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What government entity is responsible for regulating the practice of architecture?
Does a registered and licensed architect mean one and the same?
Can the term 'Architect' and 'Architect-of-Record' be used interchangeably?
Will the Architect-of-Record be criminally liable with regards to the plans, projects, and contracts he signed and sealed?
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If there are two architects on a certain project, the Architect-of-Record and the Architect-in-Charge of construction, and the building collapses, who is more liable?
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Can an Architect be the Architect-of-Record and Architect-in-Charge of construction at the same time?
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What government entity is responsible for regulating the practice of architecture?
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A registered and licensed architect mean one and the same.
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Can the term 'Architect' and 'Architect-of-Record' be used interchangeably?
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The Architect-of-Record assumes civil liability for the plans, projects, and contracts he signed and sealed.
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If there are two architects on a certain project and the building collapses, who is more liable?
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An Architect can be the Architect-of-Record and Architect-in-Charge of construction at the same time.
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Study Notes
Professional Regulation of Architecture
- The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) and the Professional Regulatory Board of Architecture (PRBoA) oversee architecture practice in the Philippines.
- Their roles include licensing, registration, and ensuring architects adhere to standards and ethical guidelines.
Registration vs. Licensing of Architects
- A registered architect has completed a registration process with a relevant architectural board or organization.
- A licensed architect holds a license from an appropriate authority, acquired through educational, experience, and exam requirements.
- In most jurisdictions, an architect must be both registered and licensed to legally practice.
Terminology: Architect vs. Architect-of-Record
- "Architect" is a broad term for professionals who design buildings.
- "Architect-of-Record" (AoR) is a specific role responsible for a project's overall design and construction.
- The terms cannot be used interchangeably; not all architects fulfill the AoR role.
Liability of Architect-of-Record
- The Architect-of-Record assumes civil liability for plans and projects they sign and seal.
- This includes legal responsibility for any issues arising from their work.
Liability in Case of Building Collapse
- Liability depends on the outcome of a thorough investigation following a building collapse.
- Factors considered include the roles of each architect, their involvement level, quality of work, compliance with codes, and any negligence.
Dual Roles of Architect
- An architect can serve as both Architect-of-Record and Architect-in-Charge of construction simultaneously.
- This dual role is permissible depending on project requirements and conditions.
Professional Regulation of Architecture
- The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) and the Professional Regulatory Board of Architecture (PRBoA) oversee architecture practice in the Philippines.
- Their roles include licensing, registration, and ensuring architects adhere to standards and ethical guidelines.
Registration vs. Licensing of Architects
- A registered architect has completed a registration process with a relevant architectural board or organization.
- A licensed architect holds a license from an appropriate authority, acquired through educational, experience, and exam requirements.
- In most jurisdictions, an architect must be both registered and licensed to legally practice.
Terminology: Architect vs. Architect-of-Record
- "Architect" is a broad term for professionals who design buildings.
- "Architect-of-Record" (AoR) is a specific role responsible for a project's overall design and construction.
- The terms cannot be used interchangeably; not all architects fulfill the AoR role.
Liability of Architect-of-Record
- The Architect-of-Record assumes civil liability for plans and projects they sign and seal.
- This includes legal responsibility for any issues arising from their work.
Liability in Case of Building Collapse
- Liability depends on the outcome of a thorough investigation following a building collapse.
- Factors considered include the roles of each architect, their involvement level, quality of work, compliance with codes, and any negligence.
Dual Roles of Architect
- An architect can serve as both Architect-of-Record and Architect-in-Charge of construction simultaneously.
- This dual role is permissible depending on project requirements and conditions.
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This quiz assesses knowledge on professional practice in architecture, specifically focusing on the regulations governing the profession. It includes questions about the relevant governmental entities and their roles. Perfect for architecture students looking to deepen their understanding of the field.
