article III

4.5 the architect should always examine the situation of her/his client and all the
written agreements they have before heading to the
process of designing and construction. It is part of the architects duty to
know the possibilities of what may happen to the people
living near the structure he/she will built and to the environment it is
located. The purpose of the building and the people who are
expected to use the structure. He/she must ensure that all the expenses will
meet the budget of the client and at same time,
create an aesthetic yet functional design.
4.10 the architect shall include in his/her agreement with the client that if ever
the client wants to pull out in the project and wants
to end the agreement he/she shall negotiate with the architect, mediation
wherein there shall be the presence of another person who
voluntarily agreed to witness the event, conciliation, whatever happens,
there shall be no rise of emotions and both parties are
willing to end the project without further conflicts, and arbitriation, where
if both parties, the architect and the client could
not handle the situation, then they shall seek for help from other people who
are expert and knowledgeble in that field.
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