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What is a characteristic of Direct Selection when choosing an Architect?
Which of the following is NOT a factor in Direct Selection?
In Comparative Selection, what document does the Client issue to start the process?
Which method of selection is typically utilized for larger projects?
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What does the Terms of Reference (ToR) for a project relate to?
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Study Notes
Scope of Services
- Scope is influenced by the method chosen for Architect selection.
Methods of Selection
- Selection can occur through various methods, primarily Direct Selection and Comparative Selection.
Direct Selection
- Employed for smaller projects where the Client selects the Architect based on:
- Reputation: The Architect's standing in the field.
- Personal or Business Acquaintance: Selection based on known connections.
- Former Client Recommendations: Input from previous clients who worked with the Architect.
- Recommendations from Other Architects: Insight from peers in the profession.
Comparative Selection
- Typically involves committees from institutions, corporations, or public agencies.
- The process includes:
- Invitation: Client extends an invitation that outlines the project’s Terms of Reference (ToR).
- Design Brief: The ToR is grounded in a Design Brief created by a different Architect.
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Description
Explore the various methods of architect selection in this quiz. Learn about direct selection based on reputation and recommendations, as well as comparative selection for different project sizes. Test your knowledge on the scope of services and factors influencing architect selection.
