Professional Practice 2: Architects in the Philippines
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Which type of business organization allows a single individual to raise capital and run the business?

  • Limited Liability Company
  • Corporation
  • Sole Proprietorship (correct)
  • Partnership

A regular corporation can only have a maximum of 4 members.

False (B)

What is one of the services included in Pre-Design Services?

Feasibility Studies

A One Person Corporation requires a single stockholder and _____ alternates.

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Which compensation method may include a combination of direct expenses and professional fees?

<p>Mixed Methods of Compensation (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following business organizations with their characteristics:

<p>Sole Proprietorship = Single owner business Partnership = Two or more persons working together Regular Corporation = Five or more members required One Person Corporation = Single stockholder with alternates</p> Signup and view all the answers

Space Planning is part of the Pre-Design Services.

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What is the purpose of conducting an initial meeting with the Client in the manner of providing services?

<p>To discuss project scope and client needs</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT one of the objectives of the United Architects of the Philippines (UAP)?

<p>To promote the lowest standards of professional conduct (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The UAP is responsible for nominating individuals for vacant positions on the Board of Architecture.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does UAP stand for?

<p>United Architects of the Philippines</p> Signup and view all the answers

UAP aims to maintain the highest standards of architectural ______ and practice.

<p>education</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following UAP objectives with their descriptions:

<p>Cooperation with BOA = Nominating individuals to the Board of Architecture Good governance = Ensuring democratic processes within the organization Ethical conduct = Promoting the highest standards of professional behavior Continuing Professional Development = Preparing programs for member skill enhancement</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which body is UAP cooperating with to endorse practice for foreign nationals?

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What are the three attributes of buildings according to Vitruvius?

<p>strength, utility, and beauty (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

UAP encourages the active participation of all registered architects in the organization.

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Vitruvius is known for writing 'De Architectura', a single book on architecture.

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Identify one function of the UAP concerning professional standards.

<p>Establishing and promoting ethical conduct.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary focus of Book IV in 'De Architectura'?

<p>Classical architectural orders</p> Signup and view all the answers

The three attributes of buildings are strength, utility, and ______.

<p>beauty</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was one of the primary objectives of an architect as stated in the content?

<p>To bring order to man's environment (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Vitruvius lived from approximately 90 to 20 CE.

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In which book does Vitruvius discuss the effects of climate on building character?

<p>Book VI</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the purposes of the Continuing Professional Development law?

<p>To ensure contribution in uplifting the general welfare of the nation (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Professional Regulatory Commission (PRC) is responsible for implementing the CPD program.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must licensed professionals do to renew their license under the CPD Act of 2016?

<p>Accumulate the required number of CPD credit units</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Board may reinstate a revoked Certificate of Registration after __________ from the date of revocation.

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Match the following components to their roles in the CPD program:

<p>CPD Council = Formulates Operational Guidelines PRC = Overall implementation of CPD CPD-PMC = Proposes and manages CPD policies Chairperson = Leads the CPD Council</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT included in the activities recognized under CPD?

<p>Hobby classes (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

After two years of revocation, the applicant must take another examination for reinstatement.

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Who supervises the CPD Council in each regulated profession?

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What are the two ways by which an Architect may enter into a contract with the Owner?

<p>Single contract with sub-consultants and separate contracts with all professionals (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

An Architect's responsibilities include the liabilities of other professionals working on a project.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the academic qualification required to become an Architect in the Philippines?

<p>Bachelor of Science in Architecture</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Architect's duties are defined under the ______ Act of 2004.

<p>Architecture</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the compensation methods with their descriptions:

<p>Percentage of Project Construction = A fee based on a percentage of total project costs Multiple of Direct Personnel Expenses = Fee calculated by multiplying staff costs with a factor Lump sum or fixed fee = A predetermined total fee regardless of hours worked Per Diem, Honorarium Plus reimbursable expenses = Compensation method involving daily rates and expenses</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a method of compensation for architectural services?

