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    DAY 1 Morning (Professional Practice, Building Laws, History, and TAPP) 20 January 2023 8 am - 1 pm PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE, HISTORY, THEORY, AND PRINCIPLES OF PLANNING WARNING: If there are conflicts between a stated word and the number/amount/figure described, the stated/spelled word shall prevail. Should there be conflicts between two (2.0) stated quantities, the higher figure shall prevail 1. The architect's responsibilities in relation to the people: He shall not use ___ advertisement, nor use self-laudatory, exaggerated, or misleading publicity a. Free <. Sponsored b. Paid d. Remunerated 2. The architect's responsibilities in relation to his/her client: The Architect's honesty of purpose must be beyond reproach; he/she acts as_ to his/her client. a. Mediator cc. Representative b. Professional Adviser d. Manager 3, The architect's responsibilities in relation to the contractor: He shall promptly inspect each phase of the work completed and if found according to the terms of the Contract Documents, issue the respectively, to the Contractor. a. Certificates of Payment Final Certificate of Completion b. Compensation d. BothA and C 4. The architect's responsibilities in relation to manufacturers, dealers, and agents: He shall not solicit services from manufacturers or suppliers of building materials or equipment when these are accompanied by an obligation detrimental to the best interest of the Client, or which may adversely affect the Architect's professional opinion. a. Complimentary ¢. Technical b. Free d. Paid 5. The architect's responsibilities in relation to his/her colleagues: He shall not render professional services without a _ - He/she shall neither offer nor provide preliminary services on a conditional basis prior to definite agreement with the Client for the commission of the project. a. Contract ©. Service agreement b. Verbal agreement d. General condition 6. The last phase in 2 Design-Build Service. a. Construction Phase ¢. Bidding Document Phase b. Post Construction Training d. Occupancy Permitting Phase 7. Where the Architect is engaged to render opinion or give advice, clarifications or explanation on technical matters pertaining to his profession, the chargeable RPF shall not be less than, _ per hour. a. 1,000 < 3,000 b. 2,000 d. 5,000 8. When the suspension of construction exceeds @ period of ___, the fee for the remaining works shall be doubled. a. 3 months © Tyear b. 6 months d. 2 years 9, Additional service done by architects in design build a. Post construction training .. Bidding phase b. Construction administration d. Occupancy permitting phase 10. A form of early human dwelling usually made from wooden poles as framework. a. Tents ¢. Wigwam b, Huts Igloo © Trullo 11. Earthen mounds used for burials of several to couple hundred of ordinary people with a corridor inside that leads to an underground chamber. a. Cromlech d. Beehive b. Dolmen Monolith c. Barrows 12. Also known as the “temple of the foundation of heaven and earth’, this structure was believed to be seven stories in height and was supposed to be the basis of the biblical story of the Tower of Babel a. Ishtar Gate d. Etemenanki b. Gate of Xerxes e. Seraglio & Hanging Gardens of Babylon 13, Term that literally means “forbidden place" and refers to the sphere of women in what are usually a polygynous household and their enclosed quarters that are forbidden to men, a. Seraglio 4. Apadana b. Harem e. Persepolis © Khan 14. Who was the first pharaoh to order the construction of a pyramid? a. Khufu d. Sneferu b. Khafre &, Djoser c Imhotep 15, a b. 16. 9. . Extra copies of contract documents are chargeable to, Owner c. Bidder Architect 4. Contractor The clearance between the established grade of the street and/ or sidewalk and the lowest under surface of any part of the balcony shall not be less than, in meters. 240 © 300 270 d. 3.20 A voluntary dispute resolution process in which one or more persons appointed to render an award, appointed in accordance with the agreement of the parties, or rules promulgated pursuant to this Act, resolve a dispute by rendering an award. Arbitration ©. Conciliation Mediation d. Early Neutral Evaluation How many safety inspectors are required in hazardous workpiaces with 51-200 workers, based on occupational safety and health standards? 