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Imageability

Select 5 components that contribute to imageability , Lynch's concept that posits that a highly imageable city is readily understandable and distinct. A. districts B. social structure C. edge D. landmark E. nodes F. overlapping systems G. paths H. legibility Answer A, C, D, E, G are components that contribute to defining imageability. ARE 4.0 exam prep: PPP
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Interior Glazing

Safety glazing (tempered glass, laminated glass or impact resistant plastic) is not required at this interior window (18sf glazed area). Which of these satisfies conditions for using non-safety glazing? A. Within 36 inches horizontally of a walking surface B. Bottom edge is less than 60" above the plane of the adjacent walking surface C. 1 1/2 in protective bar between 34 and 38 inches on accessible side D. Exposed area of the pane is greater than 9 sf Answer C. 1 1/2 inch protective bar between 34-38 inches on accessible side. In this case, safety glazing is not required. ARE 4.0 exam prep: BDCS
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Bolted connections

What is the minimum spacing of bolts specified by AISC? and preferred spacing? A. 1 1/4 times the diameter of the bolt; 2 times preferred B. 1 3/4 times the diameter of the bolt; 2 1/4 times preferred C. 2 1/3 times the diameter of the bolt; 2 2/3 times preferred D. 2 2/3 times the diameter of the bolt; 3 times preferred E. 3 times the diameter of the bolt; 3.25 times preferred
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