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The Architect is merely responsible for the aesthetic aspects of a project.

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What document is required for an Architect to be considered registered and licensed?

<p>Certificate of Registration and Professional Identification Card</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant event occurred on December 12, 1974, regarding the United Architects of the Philippines?

<p>The Constitution and By-Laws of the UAP were approved (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Engineers and Architects Law (Act No. 2985) was enacted in 1921 and created a separate board for engineers and architects.

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Who was the president of the United Architects of the Philippines in 1976?

<p>Jose V. Herrera</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Republic Act No. 545 was enacted in _____ as part of the movement to separate engineering from architecture.

<p>1949</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following years with their corresponding events related to the United Architects of the Philippines:

<p>1975 = UAP was incorporated 2004 = RA 545 was repealed 1974 = Constitution and By-Laws approved 1973 = Professional Regulation Commission was created</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which law legalized the award of design of public works to private architects?

<p>R.A. 472 (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Froilan L. Hong served as the president of UAP during the fiscal years 1987-1988.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the primary purpose of the Engineers and Architects Law enacted in 1921?

<p>To create the Board of Examiners for Civil Engineering and Architecture.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Sole Proprietorship

A single individual who owns and operates a business, assuming full liability for all debts and obligations.

Partnership

A business structure involving two or more individuals who pool resources and share profits and losses.

Corporation

A legal entity separate from its owners, offering limited liability and potential for raising capital through stock issuance.

Regular Corporation

A corporation with 5 or more members.

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One Person Corporation (OPC)

A corporation with a single stockholder and two alternates.

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Pre-Design Services

Pre-design services encompass a range of architectural services starting from initial problem identification to conceptualizing various architectural solutions.

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Multiple of Direct Personal Expenses

A method of compensation for pre-design services involving a multiple of direct personal expenses incurred by the architect.

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Lump Sum or Fixed Fee

Compensation for pre-design services based on a fixed amount of money for the entire project.

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UAP's Cooperation with Government Agencies

The UAP's responsibilities in collaborating with the Board of Architecture (BOA), Professional Regulation Commission (PRC), and other government agencies to ensure ethical practice and uphold architectural standards.

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Democratic Election Process

The UAP's commitment to providing a fair and democratic election process for its members.

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Good Governance in UAP

The UAP's focus on maintaining transparency and accountability in all of its operations.

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Encouraging Architect Participation

The UAP's mission to encourage all PRC-BOA registered architects to become active members of the organization.

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UAP's Ethical Conduct

The UAP's principle of upholding the highest ethical standards in architectural practice and service.

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UAP's Standards of Architectural Education and Practice

The UAP's commitment to maintaining and improving the standards of architectural education and practice through research and development.

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UAP's Global Collaboration

The UAP's collaboration with other organizations locally, nationally, and internationally to address global concerns in architecture, design, and other fields.

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UAP as a Unified Body

A crucial objective for the UAP, it emphasizes the organization's role as a unified body representing Filipino architects.

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Vitruvius

A Roman architect and author who wrote De Architectura, a foundational text for architectural theory.

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Firmitas, Utilitas, Venustas

Vitruvius defined these three attributes of a building: Firmitas (strength), Utilitas (utility), and Venustas (beauty).

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De Architectura

This book, written by Vitruvius, is a ten-book treatise on architecture, one of the first books on architectural theory.

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Book I of De Architectura

The first book of De Architectura covers topics such as the architect's ideal education, principles, and divisions of architecture, and town planning.

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Book II of De Architectura

This book covers the origin and composition of construction building materials.

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Book III of De Architectura

This book focuses on the mathematics and proportions of columns and temples.

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Architect's Role

An architect's essential role is to create a human-centered environment by understanding and shaping spaces based on human needs and experiences.

