Section 3 Flashcards

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Public hearings

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Public hearings
A meeting for the public to learn about a proposed project and express concerns or ask questions. As a component of both public and private projects, these meetings need to be managed to gain approval for a project.

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HOA

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HOA

Homeowners’ association: a governing body that creates and enforces rules for the properties within their jurisdiction.

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Affirmative covenant

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An agreement compelling a party to some action, such as maintenance of a property.

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Certificate of occupancy (CO)

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Certificate of occupancy (CO)
A document issued by a local jurisdiction which certifies that a building, in whole or in part, complies with code and is suitable for occupancy.

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AHJ

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AHJ
Authority having jurisdiction. This is any state or government department which enforces code compliance on a given project.

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Bonds

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Bonds

Purchased by the contractor to protect the owner against loss due to the contractor’s inability to complete the work.

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Letter of Proposal

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A formal introduction of a project concept or idea, presented for client consideration.

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Scoping

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The process of determining the scope of a project. Scope includes any project element that affects time, quality, or cost.

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Contractual obligations

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Contractual obligations

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Terms and conditions

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Terms and conditions

The legal contract between the user of a service and the provider of the service.

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Clauses

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Individual parts of a contract that address specific aspects of the agreement.

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Insurance and bonds

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Insurance and bonds
These are two contract requirements for the contractor. The first one protects the contractor against unforeseen loss, and the second one protects the owner against the contractor’s inability to complete the work.

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Design Bid Build

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Design Bid Build
Design bid build is a common project delivery method, and the primary delivery method tested on the ARE. This delivery method involves the design team creating a set of bid documents on which multiple contractors will enter bids, with one winning bidder ultimately being chosen to construct the work. The Owner holds a contract with the Architect and separate contract with the Contractor.

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Design-Build

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Design-Build is a kind of project delivery where the Owner works directly with one team that both designs and constructs the project. During construction, the designer’s role will vary greatly depending on whether the designer or the constructor leads the process.

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Integrated project delivery (IPD)

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Integrated project delivery (IPD)
An alternative type of project delivery which combines the traditional relationship between the owner, architect, and contractor into one entity, ultimately for the purpose of promoting better collaboration and the alignment of incentives among the members of the project team.

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Project delivery method

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Manner in which the owner contracts for design and construction services.

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CM (Construction Manager) at-risk

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CM (Construction Manager) at-risk
A delivery method where the CM executes a project with a guaranteed maximum price, with penalties incurred if they fail to meet that price.

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Guaranteed maximum price (GMP, GMAX)

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Guaranteed maximum price (GMP, GMAX)
GMP is a compensation structure for the contractor which includes a maximum price cap. If the cost of construction exceeds the price cap, the contractor must pay the difference. On GMP projects the architect should be aware of this cap and the measures the contractor may take to maintain the budget, for example by buying cheaper, non-conforming products.

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Bidding

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The process in which contractors submit their prices for cost of construction to the owner.

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Evidence-based design (EBD)

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Evidence-based design (EBD)
An approach to design that looks to data and scientific research to inform design strategies and problem solving. For example, health-care design may include data from environmental psychologists, scientific studies, clinician input, patient input, etc., in an effort to provide the highest-performing facilities for patient care.