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- The plan of
Brasilia was done by
1. Le Corbusier
2. Ebenezer Howard
3. Lucio Costa
4. Patrick Geddes
- The residential
area density is normally expressed in terms of
1. Sq. m/ person
2. Person/ hectare
3. No of habitable rooms/
hectare
4. Dwelling units/
hectare
Population density– Population density is
the number of people per unit of area,
usually hectare or square kilometer. Population Density is of various types and
is calculated as per requirement.
Town/Overall Density – It is
calculated for a whole town or city. Generally used for predicting the
population growth, finding population growth trend and forecasting.
Town/Overall Density
=Total Population/Total Land use Area (Residential)
Gross Residential
Density (GRD) – It is the number of housing units divided by gross
residential area .Gross residential area includes all facilities upto
neighborhood level like parks, collector road and school, school. GRD is
generally expressed in units per hectare. Gross Residential Density = Total
Population/Gross Residential Area
Net Residential Density (NRD) –
It is a measure of housing density expressed as dwelling units per hectare. The
net residential area includes only residential plot area (including access
roads & incidental open spaces) and can be calculated as follows:
Net Residential
Density =Number of dwellings/Net Residential Area
Floor Area Ratio
(FAR) – FAR is the ratio of total net floor area of a building to the
total lot area. FAR describes the intensity of the use on a site.
- 1 KB of computer
ram is equal to
1. 800 bytes
2. 1000 bytes
3. 1016 bytes
4. 1024 bytes
1 KB = 1024 Bytes
1 MB = 1024 * 1024 Bytes
1 GB = 1024 * 1024 * 1024 Bytes
- Weep holes are
necessary for
1. wall footing
2. structure strength
3. wall pressure release
4. appearance
Weep Holes are provided in earth retaining
structures like
retaining walls,
underpasses,
wing walls and
other below ground drainage structures
- Bhubaneswar, the
capital of Orrisa was designed by
1. Charles Correa
2. Otto Konigsberger
3. Le Corbusier
4. N C Panigrahi
The modern city was designed by the German
architect Otto Königsberger in 1946. Along with Jamshedpur and Chandigarh,
it was one of modern India's first planned cities. Bhubaneswar and Cuttack are
often referred to as the 'twin cities of Odisha. The metropolitan area formed
by the two cities had a population of 1.7 million in 2011. Bhubaneswar is
categorized as a Tier-2 city. An emerging
information technology (IT) and education hub, Bhubaneswar is one of the
country's fastest-developing cities.
- The core house
concept refers to one of the form of
1. urban design
2. low cost housing
3. urban land use model
4. traffic survey
The care-house concept, the idea of a house growing over
time, is a phenomenon natural to the process of dwelling. Transformation in
the physical environment is as characteristic in artificial systems such as
settlements as it is in the natural, and the growth and change of parts or
wholes of environmental systems is today a subject of bath theoretical!
interest and practical importance. Freedom to grow and modify at the scale of
the house has for centuries been an attribute associated with living in a
house.
- For a
complementary scheme, blue-violet should be associated with
1. Red-Orange
2. Yellow-Orange
3. Red-Violet
4. none of above
Using
a color wheel and a template, the relationships between colors are easy to
identify.
Monochromatic Relationship Colors that are
shade or tint variations of the same hue.
Complementary Relationship Those colors
across from each other on a color wheel.
Split-Complementary Relationship One hue plus two
others equally spaced from its complement.
Double-Complementary Relationship Two
complementary color sets; the distance between selected complementary pairs
will affect the overall contrast of the final composition.
Analogous Relationship Those colors
located adjacent to each other on a color wheel.
Triad Relationship Three hues equally
positioned on a color wheel.
- ·
The most suitable term for a plant which is not evergreen is
- 1. Dead
- 2.
Deciduous
- 3. Creeper
- 4. Topiary
Deciduous (of a
tree or shrub) shedding its leaves annually.
Creeper
is a plant that grows, typically along the ground or up a
building, by slowly spreading out, or a small bird that moves around in plants
and vegetation.
Topiary: the art
or practice of clipping shrubs or trees into ornamental shapes.
- Visual balance is
a result of -
1. Balancing of product
of size, weight, location
2. Equal size of
foreground and background
3. Direction of movement
in visual composition
4. Use of elements of
matching colour
- Of the following
landscapes, one that produce heat island -
- 1. Coastal area
- 2. Mountain range
- 3. Urban area
- 4. Island
- Match the
followings -
- 1. Gandhinagar Ranjit Sabiki
- 2. The living city Charles Correa
- 3. Microprocessor Soriya Y Mata
- 4. Grafting Charles Abraham
- 5. Belapur artist’s village Mewada
- 6. Squatter settlement Frank Lloyd Wright
- 7. Autoslip Plantation
- 8. Eutrophication Software
- 9. Linear city Airflow
- 10. Wake geometry Lake
- 11. Yamuna housing complex Hardware
- 12. Visual perception Grass
- 13. Weeding Gestalt
- 14. Emerging urban pattern Edmund N Bacon
- 15. Design of cities Victor Gruen
- What do the
following abbreviation stand for -
- 1. DPI National Housing Bank 4
- 2. EIS User Centred Design 5
- 3. CBD Environmental Impact Statement 2
- 4. NHB Dots Per Inch 1
- 5. UCD Central Business District 3
DPI stands for Dots Per Inch which technically means
printer dots per inch. Today it is a term often misused, usually to mean PPI,
which stands for Pixels Per Inch. So when someone says they want a photo that
is 300 dpi they really mean that they want 300 ppi.
