Standard Rules for Professional Practice in Architecture.
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Standard Rules for Professional Practice in Architecture.
architecture, philippine architecture, arpp, professional practice in architecture, architecture in the philippines, architects professional rate, architects rate per project, university architecture, construction management, fulltime supervision, allied services, code of ethical conduct, design services, architects national code,
Standard Rules for Professional Practice in Architecture.
architecture, philippine architecture, arpp, professional practice in architecture, architecture in the philippines, architects professional rate, architects rate per project, university architecture, construction management, fulltime supervision, allied services, code of ethical conduct, design services, architects national code,
FOUR PHASES OF REGULAR SERVICES: 1. Schematic Design Phase 2. Design Development Phase 3. Contract Documents Phase 4. Construction Phase A r c h .
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1. SCHEMATIC DESIGN PHASE 1. SCHEMATIC DESIGN PHASE a. Consult with the Owner to ascertain (determine) the requirements of the project and confirms such requirements with him.
b. Prepares schematic design studies leading to a recommended solution including a general description of the project for approval by the Owner.
c. Submits to the Owner a Statement of Probable Project Construction Cost based on current cost parameters. A r c h .
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2. Design Development Phase 2. Design Development Phase a. Prepares plans, elevations and other drawings, and outline specifications; Fix and illustrate the size and character of the project (material, structure, mechanical, electrical, etc.)
b. Submits to the Owner a further Statement of Probable Project Construction Cost.
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3. Contract Document Phase 3. Contract Document Phase a. Prepares complete construction drawings (detailed architectural, structural, electrical, plumbing/sanitary, mechanical and other service-connected equipment)
b. Prepares specifications (type of quality of materials, finish, manner of construction and general conditions)
c. Furnishes 5 complete sets of contract documents for bidding
d. Informs owner of adjustments in costs
e. Assists owner in filing the required documents to secure government approvals A r c h .
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4. Construction Phase 4. Construction Phase a. Prepares form for contract letting, documents for bidding and for construction b. Assists Owner in obtaining proposals from contractors c. Decides on claims of owner and contractor d. Periodically visits the project site to monitor general progress e. Issues Certificates of Payments (based on his observations and the Contractors Applications for Payment A r c h .
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Minimum Architectural docs (A sheets) that Minimum Architectural docs (A sheets) that specifically form part of specifically form part of Regular Design Regular Design service phase: service phase: 1. Schematic (concept-level) 2. Design Development (pre-final) 3. Contract Documents (final) 4. Tender/Bid Documents 5. Building Permit Application (excluding detailed designs/drawings) A r c h .
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Minimum Architectural Interior docs (AI Minimum Architectural Interior docs (AI sheets) that specifically form part of sheets) that specifically form part of Regular Regular Design Design service phase: service phase: 1. Architectural interior perspectives 2. Space plan & furniture/equipment layout 3. AI sections and elevations 4. Floor pattern plans 5. Wall/ceiling pattern plans 6. Door/opening & partition plans, designs and details 7. Plans/designs and details of built-in provisions and movable items (furnishings and the like) 8. Plans/designs and details of way-finding provisions and signage systems. A r c h .
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Project Classification Project Classification GROUP 1 (6% of PCC): Structures of simplest, utilization character which are without complication of design or detail and require a minimum of finish, structural mechanical and electrical design. A r c h .
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* PCC (Project Construction Cost)- the cost of completed structure to the Owner Group Group--1 buildings/structures: 1 buildings/structures: Armories Bakeries Farm structures Freight Facilities
Hangars Industrial Buildings Manufacturing/ Industrial Plans Packaging and Processing Plants
Parking Structures Printing Plans Public Markets Service Garages Simple Loft-type Structure
Warehouses A r c h .
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Project Classification Project Classification GROUP -2 (7%): Structures of moderate complexity of design requiring a moderate amount of structural, mechanical and electrical design and research. A r c h .
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Group Group--2 buildings/structures: 2 buildings/structures: Art Galleries Banks & Financial Institutions Bowling Alleys Churches & Religious Facilities City Halls Convents, Monasteries, Seminaries Court Houses Dormitories Exhibition Halls & Display Structures Fire Stations Laundries & Cleaning Facilities Libraries Motels & Apartels Multi-storey Apartments Nursing Homes
Office Buildings Parks, Playground & Open-air Recreational Facilities Police Stations Post Offices Private Clubs Publishing Plants Race Tracks Restaurants Retail Stores Schools Shopping Centers Specialty shops Supermarkets Welfare Buildings A r c h .
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Project Classification Project Classification GROUP-3 (8%): Structures of exceptional character and complexity of design or requiring comparatively large amounts of structural, mechanical and electrical design and research. A r c h .
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Group Group--3 buildings/structures: 3 buildings/structures: Aquariums Atomic Facility Auditoriums Airports Breweries Cold Storage Facilities Communication Buildings Convention Halls Gymnasiums Hospitals & Medical Buildings Hotels
Laboratories Marinas Medical Office Facilities & Clinics Mental Institutions Mortuaries Observatories Public Health Centers Research Facilities Stadiums Theaters & Similar Facilities Veterinary Hospitals A r c h .
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Project Classification Project Classification GROUP-4 (10%): Residences (Single Detached or Duplex), small apartment houses and town houses. A r c h .
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Project Classification Project Classification GROUP-5 (12%): Monumental buildings and other facilities requiring consummate design skill and much precise detailing. Ex. Exposition & Fair Buildings Mausoleums, Memorials, Monuments Museums Specialized decorative buildings Structures of similar nature or use A r c h .
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Project Classification Project Classification GROUP-6: Repetitive Construction of Buildings
1 st structure- min. basic fee 2 nd structure- 80% of basic fee 3 rd structure-60% of basic fee Succeeding structure-40% of basic fee
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Project Classification Project Classification GROUP-7: HOUSING PROJECTS -several units on a single site
1 ST Unit 10% 2 to 10 Units Fee of 1 unit plus 60% of Basic Fee for each additional unit 11 units and above Fee for 10 units plus 30% of Basic Fee for each additional unit
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Project Classification Project Classification GROUP-8 (15%): Projects involving extensive detail such as furniture design, built-in equipment, special fittings, screens, counters, interiors and other detailed parts of appurtenances of buildings or structures and landscaping. A r c h .
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Project Classification Project Classification GROUP-9 (1.5 x Basic Fee or 150%): Alterations and additions of existing structures belonging to groups 1 to 5. A r c h .
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A townhouse renovation in NY Project Classification Project Classification GROUP-10: opinions, advice, clarifications or explanation on technical matters pertaining to the profession
Render opinions/advice/clarifications/explanations on technical matters = P200.00/hr. As an expert witness = P 500.00/hr. * As of 1979
Speaking engagements = P1,000.00/hr. A r c h .
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PAYMENT SCHEDULE PAYMENT SCHEDULE PERIODIC CUMULATIVE 1. Upon signing of agreement 5% 5% 2. Upon completion of schematic design services 10%
15% 3. Upon completion of design devt services 20% 35% 4. Upon completion of contract docs. services 50% 85% *Within 15 days after awards of bids 85% 5.Upon completion of the construction work 15% 100% A r c h .
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* Remaining 15% constitute 10% for Architects LIABILITY and 5% for construction phase