffers? A. 15 4. SouthEast (SE) D. What is the width (in meters) of the 6 lots at the center of the development? A. C. from what direction shall the “amihan” wind come from? A. 1.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING Situation 1 – Project No. Under the NBCP. if introduced mast Project No. 1096 or NBCP. what shall be the BHL for each of the 10 lots (in meters)? A. NorthWest (NW) and North perimeters. Project No. Project No. 1 to 5 B. 5. 54 D. Given the Project Site orientation and the cluster street orientation. SouthEast (SE) corners. where are the BEST sites on each of the 10 lots to plant large shade trees? A. C. 1 to 3 D. what should be the applicable Building Height Limit (BHL) for each of the 10 lots (in number of storeys)? A. Given the street position. 1. 01 1. 1. C. NorthEast (NE) corners. 9. Under the 2004 Revised IRR of P. NorthEast (NE) Right and Left side yards. B. B. no. 1. Page 7  .D. West. what is the generally permitted range for number of storeys for a low-rise building project? A. SouthEast (SE) and South perimeters. 8. Project No. 6 to 9 Situation 2 – Project No. D. Project No. Under the NBCP. 13 B. NorthEast (NE) and NorthWest (NW) SouthEast (SE) and SouthWest (SW) North and South East and West. 15 Project No. 1. 11 D. West. 1. SouthWest (SW) and South perimeters. 1. 12 2. B. 01 6. 36 3. 9 Project No. NorthEast (NE) and East perimeters. 1. 5 B.     North. Project No. B. 10 B. if introduced electrical or electronic devices mounted on top of the parapet wall. C. 1. Vertical B. Project No. C. Sewage treatment plant (STP). Gameroom Homeowners’ association office Swimming pool Clubhouse Project No. Modern with clean but textured lines D. Generator room B. Frivolous and carefree. which mix of architectural archetypes BEST suit/s the Project? A. Residential and recreational Residential and business (home office) Residential and entertainment Residential and commercial (retail) Fun. Guest parking D. Assuming one (1) of the 2 end lots shall host common provisions. Project No. Overhead Water tank Project No. SW to SE and NW to NE B. Guest parking Project No. etc. disabled ramps. 1. if introduced D. Which of the following provisions should NOT be situated close to one another? A. Curvilinear Page 8  . Mediterranean C. D. C. 18. Homeowners’ association office C. C. Project No. Stylized Neo-Classical or Classical B. Gameroom 13. C. Tropical American Country 19. 1. B. Horizontal D. 1. 1. what architectural lines need to emphasized? A. Project No. Workshop D. D. Which architectural style may BEST suit the Project to help cut cost? A. 1. Homeowners’ association office and generator room Cistern and sewage treatment plant. Security quarters 14. Warm. D. SE to NW and NE to SW C. B. 01 11. locker and shower Guest parking slots. Given the Project Site location. Security quarters. B. Diagonal     C. SE to SW and NE to NW D. Gardener’s room B. 17. safe and comfortable. D. 01 16. Project No. budget and target market. 1. C. what are the dominant sun-paths for the property? A. Which of the following is NOT considered a utility provision for the Project? A. Which architectural image can BEST suit the Project? A. C. cluster street. which of the following is NOT considered an amenity provision for the Project? A. Attractive but aloof and business like. if introduced Situation 4 – Project No. Domestic water cistern 15. Project No. SW to NE and NW to SE Situation 3 – Project No. 1. Project No. 1. B. Given the bulk of the Prototype House. Which of the following is NOT considered a service provision for the Project? A. 12. 1. Given the Project Site orientation. Inviting relaxed and laid back. Which of the following is NOT considered a facility provision for the Project? A. 1. Gym B.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING 10. 0. Low-pitch.963 C. what type of building projections should NOT be introduced for the Prototype? A.45 28. Project No. Which of the following is NOT considered a good fixed counter depth (in meters) for the Prototype House? A. 0.0 Sq.18 B. Which of the following is NOT a good keyhole center height (in meters) for the knobtype lockset of the Prototype House main door? A. asphalt shingle roofing on marine plywood on assembled metal frame.35 m by 1.30 m ceramic tiles shall be needed for its flooring. Exhaust or transfer fan B. 01 26. Extended eaves B.155 B. D. 0. 1. Very steep. 