This division will assess objectives related to the evaluation of project requirements, constraints, and opportunities. The division will focus on issues related to programming, site analysis, and zoning and code requirements. Candidates must demonstrate an understanding of and abilities in project type analysis, the establishment of qualitative and quantitative project requirements, evaluation of project site and context, and assessment of economic issues.
Assessment objectives in this division come from four sections:
SECTION 1: Environmental & Contextual Conditions
SECTION 2: Codes & Regulations
SECTION 3: Site Analysis & Programming
SECTION 4: Building Analysis & Programming
In this video, we take an inside look at the Programming & Analysis division, which covers topics related to evaluating the constraints, requirements, and opportunities of a project. Watch to learn more about division objectives, sample questions, and suggested references.
You can also learn more about this division in the ARE 5.0 Handbook.
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The scale factor when going net to gross is 100 (%) divided by the efficiency (%). In this case, 100 / 75 = 1.333333. Net x 1.33333 = gross
I tried this page on a couple of different browsers and the video would not work. If others are experience this issue, can you please fix?
@ Alexandra:
Doesn't work for me either. But the video is available on youtube. it's part of the NCARB Prep Series.
If someone can help me to understand this
When they are asking about net and gross area, if we are talking about an efficiency of 75% , I understand that to net will be 75% and gross 100%
But if it is the 25% net/gross if I know net, Do I have to multiply 1.25xnet=gross? I know this is basic math but I am bit confused with the concept
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