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Spectrum of an Architect's Services

The spectrum of an architect's work encompasses all stages of a building's life cycle, from the initial concept to its completion and ongoing use.

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Project Classification

The level of complexity and creativity needed to meet client needs while adhering to technical, functional, economic, and aesthetic constraints.

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Methods of Compensation

These are the different ways an Architect can charge for their services. The most common methods are: Percentage of Project Construction (PCC), Multiple of Direct Personnel Expenses, Professional Fee Plus Expenses, and Lump Sum or Fixed Fee.

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Single Contract

The Architect works with the Owner under a single contract, and sub-contracts with other professionals like engineers.

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Separate Contracts

The Architect and other professionals (engineers) have separate contracts directly with the Owner.

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Architect's Education

The Architect's educational qualification is a Bachelor of Science in Architecture (BS Architecture) which is a 5-year program.

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Architecture Act of 2004

This act defines an architect as a professionally and academically qualified individual, registered and licensed, who is responsible for the sustainable development and cultural expression of the built environment.

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Client's Needs

The Architect's primary duty is to ensure the project meets the Owner's needs while adhering to technical, functional, economic, and aesthetic constraints. Therefore, understanding the specific needs of the client is crucial.

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Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

A process for licensed professionals to enhance their knowledge, skills, and ethical values after obtaining their licenses, with the aim of improving their professional practice and contributing to the nation's development.

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Republic Act No. 10912 (CPD Act of 2016)

The law that mandates Continuing Professional Development for all licensed professionals in the Philippines.

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Professional Regulatory Commission (PRC)

The body responsible for overseeing the implementation of the CPD program in the Philippines.

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CPD Council

An advisory body formed by the PRC to guide the implementation of the CPD program.

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Continuing Professional Development Program Management Committee (CPD-PMC)

A committee within each regulated profession that develops and manages their own CPD policies and guidelines.

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CPD Credit Units

The minimum number of Continuing Professional Development units required for professionals to renew their licenses.

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Reissuance or Replacement of Previously Revoked Registration or License

The process of restoring a revoked license after a period of time, with the possibility of being exempt from re-taking the licensure exam.

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Purpose of CPD

The reason for the mandatory CPD program, which includes contributing to national development and complying with international agreements.

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What was the first major legislation governing both engineering and architecture in the Philippines?

The Engineers and Architects Law (Act No. 2985) was enacted in 1921, establishing the Board of Examiners for Civil Engineering and Architecture. Notably, surveyors were automatically considered architects at this time.

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Which government body was responsible for regulating architects and engineers, established in 1973?

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) was established in 1973 by Presidential Decree 223 issued by President Ferdinand Marcos Sr.

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What law, also known as the Magna Carta of Private Architects, legalized private architects' participation in designing public projects?

The Magna Carta of Private Architects (RA 472) was enacted in 1948-1949, legalizing the awarding of public works and building designs to private architects.

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When was the UAP officially incorporated and recognized by the SEC?

The United Architects of the Philippines (UAP) was incorporated and registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on March 26, 1975.

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What name was chosen for the organization that eventually became the UAP?

The United Architects of the Philippines (UAP) was chosen as the organization's name on June 8, 1974.

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When did the Ad-Hoc Commission approve the UAP's rules and regulations?

The Ad-Hoc Commission approved the Constitution and By-Laws of the UAP on December 12, 1974.

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What law was enacted in 1949 that led to the formal separation of architecture from engineering?

In 1949, the Engineering Act (RA 545) was enacted, separating the profession of architecture from engineering.

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What law replaced the Engineering Act (RA 545) in 2004?

The Engineering Act (RA 545) was repealed by Republic Act No. 9266 in 2004.