0.055 27.20 D. assuming that the bathroom measures 1. TGFA for a Prototype House ground floor. 0. gable-shaped metal roof on welded steel frame. 0.975 D. Balconies D.25 Steep.40 Project No. steel deck roof. Dome-type CCTV camera D. C. 1. Project No. what should be the nominal thickness of the concrete hollow block unit (in meters) for the exterior walls of the Prototype House? A. Soup dispenser Page 9  .  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING 20.55 D. B.0 meters (m) away from a very highvoltage transmission line. Assuming a 42. 0. Project No. Wall or ceiling fan     C.10 D. 0. 0. 0. Project No. 502 C.30 m by 0. 1. Canopy Project No. C. Assuming a very heavily forested hillside location for the Project Site and the budget constraint. Composite deck roof with 3% slope Project No. 1. C. Assuming a Project Site location that is 150. C. 0. 0. What is NOT considered an equipment item? A. 441 D.10 Project No. what type of roof structure should be introduced for the Prototype Houses? A. What should be the nominal thickness of the concrete hollow block unit (in meters) for the perimeter property wall of the Prototype House? A. 0. 480 B. 1. 1. 01 21.15 23. 1. 0. 408 Situation 5 – Project No.20 B.20 C.15 22.30 B.7 m? A. Assuming that a firewall-quality wall thickness is required by an Owner. What should be the nominal thickness of the concrete hollow block unit (in meters) for the interior walls of the Prototype House? A. Sun-breakers 25. 0. 1. 1. 0. about how many pieces of 0. C. 0. 1. 1. 0.15 Situation 6 – Project No.10 B.25 D.M. 24. Project No. C. 2.8 to 2. from what direction shall the “Amihan” wind come from? A. 2. Project No.6 to 1. What is NOT considered a furniture item? A. 02 31. SouthEast (SE) and South perimeters North.1 32. 6. C. Roof deck. 56.D. 160 D. 48. 800 B. D. Balcony C.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING 29. 58. Where on the property is the best site to plant large trees that will serve as “Habagat” wind buffers for the Projects lower floors? A. Lobby Project No. Covered parking B. 1096 or NBCP. C. Using the prescribed FLAR designation/ rights under the NBCP. NorthWest (NW) and North perimeters Page 10  . 1. 2. what shall be the maximum Total Gross Floor Area (TGFA) for the Project? A. 02 36. 760 B.1 to 8. Wall-mounted flat TV D. SouthWest (SW) and South perimeters East. which is NOT part of the GFA for the Project? A. 7.1 D. What is NOT considered a furnishing item? A. SouthWest (SW) West. Project No.     C. 800 Project No. 1. 320 Project No. Under the NBCP and based on the maximum GFA (in square meters). 2.0 C. East B. Under 2004 Revised IRR of P. 2. 080 34. Project No. Project No. 77. Sofa Coffee table 30. 64. ACCU balcony D. Corridor D. if introduced B. which is part of the GFA for the Project? A. Project No. in square meters) that can be generated for the Project? A. NorthEast (NE) and East perimeters West. Under the NBCP. 2. C. Project No. 600 33. if introduced 35. Given the Project Site orientation . 1. Under the NBCP. Ceiling fan with lights 80% Life-size wall mirror Freestanding indoor sculpture Acrylic painting Situation 7 – Project No. B. what shall be the applicable range of the Floor to Lot Area (FLAR) for the Project? A. Dresser B. C. 2. Basement parking area.0 to 9. 82. NorthEast (NE) 37. 1. 68.8 B. what shall be the maximum Gross Floor Area (GFA. Elevator lobby Situation 8 – Project No. C. SouthEast (SE) D. D. 46. B. 400 D. Project No.     C. 2. Elevator lobby and service stairs at ground floor Garden mall at ground floor Main lobby and reception area at ground floor Utility rooms at ground floor Project No. Which of the following should NOT be provided for the Project? A. SE to SW and NE to NW C. 43. C. ramps. SE to NW and NE to SW D. 2. Service stairs D. what are the dominant sun-paths for the property? A. Garbage chute B. D. Utility room 45. C. Which of the following should preferably NOT be provided near the Project lobby? A. B. SW to NE and NW to SE B. D. C. Project No. B. Which of the following should NOT be provided at the basement component of the Project? A. B. SW to SE and NW to NE Situation 9 – Project No. 02 41. 