Professional Practice Architecture Practice Test

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Which of the following is NOT considered a part of Pre-Design Services?

  1. Space Planning

  2. Space Management

  3. Architectural Research

  4. Schematic Design

The correct answer is: Schematic Design

Schematic Design is considered a phase that follows Pre-Design Services, which means it is not included within that initial stage. Pre-Design Services typically involve activities aimed at gathering information, understanding the project's requirements, and setting a foundation for the design process. This stage usually encompasses elements such as space planning, where the functionality and layout of spaces are determined, space management, which focuses on the efficient use and organization of space, and architectural research, which involves studying precedents, regulations, and user needs to inform the project. In contrast, Schematic Design is a part of the design phase that takes the insights gleaned from Pre-Design Services and begins to develop specific design concepts and plans. This phase translates the gathered information into visual representations and outlines the basic architectural form and distribution of spaces, making it a crucial but distinct step that comes after Pre-Design Services.