CME 215 EXAM 2 |108 QUESTIONS |
WITH ACTUAL SOLUTIONS!!
1 of 108
Definition
1. Does the owner want the building to be a certified green
building?
2.If the building is to be certified, what level of
certification is desired?
3. If the building need not be certified, what design
criteria should be followed by the design team?
4.What are the desired qualifications of the design
team and construction manager with respect to the
high performance building?
5.What level of capital investment, beyond that required for
,conventional construction, will the owner provide to make
the facility a high performance green building?
Give this one a try later!
Building rating systems or
Principles of Sustainable
building assessment systems
Landscape Construction
are frequently used to:
Owner issues in high-
7 Phases of execution of a
performance green building
high- performance green
projects
building system
Don't know?
2 of 108
Definition
designed to produce shorter delivery times than other
construction delivery systems. The emergence of
collaborative software provides opportunities to improve
the flow of documentation,
communications and work to ensure that all parties
engaged in the
project are working on the same set of documents and
collaborating to the same end.
Give this one a try later!
Safety Data Sheet (sds) Design-bud-build (dbb)
, Integrated Project
Delivery (IPD) Integrated Design Process (idp)
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3 of 108
Term
CIEB
Give this one a try later!
Comprehensive Construction Integration for
Inspection of Energy Energy Benefits
Buildings
Collaborative Initiative for Continuous Improvement of
Eco- Friendly Buildings Existing Buildings
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4 of 108
Definition
buildings, while altering the local ecosystem, can
contribute to the ecosystem and function synergistically
with nature
Give this one a try later!
, The sustainable site Ignoring local wildlife
and landscape during construction
Creating artificial landscapes Building in a completely
with no local flora urbanized area
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5 of 108
Term
Key differences between Green Globes and LEED
Give this one a try later!
See Chapter 5 for a Check the introduction section for
detailed comparison of a brief overview
costs
Look at Table 6.1, page Refer to Appendix A for a
190 for more info summary of both systems
Don't know?
WITH ACTUAL SOLUTIONS!!
1 of 108
Definition
1. Does the owner want the building to be a certified green
building?
2.If the building is to be certified, what level of
certification is desired?
3. If the building need not be certified, what design
criteria should be followed by the design team?
4.What are the desired qualifications of the design
team and construction manager with respect to the
high performance building?
5.What level of capital investment, beyond that required for
,conventional construction, will the owner provide to make
the facility a high performance green building?
Give this one a try later!
Building rating systems or
Principles of Sustainable
building assessment systems
Landscape Construction
are frequently used to:
Owner issues in high-
7 Phases of execution of a
performance green building
high- performance green
projects
building system
Don't know?
2 of 108
Definition
designed to produce shorter delivery times than other
construction delivery systems. The emergence of
collaborative software provides opportunities to improve
the flow of documentation,
communications and work to ensure that all parties
engaged in the
project are working on the same set of documents and
collaborating to the same end.
Give this one a try later!
Safety Data Sheet (sds) Design-bud-build (dbb)
, Integrated Project
Delivery (IPD) Integrated Design Process (idp)
Don't know?
3 of 108
Term
CIEB
Give this one a try later!
Comprehensive Construction Integration for
Inspection of Energy Energy Benefits
Buildings
Collaborative Initiative for Continuous Improvement of
Eco- Friendly Buildings Existing Buildings
Don't know?
4 of 108
Definition
buildings, while altering the local ecosystem, can
contribute to the ecosystem and function synergistically
with nature
Give this one a try later!
, The sustainable site Ignoring local wildlife
and landscape during construction
Creating artificial landscapes Building in a completely
with no local flora urbanized area
Don't know?
5 of 108
Term
Key differences between Green Globes and LEED
Give this one a try later!
See Chapter 5 for a Check the introduction section for
detailed comparison of a brief overview
costs
Look at Table 6.1, page Refer to Appendix A for a
190 for more info summary of both systems
Don't know?