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Study Notes

Professional Practice 2: Administering the Regular Service of the Architects

  •  The Spanish colonial period lacked formal architecture schools. Master Builders, or "Maestros de Obra," served as architects.
  •  The Escuela Practica y Artes Oficios de Manila was established in 1880.
  •  Early Filipino architects, including Julio Hernandez (1891), Isidro Medina (1894), Arcadio Arellano (1894), and Juan Carreon (1896), were master builders.
  •  Felix Roxas y Arroyo is considered the first Filipino architect, studying in Spain and London.  Appointed Municipal Architect of Manila in 1877.
  •  Notable architectural works include Sto. Domingo Church and Ayuntamiendo de Manila.
  •  Tomas Mapua received the first architect's license.
  •  Carlos Barreto and Antonio Toledo followed as second and third licensed architects.
  •  Harold Keyes, a PAS Co-founder, led U.S.-appointed architects during WWII.
  •  Andres Luna de San Pedro received the "Crystal Arcade" award in 1950.

Brief Historical Summary

  •  1902: Academia de Arquitectura Y Agremensura De Filipinas (AAAF)
  •  1903: Academia de Arquitectura, Ingeneieria y Agremensura de Filipinas (AIAAF)
  •  1933: The organization of Architects transformed into the Philippine Architects Society (PAS).
  •  1947: The League of Philippine Architects was formed.
  •  1957: The Philippine Institute of Architects (PIA) joined the International Union of Architects (UIA).
  •  1958: The Association of Philippine Government Architects (APGA) was created.
  •  1965: The PIA, LPA, and APGA approved the Architect's National Code.
  •  1971: The unification of the profession commenced.
  •  1973: Formal negotiations began to unify the three groups.
  •  June 8, 1974: The name United Architects of the Philippines (UAP) was chosen.
  •  December 12, 1974: The UAP Constitution and By-Laws were approved.
  •  March 26, 1975: The UAP was incorporated and registered.

Timeline of Laws/Regulations

  •  1921: The Engineers and Architects Law was enacted, creating a board for exams.
  •  1938: Professional laws for engineers and architects were proposed to be separated.
  •  1948-1949: Congress enacts RA 472 (Magna Carta of Private Architects), legalizing private architecture awards.
  •  1949: RA 545 was passed separating engineering from architecture.
  •  1973: The PRC was created (under PD 223)
  •  2004: RA 545 was repealed by RA 9266.

List of UAP Presidents (1975-2024)

  • Information about UAP presidents from 1975 to 2024 is included.

The Architect's Credo

  •  Information about the Architect's Credo is included, including sections on Accountability, Norm of Conduct, Professional Excellence, Ethical Relationship, Sharing, Respect, and Legacy.

The Architect and the Law

  •  The virtues an architect should possess are high-mindedness, faithfulness, justice, and a dignified reputation. - Information about historical figures like Marcus Vitruvius Pollio (c.90–20 BCE) and his writings, 'De Architectura' is included. Descriptions of books from the series are also detailed.
  •  The importance of 'firmitas, utilitas, and venustas (strength, utility, and beauty)' are outlined.

Selection of an Architect, Pre-Design and Design Services

  •  Direct and Comparative Selection methods for engaging architects by clients are outlined. There are numerous reasons for using either approach, including reputation, recommendations, personal connections, and comparative evaluation on the part of clients.

Methods of Compensation

  •  Methods used for compensation are based on talent, skills, experience, imagination, and the level of professional service.
  •  Multiple of Direct, Professional and Reimbursable expenses.

Week 4- Professional Education and Training

  •  The requirements of education and training for architects are detailed.
  •  The needed undergraduate degree is a Bachelor of Science in Architecture.

Methods of Compensation

  • The possible methods of compensation are outlined by detailing the degree of complexity and creative skill needed by the requirements of clients, and the scales of charges as outlined in the Architect's Guidelines.

Professional Tax Receipt (PTR)

  • The process of obtaining a Professional Tax Receipt. This includes payment information and details.

Refusal and Suspension and Revocation of Registration and Licenses

  • Information about when licenses may be refused, suspended, or revoked, detailing potential causes and procedures.

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