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1.1.10(10
1.2Maslow s hierarchy of needs is a theory in psychology proposed by Abraham Maslow in his 1943 pape A Theory of
1.3.1Analysis of the site/ current location dependant on the sun North facing in the southern hemisphere secur es maximum light and heat; ast facing
1.3.2Site analysis is a preliminary phase of architectural and urban design processes dedicated to the study of the climatic, geograp hical, historical, legal, and infrastructural context of a specific site.
1.3.3Topography is the study of the shape and features of the surface of the earth and other observable astronomical objects including
1.3.4Ergonomics (or human factors\ is the scientific discipline concerned with the understanding of interactions among humans and other elements of a system, and the profession that applies theory, principles, data and methods to design to optimi
1.3.5An architect s scale is a specialis ruler designed to facilitate the drafting and measuring of architectural drawings , such as floor
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2.1.1Ability to meet deadlines Ability to work with diverse personalities Psychological insight and flexibility Ability to analyse a problem Creativ e thinking and solving of interior problems Business acumen
2.2.2BEDS The type of mattress each person needs varies upon personal preference. With so many variations of mattress types, often times this can be the hardest choice to make. elow I are the most common mattress types to help make your research and selection
2.2.3COILS One of the most popular and widely used mattress types. Coil (aka innerspring\ mattresses have more layers spring coils (generally
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3.1.1The benefits of an open floor plan An open floor plan can: Make spaces appear larger Especially good for smaller homes, open concept floor plans can make small areas feel much larger than they actually are. What might be a small space
3.1.2Vertical and Horizontal Plans Look forward to your future housing needs. Look ahead at least three to five years, especially if you are in your retirement years, during which injuries and illnesses can happen
3.1.3Natural and Artificial Lighting The difference between artificial and natural light can be of great importance for people, such as photographers and farmers. It a lso has an effect on all of us, as well as animals and plants. He
3.2.1Avoid clutter. You ll be carrying a baby back and forth in the middle of the night and a misplaced chair (or play mat, toy, book, etc.\ can cause you to trip over ake sure you have lots of functional storage space
3.2.2Convert your crib into a toddler bed. If you bought a crib with an optional toddler rail kit, this consists of removing one side crib rail and replacing it with a low safety rail. This will allow your child to
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4.1Realistic measurements and drawing of basic floorplan: Walls Windows Doors Electrical umbing Drawing of furniture and cabinetry (3\ (3\
4.2Number the furniture on your floorplan, and explain the details and finishes of the furniture and cabinetry in your ANSWER BOOK (10\
4.3Advise Mr Selena as wha t can be added to this room to create an African theme. (10\
4.4Using your pencils, recreate sketches of all fabrics and patterns to be used in this room. Also indicate the colour of the wall and flooring. (10\ [50] TOTAL SECTION B: GRAND TOTAL50