SPECTRUM OF ARCHITECTS SERVICES

Question 1

covers a broad architectural services from
initial problem to plan into action which
allows the Architect to conceptualize and
provide architectural and allied solutions.

Answer 1

PRE-DESIGN SERVICES

Question 2

the Architect gives oral or written advice
to the client and creates inputs whether or not the Client pursues the project.

Answer 2

CONSULTATION

Question 3

involve the procurement, analysis and use of
secondary information gathered for the
project to aid the Client in early decision-making.

Answer 3

PRE-FEASIBILITY STUDIES

Question 4

Detailed analysis based on
pre-feasibility studies will determine the
viability of a proposed development. Also requires primary data gathering and analysis.

Answer 4

FEASIBILITY STUDIES

Question 5

formulation of site criteria, selection of
the most appropriate site and assisitng the
Client in the evaluation of site

Answer 5

SITE SELECTION AND ANALYSIS

Question 6

Detailed analysis of the site, site’s potential through the proper utilization of land and the analysis of surrounding
environment and development.

Answer 6

SITE UTILIZATION AND LAND-USE STUDIES

Question 7

primary and secondary researches

Answer 7

ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH

Question 8

problem-seeking process which leads
to the identification of requirements and
offering a solution. a space program with
characterizations of the envisioned
spaces such as ambiance, cost range, et

Answer 8

ARCHITECTURAL PROGRAMMING

Question 9

the Architect determines the size
and proper configuration and
assemblage of the project in consideration of use and interface of spaces.

Answer 9

SPACE PLANNING

Question 10

Analysis of space requirements based on organizational structure and functional set-up pinpoints linkages and interaction of
spaces. Serves as basis of the plan/design

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SPACE MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Question 11

applied in the cost management
process to minimize the negative effect of
simplified operations, achieving
unimpaired program at minimum cost.

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VALUE MANAGEMENT

Question 12

the Architect states the project terms of
reference (ToR) including the
concept, objectives and other necessary
requirements to bid out architectural
services.

Answer 12

DESIGN BRIEF PREPARATION

Question 13

Projects may require promotional
activities to gain financial support and acceptance from governing agencies
or from the general public while
maintaining the Architects professional status as the Owners’ representative.

Answer 13

PROMOTIONAL SERVICES

Question 14

Type of service where The Architects acts as the Client’s Adviser/Representative and translated the clients’ needs and requirements in the best
manner of professional service.

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REGULAR DESIGN SERVICES

Question 15

Phase where The Architect informs the Owner the technical requirements and professional fees of the project

Answer 15

PROJECT DEFINITION PHASE

Question 16

Phase where contains preparation of schematic design studies leading to conceptual plans.

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SCHEMATIC DESIGN PHASE

Question 17

Based on approved schematics and
conceptual plans, the Architect prepares: construction drawings, specifications updated SPPCC

Answer 17

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PHASE

Question 18

Based on the approved Design
Development Documents, the Architect: prepares the complete Contract
Documents consisting of detailed
designs and construction drawings. prepares Technical Specifications and
the general conditions under which
the project is to be constructed submits to the Owner seven (7) sets
of all construction drawings and
technical specifications to obtain a
building permit.

Answer 18

CONTRACT DOCUMENT PHASE

Question 19

prepares the Bid Documents (forms,
contracts, proposals etc.)
assists the Owner from the early stage of
establishing a list of prospective Contractors

Answer 19

BIDDING/NEGOTIATION PHASE

Question 20

A _____ may be required to assure the return
of the Bid Documents

Answer 20

BOND

Question 21

Bidders must ________ nor use the
documents for unauthorized purposes.
*The Owner also must ________ other than
the project.

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NOT REPRODUCE
NOT USE THE DOCUMENTS FOR OTHER PURPOSES

Question 22

Architects’ intellectual
property (Sec. 33 of R.A. No. 9266), and must be returned by all entities.

Answer 22

BID DOCUMENTS

Question 23

the Architect performs similar functions as in item, but negotiates with one Contractor instead of many bidders

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NEGOTIATED CONTRACTS

Question 24

In this phase, the Architect performs the
following:
a. makes decisions on all claims of the
Owner and Contractors related on execution
and work progress as well as the
interpretation of Contract Documents.
b. prepares change orders, gathers and
turns over to the Owner written guarantees
required of the Contractor and
Sub-Contractors.
c. makes periodic visits to the project site
and familiarize the general progress and
quality of work and to check if the the work
is in accordance with the Contract
Documents

Answer 24

CONSTRUCTION PHASE

Question 25

The Architect shall not be required
___________________ and
shall ___________ for the
Contractor’s failure in carrying out the
Construction work.

Answer 25

continuous 8-hour on-site supervision
not be held responsible

Question 26

The Certificates will show the progress and quality of work performed by the Contractor.

Answer 26

CERTIFICATE OF PAYMENT

Question 27

ToR

Answer 27

TERMS OF REFERENCE

Question 28

After meeting the Client, the Architect must
submit his proposal for pre-design services,
stating the following: (4)

Answer 28

a. Scope of Work
b. Manner of Payment
c. Owner’s Responsibilities
d. Other Conditions of Services

Question 29

A contract between the Architect
and Owner, and subconsultancy contracts
between the Architect and the other
professionals working with the Architect.

Answer 29

SINGLE CONTRACT

Question 30

_______ with the Owner, from the Architect and the engineering and allied professionals

Answer 30

SEPARATE CONTRACT