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'Vertical Construction' is a collaborative working environment that combines multiple disciplines & trades into a single source / resource - the goal being to efficiently and effectively manage complex projects from concept to completion in a timely manner and to mitigate conflicts. All trades and categories involved in the project have Direct 'line of communication' with each other in an effort to resolve issues rapidly & to facilitate a 'fast-track' schedule....The traditional 'channels of information distribution' are modified such that a Specialty Subcontractor who discovers an impediment or conflict condition can go directly to the Architect or POA to RFI/ASI the problem and keep moving.
AKA 'HCPD', "Highly Collaborative Project Delivery"; considered by some to be the Human equivalent of 'BIM' and 'AEC' as examples of related goal-oriented procedures.
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What is the a vertical scale?
What is the scale vertical axis
Is X equals 0 horizontal or vertical?
Vertical.
What is an antonym for vertical?
An antonym for the word 'vertical' is 'horizontal'
Which way does vertical go?
Vertical goes up and down.
What is difference between vertical and horizantal boiler?
there are two types of boilers water tube and fire tube. fire tube boilers are divided in to two categories vertical and horizontal. this according to the construction of fire tubes. it is said that vertical boilers are inefficient than horizontal boilers. The vertical boiler is small capacity, and horizontal boiler is higher capacity, well, the horizontal boiler have many types according the drums, there are single drums boiler, and double drums boiler, while, the single drums boiler have fire tube boiler and water and fire tube boiler, double drums boiler is usually water tube boiler.
What is horizontal and vertical construction?
Horizontal construction is the groundwork (grading, compaction, infrastructure, roadways, etc.) and vertical construction is from the foundation up of the actual structure (homes, apartments, etc.).
What is plumbline?
A simple device for testing how vertical a construction is.
Two upright vertical post supported by a horizontal element describes which method of construction?
Two upright vertical posts supported by a horizontal element describes which method of construction?
What is a traditional type f Scandinavian architecture?
horizontal and vertical log construction
What was the construction of the floors of the compartments of Noah's Ark?
Horizontal and vertical Deck supports.(:
What is a perpend joint in construction?
a perpend is a vertical joint between adjacent masonry units
What is the name of a drawing view showing a vertical cut through the construction?
That is called a cross-section.
How are vertical angles used in real life?
Vertical angles are used in construction, computer design, and just about any other field where objects are built. Angles add design and strength.
How is trigonometry helpful in the field of construction?
In construction, Trigonometry is used to show how stress and force are directed along supports which are not vertical or horizontal. It is alos used to find the lengths of such components of a building, as well as the angles between parts.
What two basic parts of a graph are not included in the construction of a circle graph?
The y axis and the x axis (that is the vertical axis and the horizontal axis) I presume.
What is the use of a plumb bob in plumbing?
The plumb bob is useful in establishing vertical for a wall in construction or a doorjamb when hanging a door. It can indicate whether a flue is running true vertical or veering off plumb. A plumb-bob or a plummet is a weight, usually with a pointed tip on the bottom, that is suspended from a string and used as a vertical reference line, or plumb-line. It is essentially the vertical equivalent of a water level.
What is footprint in construction?
A footprint, from a construction point of view, is the projected area on the ground or basement, upon witch the construction is to be placed. In other words it is the total consumed horizontal area of the vertical span of the object. An example of this Is the Eiffel Tower. The footprint of the Eiffel Tower is the total square under it, not just the four plates it stands on.
