General Architectural Knowledge (5 marks) Flashcards
If required, the disciplining of Architects is carried out by:
a) MBIE – the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
b) NZRAB – the NZ Registered Architects Board
c) NZIA – the NZ Institute of Architects
d) NZIA and NZRAB
b) NZRAB – the NZ Registered Architects Board
Where is it written explicitly that “A Registered Architect must observe the confidentiality of the client’s affairs and must not disclose confidential information without the prior consent of the client.”:
a) The NZIA Agreement for Architects Services
b) The NZRAB Agreement for Architects Services
c) The NZIA Code of Minimum Standards of Ethical Conduct for Registered Architects
d) The NZRAB Code of Minimum Standards of Ethical Conduct for Registered Architects
d) The NZRAB Code of Minimum Standards of Ethical Conduct for Registered Architects
The primary responsibility of the NZRAB is:
a) Writing the Architects’ Act
b) The registration of Architects and writing of the Architects’ Act
c) The registration of Architects and maintaining a register of NZ Architects
d) Providing support documents to Architects
c) The registration of Architects and maintaining a register of NZ Architects
What New Zealand legislation protects the titles of ‘Architect’ and
‘Registered Architect’?
a) The Architects Act 2005
b) The Registered Architects Act 2005
c) The Registered Architects’ Rules 2006
d) The Registered Architects Act 2006
b) The Registered Architects Act 2005
The organisation NZCIC;
a) Is the NZ Construction Industry Council and produces typical project costs/m2
b) Is the NZ Costing Information Centre and produces typical project costs/m2
c) Is the NZ Commercial Investment Council and produces the NZ Design Guidelines and typical project costs/m2
d) Is the NZ Construction Industry Council and produces the NZ Design Guidelines
d) Is the NZ Construction Industry Council and produces the NZ Design Guidelines
Where is it written explicitly that an Architect must have their terms of appointment recorded in writing, agreed to, and a formal instruction to proceed issued by the Client?
a) In the Code of Minimum Standards of Ethical Conduct for Architects
b) On the NZIA website
c) On the NZIA website and in the Registered Architects Act
d) In the Registered Architects’ Act
a) In the Code of Minimum Standards of Ethical Conduct for Architects
The Code of Minimum Standards of Ethical Conduct for Architects:
a) Is enforced by NZRAB, the NZ Registered Architects’ Board
b) Is enforced by MBIE, Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
c) Is enforced by NZIA, the NZ Institute of Architects
d) Is enforced by both the NZIA and NZRAB
a) Is enforced by NZRAB, the NZ Registered Architects’ Board
The NZIA is responsible for:
a) Setting up the NZ Registered Architects Board
b) The disciplining Architects
c) The registration of Architects
d) Providing support to architects in practice
d) Providing support to architects in practice
What New Zealand legislation protects the titles of ‘Architect’ and
‘Registered Architect’?
a) The Architects Act 2005
b) The Registered Architects Act 2005
c) The Registered Architects’ Rules 2006
d) The Registered Architects Act 2006
b) The Registered Architects Act 2005
The NZRAB is responsible for:
a) Writing the Architects’ Act
b) The registration of Architects and writing the Architects’ Act
c) The registration of Architects
d) Providing support documents to Architects
c) The registration of Architects
To register as an architect in New Zealand, an applicant needs to have completed which of the following as a minimum:
a) Be competent across all the experience areas
b) Be competent across all the experience areas and hold a recognised qualification such as MArch (Prof) degree
c) Be competent across all the experience areas and hold a recognised qualification such as MArch (Prof) degree and have completed 480 hours minimum practical experience
d) Be competent across all the experience areas and hold a recognised qualification such as MArch (Prof) degree and have completed 5,250 hours minimum practical experience
d) Be competent across all the experience areas and hold a recognised qualification such as MArch (Prof) degree and have completed 5,250 hours minimum practical experience
Where would one look to find the most up to date Development Controls for Auckland?
a) The Building Act
b) The District Plan
c) The Auckland Unitary Plan
d) The Resource Management Act
c) The Auckland Unitary Plan
A Topographical Surveyor:
a) provides legal information of the land
b) provides levels of the site
c) provides sub-soil information
d) provides Schedules of Quantities
c) provides sub-soil information
Where can one read the Code of Minimum Standards of Ethical Conduct for Architects?
a) On the NZIA website and written within the Registered Architect’s Rules
b) On the NZRAB website and written within the Registered Architect’s Rules
c) On the NZRAB website
d) Written within the Registered Architect’s Rules
b) On the NZRAB website and written within the Registered Architect’s Rules
The ‘Architect’ named within the NZIA SCC document:
a) Is automatically the Architect’s representative
b) Is a director of the Architectural practice
c) Is automatically the Project Architect for the job
d) Is the name of the architectural practice
d) Is the name of the architectural practice
The most accurate estimates for building costs at the Developed Design stage of a project are produced by:
a) The Quantity Surveyor
b) The Cadastral Surveyor
c) The Architect
d) The Contractor
a) The Quantity Surveyor