Architectural Design &amp; Site Planning Part 5

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問題一覧

A slow ko 20% and over is categorized as

unbuildable

what is the build ability classification for gently rolling slope 5-10%

moderate buildable

most desirable slope percentage for high end residential

15-20%

is prepared to visually express this low pattern on the topographic map

slope map

when slopes are selected according to the building type and activities associated with it

desirable slopes

the process of making a slope map, what is the significance of the graduated scale used

it represents the distance of each slope pattern on the topographic map

how many areas in delineated by contour lines represented on the slope map

they are color coded or hatch coded

what is the first step of creating a slope map

establishing the site boundaries on the map

what is the maximum recommendation slope for housing

25% to 25%

which land use requires special drain field design at slope above 10 to 12%

septic drainfields

what is the optimum slope for paved surfaces for parking slots

0.05%

what is the minimum recommended slope for streets and road design for vehicle traveling at 30 mph

10%

what is the maximum slope recommended for playgrounds

2% to 3%

What is the optimum slope requirements for industrial sites for factories

what is the minimum recommendation slope for housing

What is the optimum slope requirement for housing sites

what is the minimum slope requirement for playgrounds

0.05%

what is the optimum slope requirement for playgrounds

what is the maximum slope requirement for public stairs

50%

what is the optimum requirement for public stairs

25%

what is the maximum slope requirement for mowed lawns

25%

what is the optimum slope requirements for mowed Iawns

2% - 3%

what is the maximum slope requirements for septic drainfields

15%

what is the minimum slope requirements for septic drainfields

what is the optimum slope requirement for septic drainfields

0.05%

what is the maximum slope requirements for parking slots

what is the optimum slope requirement for parking slots

what what is the maximum slope requirements for sidewalks

10%

what is the minimum slope requirements for sidewalks

what is the optimum slope requirement for sidewalks

what is the maximum slope requirement for streets and roads

15% -17%

what is the optimum slope requirements for streets and roads

what is the minimum recommended slope for streets and road design for vehicle traveling at 20 mph

12%

what is the minimum recommended slope for streets and road design for vehicle traveling at 40 mph

what is the minimum recommended slope for streets and road design for vehicle traveling at 50 mph

what is the minimum recommended slope for streets and road design for vehicle traveling at 60 mph

what is the minimum recommended slope for streets and road design for vehicle traveling at 70 mph

what is the maximum slope requirement for industrial sites factories

3% - 4%

what is the minimum slope requirement for industrial sites factories

what is the maximum slope requirement for lay down storage

what is the maximum slope requirement for parking

what is the optimum slope requirement for lay down storage

what is the optimum slope requirement for parking

what is the minimum slope requirement for parking

what is the minimum slope requirement for lay down storage

0.05%

what is the minimum slope requirement for factories

what type of building site is usually preferred for industrial commercial building

flat or gently sloping site

what is the maximum grade allowable for expresses

what is the maximum grade allowed for driveways

15%

what factor guide an architect or landscape architect in selecting a building site

topographic consideration and activities associated with the buildings

when rocks are broken down (weathered) into small fragments, and carried by wind, water, ice and gravity. energy for its process is solar and gravitational. at least four factors must be taken into account in any attempt to forecast erosion rates

soil erosion

what are the four factors must be taken into account in any attempt to forecast erosion rates

vegetation, soil type, slope size and inclination, frequency and intensity of rainfall

when running water is applied to soil of different textures, which soil type will typically erode first

sand

slopes that are both steep and long tend to produce the greatest erosion because si generate run off that is high in

velocity and mass

what type of rainfall promotes the highest rate of erosion

intensive rainfall such as those produced by thunderstorm

the natural science that studies the water of the earth, there occurrence, circulation and distribution. the chemical physical properties, and their reaction to the living environment including their relation to all living things

hydrology

the planet's water cycle, describe by the movement of water from the oceans to the atmosphere to the continents and back to the sea

hydrologic cycle

is the upper boundary of the zone of groundwater, the top of unconfined aquifer

water table

the preamble geological stratum or formation that can both store and transmit groundwater is significant quantities

aquifer

geographic area of land bounded topographic features and height of blonde that captures precipitation, filters and stores water and drinks water to a shared destination. knowledge of watershed boundaries is critical to the water quality and storm water management

watershed

the relevance of plant materials in the site planning

vegetation

earth source of light and heat.it warms the earth's surface, is reflected by paving and other objects and produce glare

solar radiation

trees are one of the best controls of solar radiation because

the block or filler sunlight, the cool the air under their canopies providing natural air conditioning

