Building Tech PPT 5

When did formal building regulations begin in the UK?

• 1600

• 1666

• 1700

• 1800

What was the primary reason for implementing building regulations after the Great Fire of London?

• To prevent future fires by improving building materials and design

• To increase the aesthetic appeal of the city

• To reduce the cost of construction

• To promote the use of local materials

What do structural safety regulations ensure about buildings?

• They are aesthetically pleasing

• They do not weaken and collapse

• They are environmentally friendly

• They are cost-effective

What do sound regulations cover in building regulations?

• The transmission of sound from one property to another

• The installation of sound systems

• The quality of soundproofing materials

• The design of musical rooms

What do sanitation regulations deal with?

• Heating systems

• Toilets and associated drainage

• Lighting systems

• Ventilation systems

What is the purpose of drainage and waste disposal regulations?

• To cover drainage to remove effluent and wastage

• To install water fountains

• To design garden landscapes

• To improve water quality

What do conservation of fuel and power regulations aim to reduce?

• Water usage

• Energy loss from a building

• Building height

• Construction costs

What is required for disabled access according to building regulations?

• Elevators

• Ramps and wide doors

• Escalators

• Stairs

How are building regulations enforced?

• By checking construction documentation and inspecting building works

• By hiring more construction workers

• By reducing construction costs

• By increasing the height of buildings

Who is responsible for the inspection of building works onsite?

• Building control officer

• Construction manager

• Local authority clerk

• Site engineer