PROFESSIONAL PRACTICECourse Outline

I. Administering the Regular Services of Architecture

a. Definition Of The Architects Role In The Building Industry

b. The Architects Responsibility and Liability

c. Method of Selecting an Architect

d. The Professional Fee

e. Inter-Professional Relationship

II. The Spectrum of the Architects Services

a. Pre-Design Services

b. Regular Design Services

c. Specialized Allied Services

d. Construction Services

e. Post Construction Services

f. Comprehensive Architectural Services

g. Design Build Services

III. The Building Laws

a. The Law that Regulates the Practice of Architecture

b. The Law Affecting Real Estate, Design, Gen Const,

c. General Condition of a Contract

ARCHITECT DEFINED

Architect Professionally and Academically qualified to practice architecture

A. Academically (Technicality) BS Architecture (5 years) Recognize Reputable School Diversified Training Experience (2 Years) PRC Board Passer

B. Professionally (Legality) 21 year of legal age Registered SEC/ DTI

CODE OF ETHICS

1. General Objectives2. Ideals3. Success4. Remuneration5. Interest of the Client6. Professional Prerogative7. Business Venture8. Behavior9. Criticism10. Creative Endeavour

BONDS

Performance Bond 15 % of contract amount

Payment Bond 15% of Contract amount valid until replacement of Guarantee Bond

Guarantee Bond 30% of contract amount valid up to 1 yr from date of acceptance

UNITED ARCHITECTS OF THE PHILIPPINES

OBJECTIVES:

To unite all registered architects in the Philippines.

To established and promote the highest standards of ethical conduct and excellence in the practice and service of the architectural profession.

To uplift the standards of the architectural education, conduct

researchers, accumulate and disseminate information and ideas in architecture, environmental design, ecology, technology, culture and other related fields.

To cooperate and coordinate with other allied profession, trades and industry.

To participate in matters concerning national development of the country.

To cooperate with the board of architecture and other government agencies.

To cooperate and coordinate with international organizations in the field of architecture, environmental design and other fields of arts, science and technology

To render any lawful and appropriate assistance to any of its members.

Hoping to find in the fulfillment of these aims its modest contributions towards the making of a better and happier world to live in.

201 PRE-DESIGN SERVICES

Economic Feasibility Studies

Project Financing

Architectural Programming

Site Selection and Analysis

Site Utilization and Land-Use Studies

Space Management Studies

Promotional Services

202 DESIGN SERVICES

REGULAR SERVICES1. Schematic Design Phase2. Design Development Phase3. Contract Document Phase

General Conditions Agreement Specifications Sol Provision Drawings

4. Construction Phase

CONSTRUCTION MILE STONE

1. Referencesa. Horizontal Referencesb. Vertical References

2. Excavation3. Rebar4. Concreting5. Finishing

ARCHITECT’S FEE

Group 1 SIMPLE ………………………………….. 6%

Group 2 MODERATE ……………………………..7%

Group 3 EXEPTIONAL ……………………………8%

Group 4 RESIDENTIAL ………………………….. 10%

Group 5 MONUMENTAL ………………………… 12%

Group 6 REPITITIVE …………………80% 60% 40%

Group 7 HOUSING …………………………. 60% 30%

Group 8 EXTENSIVE RETAILING ……………… 15%

Group 9 ALTERATIONS / RNOVATION ………. 150%

Group 10 CONSULTATION ARBRITATION ….P200/ 500

PAYMENT SCHEDULE

a. Upon Singing 5%

b. Schematic Design Phase 15%

c. Design Development Phase 35%

d. Contract Documents 85%

e. Retention Fee 15% Architects Liability 10% Supervision 5%

203 SPECIALIZED ALLIED SERVICES

1. Physical Planning2. Interior Design 12% - 20%

with consultant 5%

3. Landscaping 10% - 15% with consultant 5%

4. Acoustics, Comm, Elec, Eng 10% - 15% with consultant 5%

5. Comprehensive PlanningPhysicalEconomic Socio-CulturalTransportLegal & Administrative

204 CONSTRUCTION SERVICES

FULL TIME SUPERVISION Percentage Method 1 – 1 1/2% MDPE (Multiple Direct Personnel Expense)

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER Percentage Method 1 - 1 1/2%

PROJECT MANAGER Percentage Method 2 - 5%

205 POST CONSTRCUTION SERVICES

BUILDING & EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE Maintenance of building systems and building equipments

BUILDING & GROUNDS ADMINISTRATION Billing of tenants Monitoring of Security and Janitorial services Update of local ordinances and building regulations

POST-CONSTRUCTION EVALUATION Evaluate use of Facility Determine effectiveness of building systems and materials Functionality of the building plans Study of functionality and effectiveness of the design

COMPENSATION Salary Basis Percentage Method 4 – 6% of gross rentals

206 COMPREHENSIVE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES

All services (UAP DOC 201-205) Equivalent to Project Manager

COMPENSATION Percentage Method Compensation Combination

207 DESIGN-BUILD SERVICES

DESIGN BUILD SERVICES Handling projects at the shortest time, at lowest cost with quality and performance

DESIGN BUILD SERVICES BY ADMINISTRATION

Project constructed under the direct and sole responsibility of the Architect 7% Fee as Compensation separate Architects Fee for regular design services

DESIGN BUILD SERVICES ON A GUARANTEED MAXIMUM COST

Client given a guaranteed maximum cost for the construction of the project 10% Fee as Compensation separate Architects Fee for regular design services

208-a SELECTION OF THE ARCHITECT

DIRECT SELECTION Clients Personal selection of architect

COMPARATIVE SELECTION Clients choose between other architects for the best suited for the project

DESIGN COMPETITION For monumental, civic, and prestigious private building projects

208-b METHODS OF COMPENSATION

1. Percentage of Construction2. Multiple of Direct Personnel Expenses3. Professional Fee plus Expenses4. Lump Sum or Fixed Fee5. Per Diem Reimbursable Expense6. Mixed Method of Compensation

UAP DOCUMENTSSole power of interpreting the provisions of the code:National Board of Directors of the United Architects of the Philippines Board of Professional Regulation Commission

201 Pre- design Services

202 Design services

203 Specialized Allied Services

204 Construction Services

205 Post- Construction Services

206 Comprehensive Architectural Services

207 Design- Build Services

208 Selection of Architects & Methods of Compensation

LAWS

PD 1185 Fire Code

PD 1096 Building CodePD 957 Condominium & Subdivision,

Bridges Protective LawPD 23 Law that Created the PRCPD 49 Intellectual Property Law

RA 545 The Architects Law

BP 344 The Law Enhancing the Mobility of DisabledBP 220 The Socialized Housing Law

5 days - immediately7 days - from receipt of NOTICE TO PROCEED10 days -notice to stop, resume before beginning or suspending,

resuming- request on drwn & matrls from date needed

15 days - request for payment by contractor- change of order- certificate of payment by the architect- for owner to pay the contractor from issuance of certificate of

payment- reqst of extension frm occurrence of delay- notice of termination upon written notice- contract sum & breakdown

30 days - arbitration- certificate of occupancy

60 days - to make good of known defects after issuance of certificate of completion (expiration of performance & payment bond)

90 days - work stoppage ordered by the court- retention (3 months after acceptance of work)

120 days - building permit validity365 days - guarantee bond effectivity

- building permit validity if there was no Construction