44. B. D. Given the street position. Given the Project Site orientation. B. C. driveways. Exterior walls of the building at ground floor Podium ground floor Tower ground floor Basement level Executive lounge Elevator lobby and service stairs Clubhouse or social area Utility rooms Project No. C. 42. D. Under the NBCP. North and South SouthEast (SE) and SouthWest (SW) NorthEast (NE) and NorthWest (NW) East and West Right and left side yards front and rear yards SouthEast (SE) corner of the property NorthEast (NE) corner of the property Project No. 39. Project No. B. D. D. 2. 40. 2. where on the property is the best site to plant large shade trees for the lower floors? A. Under the NBCP. Page 11  . Fire escape Elevator lobby and service stairs Solid waste storage Enclosures for electronic equipment Covered parking slots. Project No. 2. which of the following does NOT form part of the footprint of the Project? A. 2. etc. what are the main orientations of the road right-of-way (RROW) view corridor? A.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING 38. C. 2. Project No. 2. which of the following still do NOT form part of the footprint of the Project? A. Given the Project Site orientation. positioned outside the column interior face Page 12  .05 x 9. which of the following materials should carry a minimum 5-year warranty on materials and installation? A. D. D. In term of operating and maintenance costs. if introduced? A. 2.8 52.0 B. D. B. which of the following is NOT a good material and color combination for the Project roofing? A. B. which of the following material set can best convey that the Project is a place for multi-storey budget residences? A. 8. Project No. B. which of the following should NOT be a recommended bay measurement for the Project? A. B. C. Deck roof waterproofing Glass of operable windows Surface of laminated flooring Indoor toilet waterproofing Situation 11 – Project No. C.25 x 8. positioned near the column exterior face     D. 2. 2. 2. 6. In term of architectural exterior finishing and energy conservation. 47. C.8 D. center to center).55 x 9. To attain overall design economy and minimized structural stability. Project No. In term of architectural exterior finishing and building insulation. In term of architectural exterior finishing. 8.0 C. C. Medium gray 49. Project No. 02 46. 2. Light gray B. much metal and some hard wood Transparent glass and dark color-painted masonry Heavily tinted glass and medium color-painted masonry Translucent glass and light color-painted masonry Transparent glass and light colored metal panels Project No. D. 9. plastics and engineered stone Much glass. 8. which of the following is NOT a good color for the Project deckroof. Project No.6 Project No. which clear measurement (in meters) should NOT be used as the distance between column faces? A. C. To fit 3 vehicles per structural bay (meter times meters.2 53.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING Situation 10 – Project No. 2. Project No. C. which of the following material set is NOT a good material and finish combination for the southern face of the Project? A. some metal and limited masonry Some glass. 2. 7. To fit 3 vehicles side by side within the main driveway located between 2 columns. positioned near the column interior face B. In term of architectural exterior finishing and building insulation. 2. Substantial use of masonry and some glass Much glass. Medium blue D. 7. 8. 02 51.5 D.6 B. in relation to the building’s perimeter column? A. aligned with the column centerlines C. Dark gray and black Light red polycarbonate panels Light brown metal roofing Dark green metal roofing Medium blue metal roofing Project No. 50. where should the perimeter beam centrelines for typical floors be aligned or positioned. 48.75 x 9. 1 x 2.5 x 1. C. 2 parking slots : 1 unit B.0 sqm GFA units of the Project? A. local marble slabs D.2 x 1. 1 parking slot : 2 units D. cornice moulding B. D. 2. particularly on operation and maintenance consideration. C.5 C. 344.0 sqm GFA units of the Project? A. C. 2. Which of the following is a resilient architectural flooring material for use on the Project’s rentable units? A. No. To attain overall design economy. Ceramic tile D. Vinyl Strips 58. halogen lamps C. Project No. what should be the minimum width (in meters) of the disabled parking slot? A. 03 61.5 B. 1 parking slot : 1 units Project No. Under Appendix A of the IRR of B. Fluorescent lighting Situation 13 – Project No. Under the NBCP. Granite tile Project No.D. Project No. lockset Project No. door stop B.P. 2.8 x 2. what shall be the minimum required number of parking slots for the 60. what shall be the minimum required number of parking slots for the 30. No. where should the downspouts be positioned with respect to the building mass? A. C. Italian Granite tile B.8 B. 55. Greekl marble slabs C. C. Project No. No. 2. carpet tile D. 3. Which of the following is considered a millwork item? A.1 Situation 12 – Project No. Italian Granite Slab 57. 