1 €. Asafety inspectors not required for 2 hazardous workplaces with 200 or fewer 3 workers 4 . Which of the following is classified as a hazardous workplace? Hospital d. Hotel Construction site e. Shopping center ‘Commercial building Who issues the CEI? 080 d. Meralco Professional Electrical Engineer e. NGCP Master Electrician |. Which is not included in the scope of services of Building and Facilities Administration? Building Maintenance 4. Building Equipment Maintenance .. Grounds and Landscaping Supervision . Business Development and Maintenance Post Construction Evaluation In this post-construction service, the architect evaluates the initial design program against the actual use of the facility Post Construction Evaluation d._ Building Utilization Study Building Maintenance Design Program Review Building Appraisal 23. When the owner hires an architect or a firm to coordinate the whole range of Comprehensive Architectural Services, this constitutes Project Management Project Coordination Comprehensive Architectural Services Construction Management Architectural Services Coordination paoge 24, Identify the Egyptian temple shown in Figure 1 a. Avenue of Sphinx b. Hypostyle Hail Great Temple of Abu-Simbel d. Great Temple of Ammon Karnak fe. Temple of Queen Hatshepsut 25, Part of an Egyptian temple that refers to the massive sloping towers fronted by an obelisk. a. Entrance Pylon b. Hypaethral Court <. Hypostyle Hall d. Sanctuary e. Avenue of Sphinxes 26. The ancient tomb “Tholos’ is from what civilization? a. Near East b. Eqyptian Meso America d. Greek e Roman 27. The ancient house term “domus” a. Near East b. Egyptian © Meso America 4. e from what civilization? Greek Roman 28. An ancient greek term used to define covered walkways or porticos, commonly for public usage. a. Agora 4d. Glypthotheca Stoa fe. Propyiaea . Pinacotheca Situation. Paulina is @ 23-year-old architecture graduate from a prestigious university who is preparing to take the Architects’ Licensure Examinations. She was asked by her grandfather to design a new house that he was planning to construct in the province. Paulina came up with an original floor plan but in order to seve time, she mostly copied the fagade of a house designed by Architect Lenny, her college professor who gave his students copies of the plans of that house for a class exercise. Paulina prepared the detailed plans and the specifications but since she is not a licensed architect yet, she asked her cousin Ariel, who is a civil engineer, to sign and seal the plans for the purposes of obtaining a building permit. A permit was eventually issued, and construction of the house commenced. 29, Analyze Paulina’s acts. Did she practice architecture? a. Yes, because designing and preparing the plans for a house constitute practice of architecture. b, No. Paulina is not a licensed architect so her acts cannot be considered as constituting practice of architecture, ¢._ No, because she oniy prepared the plans, but she did not sign and/or seal them. d. Yes, because she has already finished her architecture degree. Hence, her acts constitute practice of architecture, © Both A and B 30, Paulina’s neighbor Santino, who is a physician, found out about what Paulina did and wanted to report her to the authorities for the unauthorized practice of architecture. Who may report such offenses? Only licensed architects may file such a report Only the public prosecutor may file such a report ‘Only persons who directly suffered losses or damages may file such a report Anyone may file such a report Both B and D panos 31. Assuming that Santino is authorized to report Paulina for the unauthorized practice of architecture, to whom should he report her? a. The PRC d. Either A or B b. The PRBOA e. Either Bor C ¢. The Regional Trial Court 32. If Paulina were to be charged in Court, what would she be guilty of and what is the penalty? a. Misdemeanor. Fine of P100k-P5M, or imprisonment of 6 months to 6 years, or both, at the discretion of the Court b. Malpractice. Fine of P100k-PSM, or imprisonment of 6 months to 6 years, or both, at the discretion of the Court . Illegal practice’ of a profession. Fine of P200k-P10M, or imprisonment of 6 months to 3 years, or both, at the discretion of the Court 4d. Infringement. Fine of P200k-P10M, or imprisonment of 6 months to 3 years, or both, at the discretion of the Court @. Usurpation of office. Fine of P200k-P10M, or imprisonment of 6 months to 3 years, or both, at the discretion of the Court 33. Architect Lenny later recognized that the facade design was copied from his own design. Does he have the right to have the construction of the house stopped? Yes, because his design was copied without his permission. No, because the design is not 100% the same. No; because even though the facade is mostly the same, the plans are different. Yes, but only if he can prove that it was the whole design that was copied Yes, but