helps to control temperature. when low velocity, it may be pleasant but when the velocity increase may cause discomfort or damage. trees help to buffer in urban areas caused by convection venturi effects

wind

plants help by intercepting rain and slowing it down. create in moisture retention, and in the prevention of soil erosion; also retaining water, providing shade, for protection from the wind, or by watershedding functions of trees' roots

precipitation

through photosynthesis, plant use up carbon dioxide emissions of cars and trucks and in the process release oxygen into the air. there's also help filter out other pollutants, i.e. sulfur dioxide, dust, pollen, and smoke

air purification

plants absorb sound waves through their leaves, branches, twigs, especially those with thick fleshy leaves and thin. three trunks defect sounds and it has been estimated that a 100 ft depth of forest can reduce sound by 21 decibels

noise

plant reduce clay and reflection caused by sunlight. a light source received directly produces primary clear when reflecting light secondary glare. plants may be used to filter or block glare by use of plants with the appropriate size, shape and foliage density

glare and reflection

plants are primary means of preventing erosion from storing water runoff and of controlling erosion during construction. erosion is also minimized by the plants action of intercepting rain, decreasing splash, and increase water absorption, vegetation with extensive root systems impact stability to slopes. sandy slopes, the presence of woody reddit vegetation can increase the angle of response by 10 to 15°

erosion control

a miracle grass of amazing buyer engineering capabilities

vitiveria ziziainoides or vitiver grass

what are the architectural and aesthetic uses of plants

space definition, view control, mood

relates call state to habitat provided by the plant community.

wildlife

includes birds and mammals commonly associated to crop fields, meadows, pastures, non-prosted lands.

open wildlife

Habitat elements essentially for open land wildlife include

grain and seed crops, grasses and legumes, wild herbaceous upland plants

these species need various combination of grasses and legumes, wild herbaceous upland plants, hardwood woody plants & cone-bearing shrubs such as pines

woodland wildlife

which of the following is NOT considered a habitat for wetland species.

deep water areas with submerged or floating aquatic plants

what is the maximum depth of water impoundments concede suitable habitat for the wetland species

5 ft

besides shallow water areas and plants what other types of habitat is mentioned as suitable for wetland species

excavated ponds

a slope with grade of 2 to 5% would be described as

generally flat

which slope range is considered "highly buildable"

0-5%

slope with a grade of 15 to 20% presents what type of terrain

difficult terrain

slope with a great of 20% are an over are

unbuildable

what is the terrain description for slopes raging 10 to 15%

gentle to mild slopes

climates can be generally classified into four types

cold, temperate, hot arid, humid

are available in each cities and municipalities to determine the areas of commercial, institutional, industrial, residential, and open spaces uses. these were planned according to the most rational use of land in relation in the natural and socio-economic factors,and in accordance with compatibility with adjacent land uses

existing land use

the relationship of traffic pattern to each other and to the site must be studied for adequacy of access and efficiency of circulation within and outside of the site.

traffic and transit systems

refers to the population per unit land area. this data will determine whether existing utilities and land areas who will be sufficient to sustain additional future development

density and zoning

the study of the community and its social and economic structure are done to determine whether there is a need, an interest, or any objection of the project. any proposed project must be compatible with the economy of the particular community.

socio-economic factors

it is important to determine the existing availability of utilities on site in terms of adequacy and efficiency

utilities and services

utilities and services includes

sanitary and sewage system, electric power supply, water supply, drainage

takes into consideration the legal responsibility when following are found inside the site: historic building, historic landmark and archaeological finds

historic factors

when sites are characterized by outstanding natural features of earth, rock, water, or plant materials this may be incorporated site development as natural asset of the land

natural features

is defined as the way an open space of a given site this configure the according to an arrangement of element that evokes activity or flow, both physical and visually

spatial patterns

is a scene of search from a vantage point. have you can be a theme that may suggest and give added meaning to buildings and the full review is not always the best view

view

is a confined view, usually directed towards a thermal or dominant features it has three components: a viewing station, a view, and the forgeground, a view is usually better if and friends or seen through a appropriate screen

vista

which city was designated as the new capital city in 1939

Quezon city

in what year was Commonwealth Act No. 45 authorized

1939

what was the approximate area, in hectares, designated for the transfer of the capital (QC)

1572 hectares

the "City Beautiful" plan reflected the aspiration of

an imagination and the vision of a passionate leader

100

which architect(s) contributed to the "City Beautiful" master plan of quezon city

Juan Arellano, Harry T. Frost, Louis Craft, and Engr. A.D. Williams

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