No you do not. You shouldn't have to memorize a single key. Keys should all be taken care of by your forms and/or vba. Do some studying on google, watch some youtube videos, on making access forms and subforms.
Utilize drop down combo boxes where ever it's convenient. For example, to create all of your "Areas" you might do the following
1) Single click the Areas table
2) In the ribbon go to Create -> Form
This should have automatically generated a form with fields for AreaID_PK, LocationID_FK, and AreaDescription
3) Select the text box to the right of LocationID_FK
4) Right click the text box -> Change To -> Combo Box
5) In the Ribbon's Design Tab open the "Property Sheet" if it's not already opened
6) Make sure the new Combo Box next to LocationID_FK is still selected, then in the property sheet select the "Data" tab
7) Paste the following sql statement in the "Row Source" property
Code:
SELECT Location.LocationID_PK, "Floor #" & [Floor] & " - Wing " & [Wing] AS Expr1 FROM Location;
8) (With the dropdown still selected) Go to the "Format" tab in the Property sheet. Change the "Column Count" to 2, change the "Column Widths" to 0;2
9) View your form and enjoy 
AND/OR
10) Go to Design View (not layout view)
11) Right click AreaID_PK and select "Delete Row". The user doesn't need to see these
12) On the Property Sheet, in the dropdown box select "Form"
13) Set the "Allow Datasheet View" property to Yes
14) On the ribbon go to Design -> Views -> Datasheet View
Enjoy! Now you have a form to quickly create and edit all the "Areas" for the database and assign them to their appropriate Location, all without knowing their keys.
Between setting up combo boxes like this where appropriate AND using subforms with properly linked Master and Child fields I think you can accomplish just about everything you've said you need to accomplish for this project without ever showing the user a primary key.
One note from taking a quick look at your db file, do you need a UnitID_FK in both WorkDone and BOQ tables? Seems to me you only need it in one or the other.