2. lockset D. B. 1. Which of the following is NOT anymore considered an appropriate lighting element for the lease units? A. Vinyl baseplate 59. 2. LED lighting B. 1 parking slot : 4 units 62. Which of the following is NOT a Hardware item? A.9 Page 13  . 344 (1983 Law to Enhance Mobility of Disabled persons). 3. 3. 2. 2. Clay tile B. 02 56. 1 parking slot : 3 units D. Under the 2004 Revised IRR of P. 2. what should be the minimum clear dimensions (in meters by meters) of the elevator shaft? A. 2.7 D. Under Appendix A of the IRR of B.3     C. at the building center along the property walls at the rear side of the building at the building perimeter Project No. Project No. Project No. 1 parking slot : 3 units 63.4 D. door closer 60. 1 parking slot : 2 units C. CFL D.P. Which of the following is considered an economical flooring material for the main lobby of the Project? A. 1096 or NBCP. 3. 3. door casing Project No. 1. 1 parking slot : 1 unit B.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING 54. 1. 0. 72. 3. 5 D. 0.87 D. For the Project Site (zone as C-3 under the NBCP). 200 B. 300 B. 0. 03 66. For the Project Site (zone as C-3 under the NBCP). C. C. 15 67. 3. B. 400 Project No. what shall be the minimum clear width (in meters) of the disabled water closet stall? A. C. 1096 or NBCP. 1. 3. C. 200 68. 1. C. C.     Exterior walls of the building at ground floor Basement Level Tower ground floor Podium ground floor Main lobby and reception area at ground floor Elevator lobby and service stairs at ground floor Patio at ground floor Utility rooms at ground floor Page 14  . 400 70. 3.P. Project No. which of the following does NOT form part of the footprint of the Project? A. No. D. No. 3. 535 C. how much is the maximum allowable ISA (in square meters)? A. 3. 100 D.80 B. D. B. Under the NBCP. Project No. 3.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING 64. 3. 20 Project No. No. Under Appendix A of the IRR of B. Under the 2004 Revised IRR of P.50 C. what shall be the minimum clear width (in meters) of the elevator door? A. 100 D.70 D. 10 C. 0. Project No. 270 Situation 14 – Project No. 15 D. A. Project No.90 Situation 14 – Project No. 400 D. if the building shall NOT have a firewall? The answer is percentage (%) of the Total Lot Area (TLA). what is the maximum allowable impervious surface area (ISA) for the Project Site (zoned as C-3).P. 300 Project No. Under Appendix A of the IRR of B. how much is the minimum USA (in square meters)? A. 344. For the Project Site (zone as C-3 under the NBCP). 1. 03 71. how much is the combined total for the maximum allowable ISA plus the minimum USA (in square meters)? A. what is the minimum unpaved surface area (USA) for the Project Site (zone as C-3)? The answer is a percentage (%) of the Total Lot Area (TLA).D. 3.80 B. 20 B. 10 B. A. 5 69.83 Project No. 0.89 65. Project No. which of the following still do NOT form part of the footprint of the Project? A. 135 B. Under the NBCP. Under the NBCP. 344. which of the following flooring materials is considered to have the lowest carbon footprint? A. transportation and installation. ceramic tiles Project No. 2. 75. as provided for under the NBCP? A. Elevator lobby and services stairs Covered parking slots. C. Project No. 3. D. 3. C. C. what shall be the minimum distance (in meters) between the FFL.Project No. 3. etc. intended image and occupancy type. Building energy consumption 77. Project No. 2. B. Which of the following should NOT be provided at the ground level of the podium component of the Project? A. Project No. which of the following ceiling materials is considered to have the highest embodied energy? A.70     C. Plywood B. Which of the following should NOT be provided at the tower component of the Project? A.40 D. 74. driveways. Construction timetable D. Which is NOT considered a Green Architecture concern? A. Enclosures for electronic equipment Solid waste storage Situation 16 . Project No.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING 73. 3. Baked clay tiles 78. 3. 