Prepare for the ARE Vol. 5: Project Development & Documentation
The Architect Registration Exam is one of the most challenging hurdles in the career of prospective architects. This course will help you tackle the very broad nature of the exam by formulating effective strategies for success.
What you'll learn
This course will emulate the construction document phase, with lessons on documentation methods, engineering conflicts and coordination, and teaching how to understand the exam’s scope. In this course, Prepare for the ARE Vol. 5: Project Development & Documentation, you'll learn to calibrate each candidate's understanding of what material may be encountered on the exam, and how best to cast a wide, yet efficiently shallow net in studies. Engineering concepts combined with architectural coordination consideration are paramount, and numerous facets of an architect’s professional responsibilities are discussed thoroughly. First, you'll explore the integration of building systems into the architectural design. Next, you'll learn about system sizing and detailing the architectural condition. Finally, you'll discover the standard practices of construction documents preparation. By the end of this course, you'll understand how to leverage your knowledge and resources to see a pass on exam day.
Table of contents
- Commonly Referenced MEP and Specialty Systems 3m
- Mechanical Challenges 2m
- Air Changes per Hour 1m
- Integration of Mechanical Systems 2m
- Electrical Challenges 5m
- Integration of Electrical Systems 2m
- Plumbing Challenges 4m
- Integration of Plumbing Systems 1m
- Elevators, Escalators, and Moving Sidewalks 5m