1. Refrain from taking part in paid
most important task of an architect as it
advertisement endorsing any materials of
construction or building equipment.
- Responsibilities to the People
2. Involves the procurement, analysis and use
of secondary information gathered for the
project to aid the Client in early decision-
making.
- Pre-Feasibility Studies
3. An analysis of the space requirements of
the project based on organizational
structure and functional set-up pinpoints
linkages and interaction of spaces.
- Space Management Studies
4. shall promptly inspect each phase of the
work, issue the corresponding Certificates
of Payment and the Final Certificate of
Completion.
- Responsibilities to the Contractor
5. shall reject any offer of free professional
engineering or allied design service/s, or
receive any substantial aid, gifts,
commissions, or favors from any Contractor
or Subcontractor
- Responsibilities to the Contractor
6. May be conducted by committees
representing institutions, corporations or
public agencies
- Comparative Selection
7. Formula for TOTAL COST OF SERVICE
CHARGED TO CLIENT in multiple of direct
personnel expenses.
- Fee + R
8. contract documents phase + equivalent to
________% of total work of the Architect
- 90%
9. the architect states the project terms of
reference including the concept, objectives
and other necessary requirements to bid
out architectural services
- Design Brief Preparation
10. minimum RPF for being expert witness.
- 1000per day /// per hour!!????
11. shall not seek commissions, discounts, fees,
gifts, or favors from agents or firms
handling building materials or equipment.
All market discounts shall be credited to
the Client.
- Responsibilities to the Manufacturers,
Dealers, and Agents.
12.
entails specifics of the project
- Service Agreement
13. establishes a fixed sum over and above the
reimbursement for the architect's technical
time and overhead
- Professional Fee Plus Expenses
14. Client may request an Architect to do work
which will require his personal time
- Per Diem, Honorarium plus
Reimbursable Expenses
15. Formula for FEE in multiple of direct
personnel expenses.
- Direct Cost x M
16. Owner should issue orders to the General
Contractor only through the Architect.
- Owner’s responsibilities
17. sets the project against present and future
needs to forecast how it will perform over
time
- Feasibility Studies
18. applicable only to non-creative work such
as accounting, secretarial, research, data
gathering, preparation of reports and the
like.
- MDPE or Multiple of Direct Personnel
Expenses
19. shall not render professional services
without a professional service agreement.
- Responsibilities to his/her colleagues
and subordinates
20. entails the conduct of primary and
secondary researches.
- Architectural research
21. Formula for DIRECT COST in multiple of
direct personnel expenses.
- AN + CN + TN
22. In such cases, the Architect can act as the
agent of the Owner
- Promotional Services
23. definition of the requirements of the
project by the Owner
- Project Definition Phase
24. abide by and observe the laws and
regulations of the government
- Responsibilities to the People
25. entails the formulation of site criteria,
assistance to the Client in site evaluation as
well as analysis
- Site Selection and Analysis
26. if the construction period exceeds a period
of ________, fee for the remaining works
shall be doubled architecture
- 6 months
27. involves the identification of a site's
development potentials through the proper
utilization of land architecture
- Site Utilization and Land-Use Studies
28. Aims to achieve an unimpaired program at
minimum cost.
- Value Management
29. The Architect furnishes complete sets of
the Bid Documents, helps in organizing and
conducting pre-bid conferences, responds--
-----
- Bidding or Negotiation Phase
30. shall carry out his/her professional work
without undue delay and within an agreed
reasonable time limit.
- Responsibilities to the Client
31. basis of archietural professional fee
- project construction cost
32. the Architect prepares and submits to the
owner seven(7) sets of all construction
drawings and ----
- Contract Document Phase
33. adequate size and appropriate
configuration and assemblage for a
proposed project during this stage in
predesign services
- Space Planning
34. The architect makes decisions on all claims
of the owner and contractors on all matters
relating to the execution and progress of
work, prepares change orders, makes
periodic visits to the project site,
determines the amount owing and due to
the Contractor and issues corresponding
Certificates for Payment
- Construction Phase
35. When a Client calls upon the Architect to
give oral or written advice
- Consultation
36. identifies both horizontal and vertical
requirements on offering a solution
- Architectural Programming
37. The Architect prepares drawing,
specifications, diagrammatic layout of
construction systems and upload SPPCC
- Design Development Phase
38. The SPP provides for more than one
method of compensation on a project.
- Mixed Methods of Compensation
39. explain the conditional character of
estimates
- Responsibilities to the Client
40. used when undertaking small projects on
the basis of reputation, business
acquaintance, recommendations.
- DI KO ALAM!!
41. evaluates the Owner’s budget, prepares
the initial line drawings, and submits to the
Owner a Statement of the Probable Project
Construction Cost (SPPCC)
- Schematic Design Phase
42. this entity has no control over the cost of
labor and materials architecture
- Architect
43. minimum PF for consultation
- 1000 per day
The Architect does not assume any of the
responsibilities and liabilities of the other
professionals (RLPs).
- FALSE
there are two ways by which the architect may enter
into contract with the owner as the lead
professional working with other professionals in the
engineering and allied professions
- TRUE
professional fee plus expenses is frequently used
where there is continuing relationship involving a
series of projects architecture
- TRUE
cost of materials used and the labor for their
installation are not part of the project construction
cost architecture
- TRUE
architectural interior elements are separate services
in architecture
- FALSE
services of specialist consultants can be engaged by
the owner without consent of the Architect
- FALSE