3. B. High-pressure laminate flooring B. Which of the following should NOT be provided at the basement component of the project? A. Accordion/PVC D.00 Page 15  . Quadruple leaf swing/glass Project No. Considering the building size. 3. Revolving/hardwood B. If the office condominium units on the 5th floor area are NOT to be air-conditioned. Recycled cardboard egg crate 79. D. 3. Polycarbonate sheet D.10 B. 3. 2. 03 76. C. Gypsum board Project No. B. Lowering the building carbon footprint B. Hand-cut natural stone D. In terms of production. Rainwater harvesting C. C. ramps. In terms of material production. C. what would be the best generic main door type and material for the building? A. D. Double sliding/steel 80. Elevator lobby and service stairs Clubhouse or social area Workshop and carpentry room Utility rooms Main lobby and reception area Driver lounge Utility rooms Elevator lobby and service stairs Project No. Aligned with the column centerlines 84. To fit 3 vehicles per structural bay (meters times meters.P. where should the perimeter beam centerlines for typical floors be aligned or positioned.75 x 9. Project No. 0. To attain the overall design economy and maximized structural stability.98 D. 0. center to center). To attain overall design economy.0     C. 1.5 B.9 x 2.2 Situation 18 – Project No. 6. 3. At the exposed exterior sides of columns (and positioned nearest but outside the architectural cladding) B. 0.96 87. Project No.6 D. 0.6 D.25 x 8.45 Project No. where should the downspouts be positioned with respect to the building’s perimeter columns? A.60 88. At the exposed exterior faces of columns (and positioned farthest outside the architectural cladding) C. 8.35 B.3 x 1. 8. what is the depth (in meters) if the unit width (at wall center) is 4. Which of the following is NOT considered a good keyhole center height (in meters) for the main door lockset of a typical office unit? A.4 Project No.Project No.55 x 9. 1. 3.5 Page 16  . 0. 5. Under Appendix A of the IRR of B.05 x 9. 7. 7. Positioned outside the column interior face B. 344. 1. 5. No.0 D.00 C. 1. 3. 03 81.8 B. 3. 0. Project No. which of the following should NOT be a recommended bat measurement for the Project? A.8 83. 9.0 C. Positioned near the column exterior face C. 4. 3. which clear measurement (in meters) should NOT be used as the distance between column faces? A. Project No. 8.50 B. what should be the minimum clear dimensions (in meters by meters) of the elevator shaft? A. C.50 D.0 82. 3.0 meters (m)? A. particularly on operations and maintenance considerations.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING Situation 17 . in relation to the building’s perimeter column? A. Inside the columns 85. 1.5 x 1.5 D. Project No. Positioned near the column interior face D. For the smallest saleable office unit (without a toilet and without a balcony). 3 86. 3. Project No. C.2 B.17 B.8 C. Which of the following is NOT a good fixed counter depth (in meters) for a typical office unit? A. 3. 8. Enclosed by CHB or masonry at the interior faces of columns D. 1. To fit 2 vehicles side by side within a driveway located between the 2 columns.7 x 2. 7. 33% B. what is the stated conversion factor to arrive at the Total Gross Floor Area (TGFA) for the Project which is an institutional building? A. General institutional 97. 3. 346 Project No. what would be the minimum number of pieces of the required vinyl. with a unit width (at wall centers) of 4. what is the term interchangeably used for an institutional zoning classification? A. 1096 or NBCP. Cooling tower area. 04 96. how many pieces of whole 0. 20. Project 4. D. if introduced Project 4. Corridor Situation 20 – Project No. 312 D. 4. Governmental institutional C.0 meters (m). 1. 20% Project 4. 3.5 m. Kindergarten School Page 17  . C. Under the 2004 Revised IRR of P. what is NOT a principal use permitted for a GI Zoning classification? A. Orphanage     C. C. 2. Generic institutional D.5 D. Project No. Gross instititutional B. B. 335 D.000 sqm.D. 3. 1096 or NBCP. which is NOT part of the GFA for the Project? A. Children’s hospital B. Project 4. Using the prescribed FLAR designation/rights under the NBCP.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING 89. For the smallest saleable office unit (without a toilet and without a balcony). no. Project 4. Lobby D. if introduced B.5 meters (m) by 8.30m by 0.5 92.0 C.000 sqm. 4. 