AIA B101-2017 Articles Flashcards
AIA B101-2017 Article 1 Initial Information
This article outlines the initial project details such as project objectives, budget, schedule, and site information. It sets the groundwork for the agreement, ensuring both parties are clear about the basics of the project.
AIA B101-2017 Article 2 Architect’s Responsibilities
This article details the architect’s professional obligations, including maintaining standard of care, qualifications, and how the architect will administer the project while working with the client and consultants.
AIA B101-2017 Article 3 Scope of Basic Services
It defines the five phases of Basic Services that the architect is expected to provide:
Schematic Design
Design Development
Construction Documents
Bidding/Negotiation
Construction Administration
AIA B101-2017 Article 4 Additional Services
This article addresses services that may not be part of the Basic Services, but which the owner may request later, such as sustainability consultations or post-construction evaluations. Additional fees are usually required for these services.
AIA B101-2017 Article 5 Owner’s Responsibilities
Describes the obligations of the owner, such as providing information about the site, budget, schedule, and any consultants. The owner is also responsible for decisions that impact the progress of the project.
AIA B101-2017 Article 6 Cost of the Work
This article outlines how the project’s budget is handled, including what happens if the architect’s design exceeds the owner’s budget and how the cost estimates are developed. It includes the architect’s role in providing cost estimates and managing the project within the owner’s financial limits.
AIA B101-2017 Article 7 Copyrights and Licenses
This section covers ownership of the architectural documents and intellectual property rights. It specifies that the architect owns the drawings and designs, but grants the owner a license to use them for the construction and occupancy of the project.
AIA B101-2017 Article 8 Claims and Disputes
This article outlines the process for handling disputes between the architect and owner. It explains mediation, arbitration, and litigation, which are methods to resolve conflicts that arise during the project.
AIA B101-2017 Article 9 Termination or Suspension
Covers the circumstances under which the agreement can be terminated or suspended, either by the owner or the architect. It specifies the procedures and financial obligations related to termination.
AIA B101-2017 Article 10 Miscellaneous Provisions
Addresses a range of legal and administrative issues such as governing law, how notices are delivered, and the architect’s liability. It also includes provisions for third-party beneficiaries, waiver of rights, and more.
AIA B101-2017 Article 11 Compensation
This article explains how the architect will be compensated, including how fees for basic and additional services are calculated and billed. It may include fixed fees, hourly rates, or percentage of construction cost.