A central business district (CBD) is the commercial and business center of a
city. In larger cities, it is often synonymous with the city's "financial district"
Environmental Impact Statement, or EIS, is a document that describes the impacts on the environment as a
result of a proposed action. It also describes impacts of alternatives as well
as plans to mitigate the impacts.
- A special type of
earth of volcanic origin used in roman concrete -
- 1. Tufa
- 2. Pozzolana
- 3. Travertine
- 4. Vaulted
- 5. None
Volcanic dusts, called pozzolana or "pit sand", were favored where they could be obtained. Pozzolana makes the concrete more resistant to salt water than modern-day concrete. The pozzolanic mortar used had a high content of alumina and silica. Tuff was often used as an aggregate.
- The crowning block
of stepped pyramidal roofing over shikhara must be -
- 1. Dowelled
- 2. Monolithic
- 3. Vaulted
- 4. Trabeated
- The Crystal Palace
London was a -
- 1. Cast iron frame structure
- 2. Concrete flat roof construction
- 3. Wooden frame structure
- 4. Wrought iron structure
- The column free exhibition hall of Pragati Maidan, Delhi is -
- 1. In-situ concrete triangular square frame
- 2. Large scale mechanized plant
- 3. A contemporary version of traditional chhatri
- 4. A contemporary version of stone and reinforced cement concrete
- The vent pipe in the sewer line of a house is used -
- 1. To protect seal in the trap
- 2. To ventilate the bath room
- 3. To ventilate the overhead tank
- 4. None
- Sound insulation
will be maximum in -
- 1. One an d half brick thick wall
- 2. Cavity wall having two leaves each of half brick thickness with 5cm cavity
- 3. 20 cm thick hollow concrete block
- 4. Partition wall made of gypsum board fixed on the timber frame
- Increased height of the room gives better ventilation due to -
- 1. Stack effect
- 2. Wind effect
- 3. Effective temperature
- 4. Positive ventilation
- In the design of a
mud wall, the resultant vertical and lateral forces should pass through -
- 1. The inner edge of the wall
- 2. The outer edge of the wall
- 3. The middle third of the section
- 4. The inner one third of the section
- The min. diameter
of longitudinal reinforcement in R. C. column is -
- 1. 8 mm
- 2. 10 mm
- 3. 12 mm
- 4. 16 mm
- The critical path
of CPM network -
- 1. The minimum path
- 2. The maximum path
- 3. The optimum path
- 4. None
- Match the
following -
- 1. Pylon Sky component 4
- 2. Glazed brick Batching 3
- 3. Concrete Railing 5
- 4. Daylight factor Entrance 1
- 5. Vedica Ziggurat 2
- Indian remote
satellites are placed from the earth at a distance of -
- 1. 500-700 Km
- 2. 700-900 Km
- 3. 900-1200 Km
- 4. None
- Property tax is
calculated, based upon -
- 1. Land value of the property
- 2. Cost of construction of building
- 3. Annual rental value of the property
- 4. Floor area of the building
The formula used by Mumbai Municipal Corporation is given below:
Property tax = base value × built-up area × Age factor × type of building × category of use × floor factor.
- Author of
Concentric Zone Theory is -
- 1. Homer Hoyt
- 2. Chauncy D Harris
- 3. Earnest W Burgess
- 4. Edward D Ullman
- Panchayati Raj
system outlines -
- 1. Form of urban governance
- 2. The three tier rural local self-governance
- 3. Center state relationship
- 4. None
- The distribution
of trip between traffic zone can be estimated by -
- 1. All or nothing technique
- 2. Diversion curve technique
- 3. Gravity model
- 4. Modal split
- Line node diagram
is used as a base for -
- 1. Estimating trip generation
- 2. Assigning traffic
- 3. Calculating modal split
- 4. None
- In a septic tank -
- 1. Aerobic reaction takes place
- 2. Anaerobic reaction takes place
- 3. Chemical reaction takes place
- 4. Atomic reaction takes place
- The flow in a
water supply pipe is -
- 1. Pressure flow
- 2. Gravity flow
- 3. Free flow
- 4. None
- The structure plan
concept was first adopted under the town and country planning act (UK) in
the year -
- 1. 1944
- 2. 1968
- 3. 1974
- 4. 1980
- The first city
improvement trust was created in India at -
- 1. Calcutta
- 2. Madras
- 3. Bombay 1898
- 4. Kanpur
- Match the
following -
- 1. Stereoscope Buchanan 4
- 2. Diagnosis before treatment Bernoulli 5
- 3. Megalopolis Aerial photo 1
- 4. Traffic in town Patrick Geddes 2
- 5. Energy equation Jean Gottmann 3
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