04 91. For another variant of the smallest saleable office unit. what shall be the maximum Gross Floor Area (GFA) that can be generated for the Project? A. Project No. No. tile flooring (0. Under the 2004 Revised IRR of P. 331 C. Under the NBCP.5 mm thick)? A.5 B. 20% 94. Elevator Lobby C.000 sqm. 334 90. 22. 93. 323 Situation 19 – Project No. C. 3. Dance School D. Based on the Maximum GFA under the NBCP. C. 26. 24. with approximate clear dimesions of 3. 327 B. Balcony D. 25% D. Roof Deck. Not stated D.30m x 2. Project No.5 mm thick vinyl tiles shall be needed for its flooring? A. Covered parking 95.D. which is part of the GFA for the Project? A. what shall be the applicable Floor to Lot Area Ratio (FLAR) for the Project? A. Under the NBCP.000 sqm. 358 B. Under the NBCP. ACCU Balcony B.30 m by 2. No. 4. 4. Transformer room 104. Space planning and operations survey. Architectural design preparation. which is the building character of occupancy for a GI Zoning classification? A. Guard locker and shower D. Main stairs 103. P. Architectural plan preparation. C. Daycare center 102. Fire escape stairs D. C.     Page 18  . 106. Which of the following is NOT considered a facility provision for the Project? A. Multi-purpose room 102. Sewage treatment plant (STP) Project No. 04 101. C. Vocational training center D. Electrical room B.Project No. Institutional 100. Project No. Which of the following is the local (or LGU) law that governs the site planning and design of the Project? A. Gym B. Mini-conference room D. Which is NOT considered a service provision for the Project? A. 4. home furnishing shop C. Inside lot C. 4. Space plan preparation. Project No. Which of the following is NOT considered a utility provision for the Project? A. 4. Townhouse B. Executive Lounge B. Project No. Interdenominational worship room C. C. Corner-through lot Situation 21 . D. Medium industrial D. 1096 and IRR. C. D. Elevators. B. Project 4.Project No. service stairs and fire escapes Clinic and common toilets Covered parking slots and fire reserve tanks Guard quarters.D. B. Project No. 04 105. Elevators Project No. Recreational B. Under the NBCP. 4. locker and shower Situation 22 . C. Association design standards and guidelines. Zoning ordinance. Project 4. Cistern B. B. C. Covered Parking D. Turn court lot D. 4. what is an accessory use permitted for a GI Zoning classification? A. Multi-purpose room Project No. Residential condominium 99. which is NOT considered a typical lot type? A. Under the NBCP. Which of the following sets of spaces should NOT be situated close to each other? A. Business and mercantile Project No. 4.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING 98. Which of the following is NOT considered an amenity provision for the project? A. Interior lot B. Which os the following must be one of the very first architectural activities for the Project? A. Under the NBCP. P. Project No.0 meters (m)? A. 1.7 B. No.6 meter deep cantilevered canopy C. 344 and their IRRs. C. 3. Assuming a hillside location for the Project Site. Solar. 107.6 meter deep eaves B. 4. 2. B. what type of roof structure should be introduced? A. 1. C. Aesthetics and landmark quality Situation 23 . No. D.Project No. and if the structural bay is between 8.4 meter deep canopy D. B. Which of the following is NOT regarded as an architectural design consideration for the Project? A. 4. 4.5 to 10. Project no. Assuming a heaviky forested location for the Project Site. 9514 and B. Which of the following does NOT precede the architectural design activity for the Project? A. 1. Steel deck roof D. C. what type of building projections should NOT be introduced? A.8 x 0. Comprehensive land and water use plan (CLWUP). Which approx. Windbreakers and sun-breakers     Page 19  .7 x 1. 109. Project No.2 B.3 meter deep sun-breakers Project No. column dimensions (in meters by meters) may be initially used for the fourth (4th) floor of Project if erected on firm soil.A. Project No. 4.9 C. Architectural plan 108. 0.4 meter deep eaves 114. 4. Maximum flood level.A. Wall hangings D. Architectural program D. Space plan.3 111. 1. Vertical and horizontal circulation patterns.3 x 1. 4.2 meter deep balconies D.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING D. Which approx. wind. 0.5 x 0. No. RC deck roof B.5 to 10. R. Assuming a hilltop location for the Project Site. Project No. which of the following is NOT an architectural design consideration for the Project? A. Drainage canal slope and direction.0 meters (m)? A. Under the present practice in the country.8 112. 