Exam 7: Building Plans and Codes

A fine, dotted line with alternating long and short dashes is the __________.

After a city implements a new zoning law, all nonconforming buildings are immediately torn down.

An orthographic is a single-view drawing.

____ are small parts drawn at a very large scale.

An architect designs buildings and creates drawings to reflect those designs.

Window schedules include information about the location, size, and kind of windows to be installed.

____ are views of the structure as viewed from above.

Isometric drawings give a 3D type of view of a building.

________ views show a cross section as if the building were sliced open to reveal its skeleton.

The dimensions of a building and their location on a site are determined from information in the ____ plan.

A __________ plan shows the direction of the sloping ground.

A ______ inspection is to verify the building location meets local codes.

A ____ inspection takes place after the roof, framing, fire blocking, and bracing are in place, and all concealed wiring, pipes, chimneys, ducts, and vents are complete.

A broad, solid line outlining the object being viewed on a drawing is the __________ line.

The lines in a perspective view diminish in size as they converge toward vanishing points.

When put together, plans, elevations, sections, and details constitute a set of ____.

Before a certificate of occupancy is issued a __________ inspection is required.

Which of these is a drawing in which three surfaces of an object are seen in one view, with the base of each surface drawn at a 30-degree angle, and they do not diminish or converge?

____ lines are fine, solid lines projecting from an object to show the extent of a dimension.

A(n) ____ line is a fine, solid line used to indicate the location, length, width, or thickness of an object.