Job roles of an Architectural Assistant: - Work in architectural farm as draughtsman - Work in interior office as interior designer - Work as site supervisor and surveyor - Work in showroom dealing in architectural materials - Work in offices dealing in civil work like making of structure drawings. - Work in manufacturing units of architectural materials like tiles, modular kitchen, and readymade doors etc. - Work in structural farm as draughtsman - Undertake measured surveys of buildings and produce CAD plans, ensuring that accurate and up to date records and attribute information... Show more

Job roles of an Architectural Assistant:

- Work in architectural farm as draughtsman
- Work in interior office as interior designer
- Work as site supervisor and surveyor
- Work in showroom dealing in architectural materials
- Work in offices dealing in civil work like making of structure drawings.
- Work in manufacturing units of architectural materials like tiles, modular kitchen, and readymade doors etc.
- Work in structural farm as draughtsman
- Undertake measured surveys of buildings and produce CAD plans, ensuring that accurate and up to date records and attribute information (asset data, condition) are electronically updated onto the Council’s Asset Information Systems.
- Determine client’s requirements and ensure client’s expectations are met and that their participation in the design process is facilitated.

Level 1 knowledge of an Architectural Assistant:
1. Identify and use different type of Scales.
2. Identify and use printout drawings of all types of sizes .
3. Identify and use Brick and stone masonry
4. Draw sketches of landscape, monuments etc.
5. Define Theories of colors for various color scheme
6. Design and Draw different types of Arches and Lintels.
7. Identify and use different types of materials used in buildings i.e. flooring , walls, ceiling, DPC etc.
8. Operate Computer and able to draw various drawing using Autocad.
9. Design and draw different types of doors and windows.
10. Plan and draw Schematic plan preparation.
11. Identify and use by Law’s as per drawing.

Level 2 knowledge of an Architectural Assistant:
12. Identify and use Aesthetic components of design
13. Design and draw stairs, flooring
14. Design and draw roof and roof covering
15. Identify and use fire protection
16. Plan and draw Sanction drawing preparation
17. Design and draw Working Drawing of building.
18. Plan and draw sanitation and drainage
19. Draw buildings Plumbing layout and rain water harvesting
20. Design and Draw buildings Electrical layout
21. Identify and use Local rates & availability of materials and labours.
22. Prepare Estimates of project
23. Layout development plan as per local municipal by laws SUDA, PWD/CPWD

Related Test: Architectural Assistant Practice Test: Level 1

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Architectural Assistant Practice Test: Level 2

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25 Questions

1. ________ is one of the most popular green building certification programs used around the world.

LEEDWEEDSEEDNEED

2. Which of the following is not a famous architect?

Le CorbusierCharles CorreaLouis I khanStuart binny

3. Which of these is a part of Contemporary Architecture?

All of theseSustainable DesignModernizationComputer aided design

4. Strength of cement concrete primarily depends upon _____.

water-cement ratioquality of waternone of thesequantity of cement

5. Which of these is not a soil classification?

LoamSandwoodClay

6. Consider the following statement.

Statement 1Neither Statement 1 nor 2Statement 2Both statement 1 and 2

7. Which one of the following is a roof treatment?

Brick cobaSand layerPlasterNone of these

8. Which of the following is a type of natural ventilation?

WindowCoolernone of theseFan

9. Which of the following is made up of using construction joint?

BeamColumnNone of theseBoth column and beam

10. Windows should be located on the _______direction of the house for shaded light

Northern sideSouthern sideEastern sideWestern side

11. Which one of the following is a man made factor?

WaterTraffic & transitRainSoil

12. Tileboard panelling is made from_________.

None of theseSilicaMelamineCalcium

13. Which one of the following is not an opening ?

VentilatorWallWindowDoor

14. Some type of material are given below.

Both 1 and 2Only 1Only 2None of these

15. Which factor is not considered in site study?

Location siteStudy of site with respect to other surrounding sitesStudy of geographical and geological conditions of siteNumber of gender ratio

16. The expansion joints generally consists of some compressible material, which is known as ________

Shear KeysKeysJoint fillerNone of these

17. Which of the following is used in contemporary architecture?

Both concrete and aluminium screenAluminium screenNone of theseConcrete

18. Which of the following is an advantage of partition wall?

Provide privacyAll of theseOccupy lesser areaLight in weight

19. Load bearing partition walls is called________

None of theseExtreme wallExternal wallInternal wall

20. Which one of the following is the quality of a green building?

All of theseIt have a maximum impact on the environment.It is green in colourIt have a minimal impact on the environment

21. Which of the following is not a type of natural factor?

SoilGeologyPlasticTerrain

22. The lowest layer of the sun s atmosphere is_______________.

PhotosphereConvective zoneChromosphereCorona

23. Which of the following joint shown in the figure?

Construction jointIsolation jointControl jointNone of these

24. Two statements are given below about panelling.

Statement 2Statement 1Both statement 1 and 2Neither Statement 1 nor 2

25. Which of the following is not a type of construction joint?

None of theseTongue and groove typeButt type with tie barButt type with dowel