B. G. Shirke Construction Technology Junior Architect Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Why were you interested in Landscape Architecture?
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Q2. We usually start working from the schematic design stage which mostly done in CAD, are you ok with that?
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Q3. What kind of landscape materials do you know about?
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I am familiar with a variety of landscape materials such as stone, wood, plants, and water features.
• Stone - used for pathways, walls, and decorative elements

• Wood - commonly used for decks, fences, and pergolas

• Plants - including trees, shrubs, flowers, and grasses for landscaping

• Water features - such as ponds, fountains, and streams
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Q1. What u can contribute to company
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Q1. About previous projects
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Q2. Asked about skills
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Q3. Expected salary
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Q1. Regarding My portfolio and basic Architectural norms
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Q2. Design Ideas and How did I conceptualize the project ?
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Q1. Basic questions
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Technical test with questions on arch and steuctural engineering.

Q1. Previous project discussion.
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Q2. Fire rating related questions.
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Q3. Challenges faced on site in your project.
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Q4. Explaination of the complete electrical layout of a substation from the DP yard to the different areas of the airport building.
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The electrical layout of a substation includes distribution panels, transformers, switchgear, and cables to power different areas of the airport building.
• The Distribution Panel (DP) yard is where power is received from the grid and distributed to different areas.

• Transformers step down the voltage for use in the building.

• Switchgear controls the flow of electricity and protects against overloads.

• Cables run from the subst...read more
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Q1. Portfolio showcase
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Q2. Autocad question : what are cad blocks
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CAD blocks are pre-drawn objects or symbols that can be easily inserted into a CAD drawing to save time and maintain consistency.
• CAD blocks are reusable 2D or 3D objects that represent common items or elements in a design.

• They can include furniture, fixtures, equipment, doors, windows, and more.

• CAD blocks help streamline the design process by allowing architects to quickly add standard elements to their drawings.

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Q3. What is group in cad
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In CAD, a group is a collection of objects that are treated as a single entity for editing and manipulation.
• Groups help organize and manage complex CAD drawings

• Objects within a group can be moved, rotated, scaled, or edited together

• Groups can be nested within other groups for further organization

• Example: Grouping furniture objects in a floor plan for easy editing
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