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Board of Architecture (3)

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  1. Ar. Robert Sac (Chairman)
  2. Ar. Robert Mirafuente (Member)
  3. Ar. Corazon Tandoc (Member)
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Doc 200
Doc 201
Doc 202
Doc 203
Doc 204 - A
Doc 204 - B
Doc 205
Doc 206
Doc 207
Doc 208
Doc 209
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Doc 200: Code of Ethical Conduct
Doc 201: Pre-Design Services
Doc 202: Regular Design Services
Doc 203: Specialized Architectural Services
Doc 204 - A: Full-time Supervision Services
Doc 204 - B: Construction Management Services
Doc 205: Post-Construction Services
Doc 206: Comprehensive Architectural Services
Doc 207: Design and Build Services
Doc 208: Architectural Design Competition
Doc 209: Professional Architectural Consulting Services (PACS)

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Selection method for smaller projects.

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Direct Selection

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Selection method for institutions, corporations, or public agencies with larger projects.

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Comparative Selection

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Selection method wanting a more public process to get a bigger picture of their project, variety of prospective, and possible design solutions. The most expensive and time consuming.

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Architectural Design Competition

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How will architect judges be compensated in architectural design competitions?

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Honorarium

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Will all design competition competitors be compensated?

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No, only the short-listed works will be compensated.

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The compensation method that is the simplest and fair to both the client and the architect.

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Percentage Based Method

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The compensation method taken as a percentage of the projected cost per square meter (unit).

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Unit Cost Method

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The compensation method based on the projected outcomes of the project: revenue, cost, and profits. Sales or Lease Projections can also be a basis for this method.

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Value-based Pricing / Percentage of Gross Rentals

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The compensation method is derived from the cost of labor. Often used for non-creative, more technical work.

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Multiple of Direct Personnel Expenses (MDPE)

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The compensation method frequently used where there is a continuing relationship involving a series of projects with one client. Establishes a fixed sum over the reimbursement for the architect’s technical time and overhead costs.

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Professional Fee Plus Expenses

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The compensation method is extracted as a fixed fee. Normally used for government projects.

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Lump Sum / Fixed Fee

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The compensation method for:

  • daily rate
  • attending meetings, conferences, or trips
  • conducting inspections
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Per Diem and Honorarium plus Reimbursable Expenses

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This compensation method involves payment of a fee in advance.

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Retainer

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Pre-design service of meeting clients to provide oral or written advice.

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Consultation

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Pre-design service of preliminary studies and use of secondary information to aide client in early decision making.

Assessment of the project’s soundness.

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Pre-feasibility Studies

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Pre-design service of detailed analysis requiring primary data.

Determines viability of the project.

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Feasibility Studies

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Pre-design service of site evaluation and analysis to determine the most appropriate site for the proposed project.

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Site Selection and Analysis

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Pre-design service of the detailed analysis of the site including the identification of the site’s developmental potential through proper utilization of land.

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Site Utilization and Land Use Studies

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Pre-design service that assembles primary and secondary research as basis for conclusion.

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Architectural Research

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Pre-design service with analytical problem seeking process that will lead to the statement and identification of both horizontal and vertical requirements in offering a solution.

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Architectural Programming

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Pre-design service of determining the adequate sizes and configuration of spaces.

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Space Planning

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Pre-design service of analyzing space requirements based on organizational structure and functional set-up that pinpoints linkages and interactions of spaces.

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Space Management Studies

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Pre-design service of achieving an unimpaired program at minimum cost.
Value Management
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Pre-design service of stating the project terms of reference (concept, objectives, etc.).
Design Brief Preparation
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Pre-design service of promotional or publicity materials for the project (models, brochures, and posters).
Promotional Services
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Regular design service of defining the requirements of the project and professional fees of the architect. - Design Brief - Architectural Program - Initial Statement of Probable Construction Cost - Contract of Services
Project Definition Phase
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Regular design service of preparation of schematic design and regular consultation presentation to refine the design. - Schematic Design - Updated Construction Cost
Schematic Development Phase
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Preparation of design drawings, specifications, and other requirements. - Architectural Documents - Specifications - Updated Construction Cost
Design Development Phase
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Regular design service of completion of design and construction drawings. Submission of drawings to owner for permitting. - Contract documents
Contract Document Phase
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Regular design service of preparing bidding documents and assisting the owner in the bidding process.
Bidding and Negotiation Phase
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Regular design service of periodic site visits, preparing change orders, turn over of guarantees required of contractor, and certification of work done by the contractor. - change orders - certificates of payment
Construction Phase
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Who is responsible for furnishing a certified survey of the site?
Owner
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Who is responsible for securing and paying for construction permits and licenses?
The owner, with the contractor's assistance.
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Who is responsible for securing and paying for the final occupancy permit?
Contractor
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Who is responsible for securing and paying for construction permits and licenses in a Design-Build?
The owner, with the architect's assistance.
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Once the architect has prepared all documents (detailed design and contract documents phase) and owner fails to implement them for construction, how much shall the architect be compensated for?
90% of architect's fee
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Payment Milestones 1. Upon signing of Contract Service Agreement 2. Completion of Schematic Design 3. Completion of Design Development 4. Completion of Contract Documents / 15 days after winning a bid 5. Upon completion of construction
1. 5% - Upon signing of Contract Service Agreement 2. 15% - Completion of Schematic Design 3. 20% - Completion of Design Development 4. 50% - Completion of Contract Documents / 15 days after winning a bid 5. 10% - Upon completion of construction 5% - 20% - 40% - 90% - 100%
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Compensation for architects in Full-Time Construction Supervision?
1% - 1.5% of Project Construction Cost
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Who acts as the owner's adviser and/or representative?
Architect
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When does the inception of the project start?
Upon signing of service agreement.
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When does the project end?
When the contractor turns over the completed project to the owner.
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At what stage are the provisions of the BP 344, NBC, Fire Code, Site Analysis, etc incorporated into the design?
At the very onset, during the Pre-design Phase.
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The technique of measuring quantities from drawings and specifications by designers in order to prepare contract documents.
Quantity Take-Off
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What must be presented to start the demolition work?
Demolition Permit
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What must be presented to start the construction work?
Notice to Proceed, issued by owner
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The stage when the construction manager informs qualified bidders of supplementary information prior to bidding.
Pre-bid conference
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It is issued to bidders in order to clarify, amend, or modify items in the bid documents.
Bid Bulletin
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Also called "Preliminary Drawings".
Schematic Diagrams
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Also called "record drawings".
As-built Drawings
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The architect has chosen a bidder but the owner does not approve. What can be done?
Announce failure of bid, then do a re-bid.
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What to do if owner wants to change the estimated cost after awarding to a winning bidder?
Change order
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Who prepares preliminary estimates?
Architect
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Who prepares Bill of Materials?
Architect
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Who prepares Shop Drawings?
Contractor
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What is the role of the Architect between the Client and the Contractor?
Mediator
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Who is responsible for carrying out the architectural design plans and details in the actual construction?
Project Manager

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