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According to SPP Doc 201, what activity allows an architect to initially conceptualize an array of architectural and allied solutions?
According to SPP Doc 201, what activity allows an architect to initially conceptualize an array of architectural and allied solutions?
- Pre-Design Services (correct)
- Post Construction Services
- Full-Time Supervision Services
- Regular Design Services
Which selection method is most appropriate for relatively small projects when a client directly chooses an architect based on reputation or prior acquaintance?
Which selection method is most appropriate for relatively small projects when a client directly chooses an architect based on reputation or prior acquaintance?
- Competitive Bidding
- Architectural Design Competition
- Comparative Selection
- Direct Selection (correct)
What is the primary goal of value management in the cost management process?
What is the primary goal of value management in the cost management process?
- To achieve an unimpaired program at minimum cost (correct)
- To simplify operations regardless of cost impact
- To reduce the scope of the project
- To increase project costs to improve quality
In which project phase does the architect assist the owner in filing the required documents to secure approval from government authorities?
In which project phase does the architect assist the owner in filing the required documents to secure approval from government authorities?
Which of the following is NOT a typical task performed by the Architect during the Construction Phase?
Which of the following is NOT a typical task performed by the Architect during the Construction Phase?
What type of project would most likely use an Architectural Design Competition (ADC)?
What type of project would most likely use an Architectural Design Competition (ADC)?
Which of the following is the appropriate classification for a simple residential building project?
Which of the following is the appropriate classification for a simple residential building project?
What specialized architectural service involves the detailed planning and design of indoor spaces, including renovations and utility aspects?
What specialized architectural service involves the detailed planning and design of indoor spaces, including renovations and utility aspects?
What is the key focus of Site Development Planning (SDP) services?
What is the key focus of Site Development Planning (SDP) services?
What primary responsibility does a Project Manager (PM) hold within an Owner-Architect-Engineer-Contractor Team?
What primary responsibility does a Project Manager (PM) hold within an Owner-Architect-Engineer-Contractor Team?
In Design-Build services, who assumes professional responsibility and civil liability for both the design and construction of a project?
In Design-Build services, who assumes professional responsibility and civil liability for both the design and construction of a project?
During an Architectural Design Competition (ADC), what is the role of the Professional Advisor?
During an Architectural Design Competition (ADC), what is the role of the Professional Advisor?
According to the provided information, what is a key function of the Construction Supervision Group (CSG)?
According to the provided information, what is a key function of the Construction Supervision Group (CSG)?
In the context of Building Administration and Property Management, what is a key responsibility related to Building Maintenance?
In the context of Building Administration and Property Management, what is a key responsibility related to Building Maintenance?
Which specialized architectural service focuses on the scientific study of a building's well-being and how to best maintain its structure in a cost-efficient manner?
Which specialized architectural service focuses on the scientific study of a building's well-being and how to best maintain its structure in a cost-efficient manner?
Flashcards
Direct Selection (Architect)
Direct Selection (Architect)
A method where the Client selects the Architect based on reputation or recommendation, typically for smaller projects.
Comparative Selection
Comparative Selection
A selection process using committees from institutions or public agencies.
Architectural Design Competition (ADC)
Architectural Design Competition (ADC)
Architects submit design solutions judged on comparative excellence.
Pre-Design Services
Pre-Design Services
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Consultation (Architectural)
Consultation (Architectural)
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Pre-Feasibility Studies
Pre-Feasibility Studies
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Feasibility Studies
Feasibility Studies
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Site Selection & Analysis
Site Selection & Analysis
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Site Utilization & Land-Use Studies
Site Utilization & Land-Use Studies
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Architectural Research
Architectural Research
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Architectural Programming
Architectural Programming
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Space Planning
Space Planning
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Space Management Studies
Space Management Studies
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Value Management
Value Management
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Design Brief Preparation
Design Brief Preparation
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Study Notes
- These notes summarize key aspects of architectural practice, focusing on the selection of architects, types of services, and methods of compensation
Architect Selection
- Direct Selection: Employed for smaller projects, client selects based on reputation, personal connections, or recommendations
- Comparative Selection: Committees from institutions or public agencies evaluate candidates through invitation, pre-qualification, interviews, verification, evaluation, ranking, and negotiation
- Architectural Design Competition: Utilized for public or significant projects, architects submit designs judged on comparative merit
SPP Documents and Services
- SPP DOC 201 (Pre-Design Services): Covers services from problem identification to conceptual design, including consultation, pre-feasibility studies, site analysis, and promotional services
- SPP DOC 202 (Regular Design Services): Involves the Architect acting as the Owner's representative, translating needs into designs in phases: Project Definition, Schematic Design, Design Development, Contract Document, Bidding/Negotiation, and Construction
- SPP DOC 203 (Specialized Architectural Services): Encompasses architectural interiors, acoustic design, lighting layout, site development, and comprehensive development planning, requiring specialist consultants
- SPP DOC 204-A (Full-Time Supervision Services): Concerns full-time supervision and includes managing Construction Supervision Groups (CSG) and scopes of service like evaluation of work
- SPP DOC 204-B (Construction Management Services): Focuses on managing construction projects for cost control and quality, and involves Construction Managers (CM) who may oversee the Construction Supervision Group (CSG)
- SPP DOC 205 (Post-Construction Services): Maintains open communication to analyze building performance
- SPP DOC 206 (Comprehensive Architectural Services): Covers design-related services, including pre-design, design, specialized design, construction, and post-construction
- SPP DOC 207 (Design-Build Services): Architect assumes responsibility for both design and construction, design-build be carried out through administration or guaranteed costs
- SPP DOC 208 (Architectural Design Competition): Provides rules on competitions, clarifies the roles of the Owner, Jury, Professional Advisor, Technical Advisor, and Competition Secretariat
- SPP DOC 209 (Professional Architectural Consulting Services): Highlights activities of consultants for efficiency in design and management practices
Pre-Design Services (SPP DOC 201)
- Consultation: Architect offers advice and direction, valuable regardless of project continuation
- Pre-Feasibility Studies: Analysis of secondary information aids early decision-making
- Feasibility Studies: Detailed analysis to determine a project's viability
- Site Selection & Analysis: Formulates site criteria for project appropriateness
- Site Utilization & Land-Use Studies: Analyzes a site's development potentials and context
- Architectural Research: Conducts primary and secondary research for informed conclusions
- Architectural Programming: Identifies horizontal and vertical requirements for solutions
- Space Planning: Determines appropriate size and configuration for a project
- Space Management Studies: Analyzes space requirements based on organizational structure
- Value Management: Minimizes costs while maintaining program integrity
- Design Brief Preparation: States project terms of reference
- Promotional Services: Architect may act as the Owner's agent for project promotion
Methods of Compensation
- Multiple of Direct Personnel Expenses: Applies to non-creative tasks like accounting
- Professional Fee Plus Expenses: Used in ongoing relationships; fixed sum plus reimbursement
- Lump Sum or Fixed Fee: Suitable for government projects due to paperwork
- Per Diem, Honorarium Plus Reimbursable Expenses: Used for activities requiring personal time
- Mixed Methods: SPP allows combining compensation methods appropriate to the project
Key Entities
- AF: Architectural Firm
- AICC: Architect in charge of construction
- AOR: Architect-of-record
- PCA: Professional Consulting Architect
- FPCA: Filopino Professional Consulting Architect
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