2. 0. Spatial function and efficiency.5 x 1.D. Project No. 0.7 x 0. 4. 0. P. Low-slope metal roofing on space frame 113.7 D.2 x 1. no. 4.5 D. C. 9184. 1. Technical specifications. 1096. odor and view orientation. noise. column dimensions (in meters by meters) may be initially used for the ground floor of the Project if erected on firm soil. 1. Steep gable roof C. what type of building projections should be introduces to protect the building? A. C. 04 110. Compliances with prevailing laws such as R. B. if the structural bay is between 8.5 Project No. 1.9 x 1.2 meter deep balconies B. 6 B.61 meter (m) x 1. what is the maximum width (in meters) of an exit door leaf? A.17 and 0. 3 Project No.2 B. 3 D.0 m (width parallel to hallway and cladding) x 6. 21. C. what are the maximum riser and tread dimensions (in meters) of a stairway? A.8 Project No. wall or partition for very crowded. 4.2 and 0. Under the NBCP. 5 Page 20  . 0.1 m (depth)? Please note that there are 6 light troffers also measuring 0. 1096 or NBCP.2 C. C. 1.27 D.15 and 0. 90% of TLA 121. Metal with textured surface D. low-ceilinged and noisy spaces? A. Wood or wood substitutes B.25 C. 4. no. 8 Project No.D. Texture-painted masonry 116. 80% of TLA B. 0.28 117. 3 D. 4. Project No.22 m acoustical ceiling boards are required for a conference room with clear measurements of 4. Under the NBCP. what is the prescribed minimum side setback (in meters) for the Project Site? A.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING Situation 24 . 19. Project No. How many whole units of 0. 24 D. How much tee runner angle section (in linear meters) is required for the same 4.0m x 6. Under the NBCP. 22 119. what shall be the maximum allowable percentage of site occupancy (PSO) for the Project (if without firewall)? A. 5 120.Project No. A. 28 Project No. 75% of TLA C. 8 D. 0. 22. 5. C.1m conference room? A. C. 6 B.Project No. 5 122. 6     C. C.5 D. In terms of acoustics. 5. 20. 0. 8 B. Smooth glass Project No. what is the prescribed minimum rear setback (in meters) for the Project Site? A. 04 115. 4. 1. 1.61m x 1.22m for the room and its line of lighting is perpendicular to the cladding. 26 B. Under the NBCP.1 118. 5. Project No. 2.2 B. 5 123. which material is NOT good for use as cladding. 70% of TLA D. what is the prescribed minimum front setback (in meters) for the Project Site? A. 5. Under the NBCP. 4. Under the 2004 Revised IRR of P.2 and 0.3 B. Project No.2 Situation 25 .2 D. North yard B. 4 B. Under the NBCP. Where on the Project Site is the best location for the loading dock? A. 5. 8. Mail room 134. 5 125. 3. 5 131. assuming only one (1) structure is erected? A. 5. 8 129. executive lounge B. C. 5. 6. 5. Front Yard 130. Covered parking D. 6 Project No. Which of the following is NOT considered an amenity provision for the Project? A.796 sqm C.5 D.0%) slope. video conference room C. Generator room     C. Project No.955 sqm Situation 26 . Cistern B. Security office D. 5. 125 C. 5. At a four percent (4. What is the maximum number of adult persons who can walk side by side on the 2. worker’s union office 132. C. South yard C. 145 D.840 sqm D. Business center for clients 133. What is the approximate lot depth (in meters) of the Project Site? A. 5. Which of the following is NOT considered a utility provision for the Project? A. 67m x 115m = 7. Workshop and carpentry room B. 65m x 107m = 6. Perimeter Project No. Gameroom for workers Project No. East yard Situation 27 – PROJECT NO. Gym for all staff B. 2 D. 64m x 109m = 6. Project No. C. Sewage treatment plant (STP) Page 21  .Project No. C. 5. Project No. 70m x 112m = 7. 115 B. Which of the following is NOT considered a service provision for the Project? A. Curb B.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING 124. Which is a basic part of the road right-of-way (RROW) and immediately outside the Project Site? A. West yard D. Project No. what should be the maximum dimensions and footprint for the proposed building. 5.5 128. 