True or False: Rough-in occurs in various stages of a construction project. 

Layton Construction posted this image and state: “The 112K SF office building at the Larry H. Miller campus in Draper showcases that the tilt-up construction process isn’t just for industrial projects. The site area consists of approximately 29 acres, which houses all 3 buildings totaling 238K SF.”    Which market sector does this image and post represent? 

Within the hierarchy of the European craft guilds, the ‘lowest level’ position was the ________________. 

True or False — The six project stages occur in a sequential order and each of the six phases last the same amount of time in each construction project.

Prior to the 19th century, separate contracts were the norm for large projects: an owner would make a contract with each tradesman and material supplier, and the building’s architect, or a superintending architect or construction superintendent, coordinated the tradesman and suppliers. A ‘city house’ might require ________________________________ different contracts.

In what “period” is noted to include the first use of the word “ARCHITECT”?

True or False: One of outcomes of Stage 2: programming and design is definition of the specific project requirements and visual representation of the project in drawings. 

By the 1870s, two important features of the Norcross Brothers Company were:   **Note: you may chose multiple answers**

True or False: The ‘Topping Out Ceremony’ is: Traced back an ancient Scandinavian religious practice to appease the tree-dwelling spirits When the last superstructure element (most commonly a beam) is set on top of the superstructure Considered a major milestone on the job

Who is the “primary responsible party” for the project feasibility stage of a project?