30 Questions
Who is responsible for appointing a representative or authorizing someone to act on their behalf in a construction project?
The client
What is the role of the architect in engaging specialists for a project?
To assist the client in engaging specialists
Why is it important to establish the client's representative early in the project?
To ensure clear and non-conflicting instructions from the client
What are some other methods of project delivery mentioned in the text?
Design-Build, Construction Management, and Public Private Partnerships
Who should give direction to the architect to ensure efficiency in the project?
The client's representative
What is the definition of 'owner' in the context of a construction project?
The person or entity identified in the agreement
Which type of clients typically receive monies from government, public fund-raising efforts, grants, endowments, or other external sources of funds?
Institutional clients
Where can architects find project opportunities and Requests for Proposals (RFPs) from the federal government and other levels of government?
On central electronic bulletin boards
Which of the following is NOT an example of a government client mentioned in the text?
The Village of Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive
What should architects do to avoid unrealistic expectations from the client?
Clearly define and outline the design and construction process
What is the assumed level of knowledge and dependence on the guidance of a professional, such as an architect, for a client?
Low level of knowledge and dependence
What is the importance of managing client relationships for architects?
It is important for architects to develop and sustain client relationships
Which of the following is NOT true about the role of a client in architecture?
The client is always the owner of the building.
What is the main difference between a client and a customer in the context of architecture?
A client purchases goods or products, while a customer purchases professional services.
Who usually holds the ownership or legal title to the land or site and the completed building project?
The client
Which of the following is NOT a type of client mentioned in the text?
Architects
In the context of architecture, what is the role of a Design-Builder?
The Design-Builder participates in an Integrated Design Process.
What must the architect address in addition to understanding the distinctions between an owner, a user, and an occupant?
The requirements of each
Who are the stakeholders of a building project?
The users and occupants of the building
What is the role of occupants in a building project?
To occupy or use the facility on a day-to-day basis
Which client type may have limited authority and be accountable to a committee or board of directors?
Corporate clients
What is a characteristic of corporate clients?
They may be small, family-owned enterprises
Which level of government may have a slow decision-making process for building projects?
Federal government
What is a characteristic of government clients?
They have a democratic decision-making process
What is the mission of BOMA Canada?
To represent the Canadian commercial real estate industry on matters of national concern
Which countries have overseas affiliates of BOMA International?
Australia, Brazil, Finland, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, the Philippines, and South Africa
What is the purpose of the BOMA/SIOR 2001 Standard for Measuring Floor Area in Industrial Buildings?
To provide a standard for measuring floor area in industrial buildings
When providing professional services, what should the architect have with the client?
A written agreement outlining the services provided, fee, and terms and conditions
What is the responsibility of the client in a client-architect agreement?
Providing a program or design brief, construction budget, and required information
What is the purpose of the Building Owners and Managers Institute (BOMI) of Canada?
To provide quality education in the commercial property industry
Test your knowledge on government project opportunities and Requests for Proposals (RFPs) with this informative quiz. Learn about electronic bulletin boards like Merx and gain insights into the architecture opportunities available for public commissions. Perfect for architects looking to expand their understanding of government clients and project procurement.
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