only if he can prove that at least 50% of the facade design elements were copied. paoge £ Term used to define ancient greek entrance gateways which marked an approach to the sacred enclosure in many cities in Greece. Agora d. Glypthotheca Stoa , Propylaea Pinacotheca 35. Private bath in Ancient Roman palaces and houses: 2. Balneum dd. Frigidarium b. Tepidarium e. Thermae c. Calidarium 36. A luxurious public bath in Ancient Roman culture: Balneum Tepidarium Calidarium Frigidarium Thermae pangs 37. In an Early Christian Basilican Church, a covered area between the atrium and the church assigned to the penitents a. Atrium d. Reredos b. Narthex e. Ambulatory ©. Sanctuary Situation: Charlie invited Anne, an architect, to meet over coffee to discuss a potential restaurant project. They agreed on a fee payable to Anna for the time she will spend discussing the project with Charlie, During the meeting, Charlie was impressed by Anna's clear expertise in designing restaurants and decided to commission Anna to design the restaurant for him. They signed a service agreement and Anna started working on the design for Charlie, However, while Anna was working on the design several months later, the COVID-19 pandemic broke out. Charlie started to worry if the project was still a good idea, so he asked Frank, an accountant, to do a feasibility study in order to help him decide on whether to continue with the project or not. Frank submitted his report, recommending that Charlie cancel the project because of the market conditions brought about by the pandemic. When Charlie informed Anna of his decision to cancel the project, Anna was already in the middle of the Design Development Phase. 38, What service did Anna render when she met with Charlie over coffee to discuss the potential restaurant project? a. Consultation ._ Space Programming b. Feasibility Study @. Site Selection and Analysis c. Pre-feasibility Study 39. For the service rendered in the preceding item, how should Anna charge Charlie? a. She should charge Charlie based on the time spent b. She should charge Chariie a lump sum amount She should charge Charlie based on a percentage of the construction cost, d. Either A or B e. Either B orc 40. What service did Anna render when she worked on the design of the proposed restaurant? a. Schematic design service b. Regular design service Architectural programming service d. Predesign service e. Specialized architectural service 41. Assuming Anna had the capability to do so, could she have also dane the feasibility study despite not being an accountant? a.. Yes. This is a service rendered by architects covered by SPP 201 b. Yes. This is a service rendered by architects covered by SPP 202. © Yes, This is a service rendered by architects covered by SPP 203. d. No, only a trained accountant may do feasi fe. Both Aand C 42. Is Charlie entitled to cancel the project considering Anna was already in the Design Development Phase? a. Yes, because the client is entitled to cancel the project at any phase. b. Yes, because the client is only barred from cancelling the project when the Design Development Phase has been completed. © Yes, because the client is only barred from cancelling the project when the Contract Document Phase has been completed. 1d. No The service agreement was signed and cancelling the project is tantamount to a breach of contract. ©. No, because the client is barred from cancelling the project once the Design Development Phase has started. 43. Assuming that the estimated project construction cost was PIOM, how much should she charge Chatlie for the design work that she performed? a. About PHP 25K d. About PHP 100k About PHP 50K e. About PHP 150K About PHP 75K 44, Assuming that the estimated project construction cost was P10M, how much should she charge Charlie had Anna been able to complete the contract documents? . About 100K d. About 400k b. About 200K fe. About 500k About 300K 45, Assume that Charlie eventually changed his mind and decided to continue the project. He repackaged it into a more delivery-oriented restaurant concept, and it became a roaring success despite the pandemic. He decided to open a second branch back in his hometown in Pampanga. He reused the same plans Anna produced for him and built the second branch, based on the stipulation in the service agreement wherein Anna agreed to subsequent reuse of the plans subject to payment of further fees. How much should he pay Anna for the construction of the second branch? a. About 50k d. About 200K About 100K fe. About 300k About 150K 46. In Early Christian Architecture, the term used to describe a passageway around the apse of the church, a. Atrium