S4.2: Feasibility Report

Where can the Site Analysis and Design Response document be found?

• In the library

• On the school website

• Found in Canvas

• In the design office

What should be prepared in advance of the design?

• A budget plan

• A Site Analysis

• A project timeline

• A team meeting

What must be included in the design response regarding street elevations?

• Artistic impressions

• Correctly proportioned street elevations

• Historical references

• Color schemes

What is the significance of correctly proportioned street elevations?

• They enhance visual appeal

• They ensure safety

• They show development context

• They reduce costs

What should the design response avoid in areas of common ownership?

• Increased costs

• Management difficulties

• Design complexity

• Environmental damage

What is the primary document that guides the design response?

• Financial report

• Site Analysis

• Marketing plan

• Construction schedule

What is the primary purpose of a feasibility report?

• To implement the project

• To evaluate the project's potential for success

• To finalize the project budget

• To hire project staff

What is evaluated to determine a project's potential for success in a feasibility report?

• Cost and value

• Color and design

• Time and effort

• Size and shape

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a feasibility report?

• Precedes technical development

• Evaluates project success

• Assesses project strengths

• Finalizes project design

Which of the following is NOT included in the feasibility report's provisions?

• Policies

• Financial data

• Legal requirements

• Project awards