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It is lawful for non-registered and unlicensed persons to solicit architectural work.
False
What percentage of ownership must registered and licensed architects compose in a firm or corporation?
Only foreign nationals can secure special permits from PRC and DOLE.
False
What must be secured by a person allowed to practice under a Temporary/Special Permit?
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R.A. No. 9266 shall not affect or prevent the practice of any other legally recognized ______.
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What is the effective date of the IRR of the Architecture Act of 2004?
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Match the following sections with their descriptions:
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What is architecture?
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Who is considered an architect under RA 9266?
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Who is the architect of record?
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What is a consulting architect?
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The practice of architecture includes planning and architectural designing.
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What is the role of the Board of Architecture?
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What does CPD stand for?
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An architect's __________ includes the planning of building sites.
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What is the minimum weighted general average required to pass the licensure examination for architects?
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What must a foreign architect do to practice in the Philippines?
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The Architecture Act of 2004 allows for a foreign architect to practice without any restrictions.
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What is meant by 'architectural documents'?
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What is the term of office for members of the Professional Regulatory Board?
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Study Notes
Architecture Act of 2004 (RA 9266)
- Establishes regulations for the practice of architecture in the Philippines.
- Covers the title, policy, definitions, and scope of practice related to architecture.
Definitions of Terms
- Architecture: Art and science of designing buildings, considering environment and principles of utility, strength, and beauty.
- Architect: Registered and licensed individual under RA 9266, holding a Certificate of Registration and Professional Identification.
- Architect of Record: Architect responsible for the total design of a project.
- Architect in Charge of Construction: Architect overseeing construction supervision.
- Consulting Architect: Architect with specialized expertise in a specific branch of architecture.
- Scope of Practice: Encompasses architectural services related to design, construction, renovations, and alterations of structures.
- Architectural Documents: Includes architectural drawings, specifications, and related outputs.
Professional Regulatory Board of Architecture
- Creation and Composition: Comprised of a chairman and two appointed members.
- Qualifications: Members must be professional architects with at least ten years of practice and no moral turpitude convictions.
- Powers and Functions: Include supervision of licensure, issuance of licenses, and enforcement of ethical standards.
Licensure Examination
- Requirements: Applicants must meet specific qualifications to take the licensure examination.
- Passing Criteria: A general average of 70% with no subject below 50% is required to pass.
- Certificates of Registration: Issued to candidates who fulfill all requirements and pay fees.
Practice of Architecture
- Registration Requirement: All practicing architects must be registered and hold a Certificate of Registration and Professional ID.
- Reciprocity: Foreign architects must meet specific conditions to practice in the Philippines.
- CPD: Continuing Professional Development is mandatory for architects to maintain skills and knowledge.
Legal Compliance and Penalties
- Prohibitions: Unauthorized use of certifications, practicing without registration, and failure to comply with ethical standards are offenses.
- Penalties: Violators may face fines up to 5 million pesos or imprisonment from 6 months to 6 years.
- Liability of Representatives: Non-registered individuals cannot solicit architectural work and are subject to penalties if they do.
Ownership and Rights
- Architectural Plans: Ownership of architectural work is retained by the architect, providing proprietary rights over designs and documents.
- Signing and Sealing: Licensed architects must seal all professional documents with their registration details.
Integration of the Architecture Profession
- National Organization: An integrated national organization, IAPOA, is endorsed to represent architects at the national level and oversee professional standards.### Appropriations
- The Chairperson of the Professional Regulation Commission is tasked with including the implementation of R.A. No. 9266 in the Commission’s programs.
- Funding for R.A. No. 9266 is to be incorporated into the annual General Appropriations Act.
Act Not Affecting Other Professionals
- R.A. No. 9266 does not interfere with or restrict the practice of any other legally recognized professions.
Enforcement of the Act
- Details regarding enforcement procedures and protocols under R.A. No. 9266 are outlined but not specified in this section.
Separability Clause
- Should any provision of the Act be declared unconstitutional, the remaining sections shall continue to be effective.
Repealing Clause
- Any laws, orders, or rules in conflict with R.A. No. 9266 are repealed.
Effectivity
- The Implementing Rules and Regulations of the Architecture Act of 2004 become effective 15 days after approval from the Commission and after being published in the Official Gazette or two major newspapers of general circulation.
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Explore the key concepts of RA 9266, the Architecture Act of 2004, including its title, policy statements, definitions of terms, and scope of practice. This quiz will help you understand the fundamental principles of architecture as outlined in this important legislation.