135 127.0 Project No. 5. gameroom for workers D.4 meter wide sidewalk fronting the Project Site? A. Which of the following is NOT considered a service provision for the Project? A. Project No. Concessionaire-operated cafeteria D. 5. what is the difference in elevation (in meters) between the front and rear portions of the Project Site? A. Overhead water tank C. Project No.0 B. Canopy D.705 sqm B. what shall be the minimum distance (in meters) between the finished floor line (FFL ) and the finished ceiling line (FCL). 0. 0. 5 141. 5.00 B. Security staff quarters. C. In terms of construction material production. C. 2. C. 3. If the executive offices on the 5th floor are to be air-conditioned.10 143. D. Polycarbonate sheet 139. excluding plaster? A. what type of roof structure should be introduced? A. High-pressure laminate flooring D. Project No.40 B. service stairs and fire escapes Covered parking slots. 137. In terms of production. D. C. 2. 5. 5. 2.Project No. excluding plaster? A. Situation 28 – Project No. Project No.20 142. if applicable Lowering the building carbon footprint Relocation of informal settlers on the Project Site. 3. Composible deck roof D. Gypsum board Project No. 2. driveways.20 Project No. 0.40 D. Project No. If the staff offices at the 4th floor are NOT to be air-conditioned. C. ramps etc. 5. Project No. if any Project No.70 D. 5. as provided for under the NBCP? A. What is the nominal thickness (in meters) of an exterior CHB wall.10 C. Metal roofing on space frame B. B. 0. Mariwasa tiles 138. RC deck roof     C. 5. 0.10 B. Which is NOT generally considered a Green Architecture concern? A.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING 135. Assuming a near coastal location for the Project Site.70 Situation 29 . 0. 2. Baguio stone C. 2. 5. 0. What is the nominal thickness (in meters) of an interior CHB wall. locker and shower Solid waste holding area and sewage treatment plant Elevators. B. which of the following flooring materials is considered to have the lowest carbon footprint? A. Recycled cardboard egg crate B. transportation and installation. Which of the following sets of spaces should NOT be stuated close to each other? A.15 C. Cement bonded board (CBB) D. as provided for under the NBCP? A.25 D.10 Project No.25 B. Vigan tiles B. 5 136. Steel deck roof Page 22  . Project No. Building energy consumption Rainwater harvesting.00 140. 5.15 D. what shall be the minimum distance (in meters) between the FFl and the FCL. which of the following ceiling materials is considered to have the highest embodied energy? A. 0. 5. 0.  ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND SITE PLANNING 144.2 meter deep canopy D. 150. Project No.e. 5. 1. if introduced at the lobby? A. Which of the following is a good lighting technique for emphasizing a curved ceiling. D. 1. Yellow D. Daylight Project No. C. C. the shade of the emitted artificial light). 0. 5. Low-wattage track light D. reading and writing purposed? A.e. what type of building projections should NOT be introduced? A. Use of pendant lighting Indirect lighting at the base of the curved ceiling Direct lighting of the curved ceiling using spotlights Down-lighting from the ceiling using halogen lamps Project No. 3. 1. 5. Cool white 148.9 meter deep balconies B. Yellow Project No. CFL B. Assuming a hilltop location for the Projec t Site. High-heat halogen lamps 147. 0. Which of the following is a good general lighting color (i. Daylight D.5 meter deep balconies 145. Project No. for drawing.8 meter deep canopy Project No.     C. C. what type of building projections should be introduced to protect the building? A. Warm white B. Cool white 149. High-output spot lamp Troffer lighting (fluorescent lamps with soffit-mounted light boxes and diffusers) Industrial lighting (suspended fluorescent lamps with reflectors) Pendant lighting (suspended CFLs with housing) Pendant lighting (suspended incandescent lamps) Page 23  . the shade of the emitted artificial light). 5. for work areas? A. Which of the following is a good lighting device for a watercolor painting on the wall of the waiting area of the president’s office? A. Which of the following is a good task lighting color (i. B. Windbreakers and sun-breakers C.0 meter deep eaves B. Which of the following is a good lighting device for a general production area with the ceiling consisting of the soffit of a suspended slab? A. B. Assuming a lakeside location for the Project Site. Project No. Warm white B. 05 146. C. 5. 5.3 meter deep sun-breakers D. C.6 meter deep eaves Situation 30 – Project No. D. 5.
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