30 Questions
If the Client is not the owner of the real property at the Place of the Work, what must they obtain?
The owner's written consent for the Work
What must the Client do if they observe any fault or defect in the Work?
Notify the Architect in writing
What does the Architect's initial evaluation of the Construction Budget and Construction Cost Estimates represent?
The Architect's judgement as a design professional
What should the Client do if the Construction Cost Estimate exceeds the Construction Budget by more than the stated percentage?
All of the above
Which party is responsible for notifying the other party about the need for Additional Services?
Both the Architect and the Client
What are some reasons that may lead to the need for Additional Services?
All of the above
Which of the following is NOT a reason that may lead to the need for Additional Services?
Changes to the Client's schedule
What could be a consequence of the Client's failure to render decisions in a timely manner?
The need for Additional Services may arise
According to Article A21 of the agreement, who is responsible for arranging and paying for project specific professional liability insurance?
The Client
According to Article A23 of the agreement, what type of insurance should the Architect carry?
General liability insurance
According to GC10, when will the Architect's general liability insurance coverage be in effect?
From the date of commencement of the Services until one year after the Ready-for-Takeover date
According to GC11, under what circumstances can the Client terminate the contract?
If the Architect makes a general assignment for the benefit of creditors
If the Canadian Standard Form of Contract between Architect and Consultant is used without an authorization seal, what could be the consequence?
The client is responsible for any alterations or unauthorized use
What is the standard of care that the Architect and the Consultants engaged by the Architect should perform the Services to?
The standard of care exercised by other professionals in the same or similar locale
What is the limit of liability for any claims against the Architect arising from their duties and responsibilities?
The amount of insurance coverage provided under Article A20 or A21 of the agreement
What is the liability of the Architect and the Client with respect to any claims against each other?
They are liable for direct damages only
What is the Architect's role in managing communications between the Client and the Constructor?
The Architect is responsible for managing or being included in all communications between the Client and the Constructor
What authority does the Architect have in rejecting work that does not conform to the requirements of the Construction Contract?
The Architect has the authority to reject work that does not conform to the requirements of the Construction Contract
What does the Architect's issuance of a certificate for payment represent?
The Architect's representation that the Work observed during the course of General Review is in general conformity with the Construction Contract
What responsibilities does the Architect have in relation to safety precautions and programs required in connection with the Work?
The Architect has no responsibilities in relation to safety precautions and programs
The Architect shall only perform Additional Services with the prior written agreement of the Client and the Architect.
The Architect shall perform Additional Services without any agreement
The Client's responsibilities include providing information on existing buildings.
The Client is not responsible for providing information on existing buildings
The Architect is entitled to rely upon the accuracy and completeness of all information provided by the Client, Consultants, or other third parties engaged by the Client.
The Architect is not entitled to rely on any information provided by the Client or Consultants
The Client shall engage a qualified Constructor under a Construction Contract compatible with this contract.
The Client is responsible for engaging a Constructor
Who must approve any expenditure not defined in Schedule B as a Reimbursable Expense?
The Client
Can the Client make deductions or set-offs from amounts invoiced by the Architect?
No, the Client cannot make deductions or set-offs
When can the holdback related to the first contract be released?
After the completion of the second contract
When does GC 13 apply?
When the Architect's fee is percentage-based
What is required to reproduce and use the document?
An RAIC Authorization Seal
Who is responsible for paying the Architect's invoices?
The Client
Quiz: Understanding Architect's Insurance Requirements Test your knowledge on the insurance requirements for architects. Explore key provisions, such as project-specific professional liability insurance and general liability insurance. Learn about the minimum coverage limits mandated by the agreement. Enhance your understanding of insurance obligations in the architectural field.
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