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SPP DOC 202 Flashcards

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Phases of Regular Design Services

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  1. Project Definition Phase
  2. Schematic Design Phase
  3. Design Development Phase
  4. Contract Document Phase
  5. Bidding/Negotiation Phase
  6. Construction Phase
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This phase includes:
- consulting the owner to ascertain conceptual framework and related req.
- gathering of relevant info and data, including architect’s scope of services
- reviewing and refining of owner’s space req.
- preparing initial statement of probable construction cost

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Project Definition Phase

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This phase includes:
- evaluation of owner’s program, schedule, budget, and project site
- preparation of initial line drawings for owner’s approval
- submission to owner of Statement of the Probable Project Construction Cost (SPPCC)

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Schematic Design Phase

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This phase includes:
- documents consisting of plans, elev, sec, and etc.
- outline specifications
- diagrammatic layout of construction systems
- updated SPPCC for submission to the owner

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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PHASE

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This phase includes:
- preparation of complete contract docs consisting detailed construction drawings
- preparation of technical specification
- submission of 7 sets of all construction drawings to owner for to purpose of attaining building permit
- updated SPPCC based on the changes in scope, req. or market conditions
- Assisting the owner in filing req. documents for project approval

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Contract Document Phase

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This phase includes:
- preparation of bid documents
- assisting owner in establishing a list of contractors

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Bidding/ Negotiation Phase

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This phase includes:
- decision making relation to execution and progress of work or the interpretation of the contract docs
- prepares change orders, gathers and turns over to the owner written guarantees required of the contractor and sub-contractors
- make periodic visits to the project site
- determining the amount of payment to contractor

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Construction Phase

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There are 2 ways by which the architect may enter into contract with the owner as the lead professional working with other professionals in the engineering and allied professions.

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  1. with a single contract between the architect and owner, and sub consultancy contracts between the architect and the other professionals working with the architect.
  2. with the architect and the engineering and allied professionals executing separate contracts with the owner.
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How many project classification are there?

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10 groups

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What are the 10 groups project classification?

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Group 1 - Simple
Group 2 - Moderate
Group 3 - Complex
Group 4 - Residential
Group 5 - Monumental
Group 6 - Repetitive Construction
Group 7 - Housing
Group 8 - Architectural Interiors
Group 9 - A. R. R. R. E. A.
Group 10 - Consultation

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What group do these following buildings belong to?

Armories
Bakeries
Habitable Agricultural Bldgs
Freight Facilities
Hangars
Industrial Bldgs
Manufacturing/Industrial Plants

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GROUP 1 - SIMPLE

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What group do these following buildings belong to?

Packaging & Processing Plants
Parking Structures
Printing Plants
Public Markets
Service Garages
Simple Loft-Type Bldgs
Warehouses

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GROUP 1 - SIMPLE

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What group do these following buildings belong to?

Art Galleries
Banks, Exchange And Other Bldgs
Park, Playground And Open-Air Financial Bldgs
Recreational Facilities
Residential Condominiums
Police Stations
City/Town Halls & Civic Centers
College Bldgs
Convents, Monasteries & Seminaries

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GROUP 2 - MODERATE

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What group do these following buildings belong to?

Correctional & Detention Facilities
Court Houses/Halls Of Justice
Dormitories
Exhibition Halls & Display Structures
Fire Stations
Laundries & Cleaning Facilities
Libraries
Malls/Mall Complexes

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GROUP 2 - MODERATE

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What group do these following buildings belong to?

Airports / Wet & Dry Ports & Terminals
Aquariums
Auditoriums
Breweries
Cold Storage Facilities
Convention Facilities
Gymnasiums

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GROUP 3 - COMPLEX

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What group do these following buildings belong to?

Hospitals & Medical Bdlgs
Hotels
Laboratories/Testing Facilities
Marinas & Resort Complexes
Medical Arts Offices & Clinics
Mental Institutions
Mortuaries
Nuclear Facilities

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GROUP 3 - COMPLEX

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17
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What group do these following buildings belong to?

Observatories
Public Health Centers
Research Facilities
Stadia
Telecommunication Buildings
Theaters & Similar Facilities
Transportation Facilities & Systems
Veterinary Hospitals

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GROUP 3 - COMPLEX

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What group do these following buildings belong to?

Single-Detached
Single Attached (Duplex)
Row-Houses Or Shop Houses
Small Apartment Houses And
Townhouses

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GROUP 4 - RESIDENTIAL

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What group do these following buildings belong to?

Exposition & Fair Buildings
Mausoleums, Memorials, & Monuments
Specialized Decorative Bldgs
Museums

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GROUP 5 - MONUMENTAL

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RPF of 2nd building in Repetitive Construction

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50%

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RPF of 3rd building in Repetitive Construction

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40%

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Recommended Professional Fee (RPF) of Architectural Interiors

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15% of PCC

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Meaning of PCC

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Project Construction Cost

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Meaning of RPF

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Recommended Professional Fee

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Meaning of SPPCC

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Statement of the Probable Project Construction Cost

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In group 9, how much percentage does the architect’s compensation of service should increase?

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50%

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Where the architect is engaged to render opinion or give advice, clarifications or explanation on technical matters pertaining to his profession, how much is the architect’s chargeable RPF per hour?

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1000 pesos

(this is subject to increase depending on the extent and coverage of service required and the location where the architect shall render his services)

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When rendering services as an expert witness, how much is the architect’s fee per appearance regardless as to whether the scheduled hearing took place or not?

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5000 pesos

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If the architect is required to travel a distance, how much percentage of the travel cost amount shall be charged for the travel period in case of locations that are in excess of one hundred kilometers (100 km), air, straight line or radial distance?

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60%

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In the manner of payment to an Architect, what percentage of the fee will be paid on Project Definition Phase?

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5%

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In the manner of payment to an Architect, what percentage of the fee will be paid on Schematic Design Phase?

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15%

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In the manner of payment to an Architect, what percentage of the fee will be paid on Design Development Phase?

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20%

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In the manner of payment to an Architect, what percentage of the fee will be paid on Contract Document Phase?

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50%

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In the manner of payment to an Architect, what percentage of the fee will be paid on Bidding or Negotiation Phase?

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90%

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In the manner of payment to an Architect, what percentage of the fee will be paid on Construction Phase?

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10%

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What do you call when an Architect works alone?

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Sole Proprietorship

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What do you call when an Architect works with another Architect?

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Collaboration

38
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Percentage of DAEDS and DADS in Group 1 projects.

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DAEDS - 5%
DADS - 3%

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Percentage of DAEDS and DADS in Group 2 projects.

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DAEDS - 6%
DADS - 3.6%

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Percentage of DAEDS and DADS in Group 3 projects.

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DAEDS - 7%
DADS - 4.2%

41
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typical range of PCC

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50M and less
50M - 100M
100M - 200M
200M - 500M
500M - 1B
over 1B

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Recommended Profession Fee of Architects in Residential Projects

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6%

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