d. Reredos Narthex e. Ambulatory Sanctuary 47. in Early Christian Architecture, the term used to describe an ornamental screen or wall at the back of the altar. a. Atrium d. Reredos Narthex e, Ambulatory Sanctuary 48, What were the first building constructed during the Byzantine period? a. Houses 4. Gymnassium b, Churches @. Arcades © Chapels Situation: Anna, Bea, and Claire are three undergraduate architecture students who decided to make good use of their summer break by accepting ‘sideline’ work. Being architecture students, they intentionally sought architecture-related small jobs in order to gain useful work experience while earning money. Anna asked her mother to tell her amigas that she (Anna) offers architectural services, specializing in the design of single-detached homes. Her mother, though reluctant, complied with her daughter's request. Bea, meanwhile, looked for draftsman/apprentice job postings on Jobstreet and applied. Finally, Claire, being sawy with social media, posted ads on Facebook Marketplace and other online listing platforms to advertise her services, introducing herself as an “architecture student who can design many types of buildings and can prepare complete contract documents for purposes of applying for the building permit." None of them, however, were hired or commissioned for any job or project so they ended up not working at all the entire summer. 49. Did Anna violate the Architecture Act of 20047 a. Yes d. Both A and 8 b. No. e. Both A and C c. Itdepends. 50. Did Bea violate the Architecture Act of 2004? a. Yes. d. Both A and B. b. No. Both A and C Itdepends. 51, Did Claire violate the Architecture Act of 2004? a. Yes d. Both A and B. b. No. @. Both A and C <. Itdepends. 52. Does Anna's mother incur any liability under the Architecture Act of 2004? a. Ves. d. Both A and 8 b. No. e. Both Aand C ©. Itdepends. 53. How many years of experience in building design and construction are required before one may become a Building Official? a. 2years 4. 10 years b. Syears fe. 20 years c. 6 years 54, The administration and enforcement of the provisions of the National Building Code and its, ARR, including the imposition of penalties for administrative violations thereof, is vested in whom? a. The Building Official d. The members of the Board . The Secretary of the DPWH , The local government unit The Secretary of the DILG 55. Maximum imprisonment duration imposed by the IRR of RA 9266 a. 2years d. 10 years b. Syears fe. 20years © Gyears 56. Complete this sentence from the new Architect's Credo: “t shall pursue moral and professional excellence to the utmost level of integrity through industrious dedicationand meaningful appiication to my work that merits a reputation for quality of services worthy of fair___* a. Compensation 4. Considerati b, Remuneration e. Dealing © Salary 57. Which of the following may the landowner use as the best proof that he owns his parcel of land? a. TcT 4. Deed of assignment Deed of sale . Building Permit © Zoning clearance 58. The new Architect's Credo was adopted and promulgated through Professional Regulatory Board of Architecture Resolution No. __, Series of 2018. a 99 d. 88 b. 2 e 53 e 5 59. Effectivity date of the new Architects’ Credo a. June 5, 2018 d. April 5, 2017 b. June 21, 2018 @. September 24, 2019 <. June 21, 2018 10 60. » ope eg ase aoe " Which section of RA 9266 provides that a duly licensed architect shall affix the seal prescribed by the Board bearing the registrant's name, registration number and title “Architect” on all architectural plans, drawings, specifications, and all other contract documents prepared by or under his/her direct supervision? Section 10 d. Section 17 . Section 15 e. Section 2 Section 20 A newly licensed architect shall__ become a member of the IAPOA. Automatically Be required to Has an obligation to At his option Ideally .. Which method of compensation is frequently used when there is a continuing relationship on a series of projects? Professional fee plus expenses d. MDPE Lump sum of fixed fee e. None of these Per diem . Identify the name of the church shown in Figure 2. Durham Cathedral d. Notre Dame Cathedral Laon Cathedral e. Chartres Cathedral Salisbury Cathedral | A gate of iron or iron enforced wooden bars made to slide up and down in vertical grooves in the jambs of a doorway, used for defense in castle gateways. Cimborio d. Gargoyle Crockets Final Porteullis Which government agency governs.the cutting down of trees present within the jobsite? DENR d. HLURB DPWH e. DOLE Forest Management Bureau The character of occupancy of existing buildings may be changed subject to the approval of the