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What is a characteristic of Direct Selection when choosing an Architect?
What is a characteristic of Direct Selection when choosing an Architect?
- Selection is based on personal acquaintance or recommendations. (correct)
- The Client issues a formal Request for Proposals.
- Selection is made through public voting.
- Selection criteria are established by a national committee.
Which of the following is NOT a factor in Direct Selection?
Which of the following is NOT a factor in Direct Selection?
- Architect's reputation
- Professional certifications (correct)
- Personal acquaintance
- Former Client recommendations
In Comparative Selection, what document does the Client issue to start the process?
In Comparative Selection, what document does the Client issue to start the process?
- Architect portfolio requirements
- List of previous projects
- Design Brief
- Invitation with Terms of Reference (correct)
Which method of selection is typically utilized for larger projects?
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?
What does the Terms of Reference (ToR) for a project relate to?
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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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