Practice Methodologies (PcM) Flashcards
Why would an architecture firm choose to be a party to a multi-party agreement?
This kind of agreement is used in integrated delivery system projects.
What tools are required for a successful integrated project delivery system?
These tools are required to make this delivery system successful.
- Technology
- Communication
- A building information model for all team members
Why would an architect spend time reviewing the work of mechanical engineering consultant?
It is the job of the architect to coordinate the work of all the consultants, since ultimately it is the architect who is responsible for the construction documents.
What are two common reasons for two architecture firms to create a joint venture?
This kind of association is often created by two architecture firms when
- A project is too large or complex to be completed by one firm
- One firm lacks the expertise the second firm has in a particular building type.
What are the four levels of LEED certificate?
- Certified
- Silver
- Gold
- Platinum
Outsourcing is commonly used to complete what portions of the architect’s workload?
These portions of the work are frequently completed by outsourcing
- Production of documents
- Model building
- Rendering
- Energy analysis
What kind of architecture firm would a corporation seeking a signature building turn to? What kind of budget would this require?
They would turn to a design-oriented architecture firm and would need to have a generous budget.
What is the smallest possible size of a sole proprietorship?
Onc architect could complete this kind of firm.
How would an architecture firm planning to practice in a broad range of building types need to be staffed?
This kind of architecture firm would require a staff with a wide experience base and would need to be prepared to bring in consultants when an unusual building type is proposed.