Building Official and provided the new or proposed use is___ than the existing use. Less hazardous d. Equally or less hazardous Equally hazardous e. None of these More hazardous 67. Which is true of openings in a four-hour fire-resistive occupancy separation? ‘a. No openings are permitted in a four-hour fire-resistive occupancy separation b. Openings in a four-hour fire-resistive occupancy separation shall be protected by a fire assembly having a four-hour fire-resistive rating ©. Openings in a four-hour fire-resistive occupancy separation shall be protected by a fire assembly having a three-hour fire-resistive rating d. Openings in a four-hour fire-resistive occupancy separation shall be protected by a fire assembly having a two-hour fire-resistive rating e. Allof the above 68. Architect of the St Peter's Basilica who undertook the project when he 72 years old. The present building owes most of its outstanding features to him. a. Donato Bramante d. Michaelangle Bounarotti b. Giuliano da Sangallo e. Gianlorenzo Bernini Raphael Santi 69, What architectural style is manifested by the figure shown in Figure 3? a Arts and Crafts d. Classicism b. Art Noveau e. Ecclecticism Art Deco 70. Architect credited to have developed the “Concrete Mushroom Construction’ technique that involves a post and a mushroom top spreading from it that are one inseparable concrete unit Robert Maillart d._ Eero Saarinen Santiago Calatrava fe. Marcel Breur Victor Horta ge 71. The architect of the UNESCO Secretariat Building in Paris. Robert Maillart d. Eero Saarinen Santiago Calatrava fe. Marcel Breur c. Vietor Horta oe 72, Which among the following is a traditional Precolonial Bontoc House? a. Fayu d. Rakuh Fale e. Binuron c. Watan 73. A Philippine church known for having the biggest number of murats on walls and ceilings. Morong Church, Rizal d. Calasieo Church, Pangasinan Vigan Church, Ilocos Sur . Binondo Church, Manila . Loboc Church, Bohol oe 12 74, A Philippine church that was located within the grid iron planned streets of a colonial town and is known for its baroque elements and ionic pillars with Chinese fu dogs. a. Morong Church, Rizal 4. Galasiao Church, Pangasinan b. Vigan Church, Ilocos Sur . Binondo Church, Manila . Loboe Church, Bohol 75. Who is the architect of the structure shown in Figure 4? a. Rem Koolhaas d. Santiago Calatrava Renzo Piano e. Frank Gehry Richard Meier 76. What is the name of the structure in Figure 4? a. Seattle Central Library d. Bird's Nest CCTV Headquarters @. Auditorio de Tenerife «The Shard Identify the notable architects who uttered the corresponding quotes 77. “An idea is salvation by imagination." a Frank Lloyd Wright d. Walter Gropius b. Mies Van Der Rohe e. Philip Johnson «Louis Sullivan 78. “Architecture is the art of how to waste space.” a. Frank Lloyd Wright 4, Walter Gropius Mies Van Der Rohe . Philip Johnson Louis Sullivan 79. “Architecture is the will of an epoch translated into space” Frank Lloyd Wright d. Walter Gropius Mies Van Der Rohe e. Philip Johnson Louis Sullivan oo 80. “Architecture begins where engineering ends.” a. Frank Lloyd Wright d. Walter Gropius Mies Van Der Rohe Philip Johnson ©. Louis Sullivan 81. The primary concept or organizing idea behind a design which is typically represented by a diagram. a. Datum e Pi b. Parti Pris symmetry d. Gestalt 82. When the project is not yet executed, what happens to the intellectual property of the architect over the design/drawings? The intellectual property for the design does not exist until the project is built The intellectual property for the design is the owner's until the project is built ¢. The intellectual property for the design remains the same because the construction of the project is irrelevant to intellectual property d._ The intellectual property for the design is still the architect's because it only becomes the owner's AFTER the project is built €. The design/drawings are not the intellectual property of the architect. These’are tangible, physical properties and not intellectual properties. 83. Architect Arno, @ member of the PRBOA, had to resign from his post due to health reasons after having served for a full year. Architect Hector was appointed to replace Architect Amo, How many years shall Architect Hector serve? a 4years d. 1 year b. 3 years fe. 6 months c 2years 84, Which body has the power to hear and decide administrative cases involving violations of RA 9266 and to issue subpoenas to secure witnesses and produce documents in connection with such administrative cases? a. The UAP d. The Regional Trial Court b. The PRBOA e. The Court of Appeals

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