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Office of the Secretary to the
P rofession al Reg ulatory Boards
LoVELTKA T.
APPRoVED
Commissioner
(Sgd,) YoLANDA D. REYES
Commissioner
IAPOA;
ARcHrrEcruRE
RESoLUTIoN No, O5
Series of 2016
Fees;
WHEREAS,
this Architects'
STANDARDS OF PROFESSIONALPRACTICE
for
Compliances
Standards
Guidelines
of Professional Practice
on the Methods of
an
as
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(Sgd.) FrDEL JosE R. STAPNo
Member
ATTESTEo BY
(Sgd.)ArrY.
LoVELTKA T. EAUrsrA
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Ofrce of the Secretary to the
Commission6r
Commissioner
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Ardlit dr (lApOA)
FOREWORD
ln comollance with the PRBoA Resolution No.3, thc UAP' through [|o
SDcdel Comriritte on Shndalds of ProfuEsionel Predlca, contlnud b craf,
ttib StanOrUr of
thmuoh UAP NBb Rsolu on 14-15 No. &10. Thls wes 8ubsequently
submfu to tlo PRC Boetd ot Archihciure fur adoption end bruanc. b ell
erchltectE.
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ARCHITECT'S GUIDELINES
FOR STANDARDS OF PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE (SPP) COMPLIANCES
METHODS OF COMPENSATION AND SCHEDULE OF FEES
UAP]APOA DOC,210
in compliance with
PRBoA Resolution No. 3 s. 2010
ARCHITECT'S GUIDELINES
FOR STANDARDS OF PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE (SPP) COMPLIANCES
METHODS OF COMPENSATION AND SCHEDULE OF FEES ON THE FOLLOWNG
ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
L
10.
Pre-Design Services
SpecializedArchitectural Services
Full-TimeConstruction SupervisionServices
ConstructionManagementServices
Post-ConstructionServices
ComprehensiveArchitecturalServices
Design-BuildServices
ArchitecturalDesignCompetition
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CONTENTS
lntroduction
Rule
Section 1: Title
Section
Rule
2:
Rationale
lHethodr of Comp6nsatlon
3:
Section 4:
Section
Rulo lll
Criteria
Methods of Compensation
Section
11
Rule lV
- Genor.l Provblonr
15:
Section 16:
Section 17:
Section 18:
Section 19:
Section 20:
Section 21:
Section 22:
Section
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Annexes:
A.
Definition of Terms
Acronyms
Related Laws
RULE
(DAEDS)
(DADS)
Postscript
Acknowledgements
Fees).
PRBoA Resolutions
SEc.
2:
RATIONALE
INTRODUCTION
ln
in
Architect's
of
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3.2.3
METHODS OF COMPENSATION
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Architect's
recommendations/
designs.
CRITERIA
3.2.4
3.1
J_l o
preserved.
of
3.2 The
of the
professional
fees shall depend on the complexity and
types of architectural and engineering
services
be provided and the
computation
to
of third parties
agencies required
to
or
be
consulted or furnrshed plans,
specifications, reports, and
Number
similar documents.
SEc. 4: METHOOS OF COMPENSATION
generally
a)
Percentage-basedFee
type of expertise.
b)
c)
Time basis
considered:
3.2.1
furnishing
services and possible changes
4.1
Percentage-based Fee
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area)
established
the
signing of the Service
Agreement.
on the date of
4.1.1.3.2
contractor.
4.1 .'l .3.3
Project
specified percentage
awarded or final
estimated,
Project
will be submitted to
the
times the
the Architect
upon
completion of
the project. The Cost
are furnished.
materials supplied
by the owner and
other
acquisition
the
correspondingly
Architect.
professional fee of
Architect
also adjusts
the
without
amending the scope of work
as provided in the service
Agreement.
4.1.1.3
The *Final
Construction Cost
(FPCC)" based on
the
4.1 .1.2
Prqect
Construction Cost
(APCC)' using the
bid of the winning
"Awarded
Charges based
on
percentage of construction
cost are usually determined
by one of the
following
methods:
4.'l .1.3.1
ProJect Construction
Cost (PPCC)" using
unit price parameters
(prevailing
market
or
specified
by
the
fo.
is
complete
and
referred to as the
"Detailed Architectural
and
Engineering Design
Services (DAEDS)". This
includes the architectural
for
structural, plumbing,
sanitary, mechanical and
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allowances in commercial
building. Others, like hotel
ln
some instances,
the
Client may consider services
of some engineering design
tirms and as such, a separate
contract from architectural
services will
agreed
be
Architectural
Design
exclude
all
engineering
consultant
fees.
The
high-rise Office
Building
P30,000.0o/sqm
constitute
sixty
percent
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the
using
percentage
the professional fee based
appropriate
for
on pro.lect construction cost
as defined above. Example,
Professional
on
Fee
Percentage of
based
Project
Contruction Cost:
6% of Poect
Construction
,800.00/sqm
'10,000sqm =
P18,000,000.00
Services:
P1
4.1.3 Value{ased
9,800,000.00
Pricing/Percentage
of Gross Rentals
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construction cost
based on a measurable
profit on specific revenues by
the Client. Examples of such
or
4.2.2 2
For
by the
Client
4.2
and
approvals, construction
schedules and other variables
defining the extent of services
to be performed so that the
Architect
can
prepare
4.2.2
of a
as an
appropriate percentage
of the probable project
lump-sum
the
Building
developments.
Administration and Management
employed
of
project.
4.2.3 \/vhile
control
lf
the
for determining an
equitable
adjustment in compensation
must be mutually agreed upon
by both parties. Usually, the
amount of fee adjustments is
often determined on a cost-plus
basis considering
estimated
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Time basis
typically
are the
based
partial services
4.3.7
additional services
an expert
witness
professional
overtime
pre-design services
specialst expertise
for
or
architectural
consultancy services.
Architects areprofessionals
with extensive training (the
internship/apprenticeship and
licensing process for Architects
is somewhat considerably longer
than that for other professionals)
and therefore the hourly rates for
Archatects will correspond to the
considered
defined
4.3.4
on "Direct Personnel
for services as
of "Direct
Salary
Expenses" and another which is
a multiplier of "Direct Personnel
Expenses". Direct Personnel
most
Expenses
multiplier
inflation
4.3.8 Multiple
of
Direct
Personnel
Expenses
4.3.8.1 This cost-based method of
compensation is applicable
only
to
non-creative work
such as
accounting,
licensed
professionals in the region.
value
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of creative design
cannot be measured by the
length of time the designer
has spent on his work. The
computation is made by
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4.3.8.3
of transportation, living
and housing allowances
of foreign consultants,
out-of-town
living
and
Consultants
and
Technical
Staff
M
R=
diem,
housing and living allowance of
local consultants and technical
staff if assigned to places over
100 km. from area of operation
of the Architect.
of
4.3.9 Professional
Fee
Plus
Expenses
is
continuing
relationship
on a series of Projects. lt
establishes an agreed fixed
rate or lump sum over and
above the reimbursement for
the Architect's technical time
n=
per
transportation,
ln some cases a
Client
to do work
which will
attending
projectmeetings,
conferences or trips;
related
conducting
ocular
inspection of possible
pro]ect sites; and
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conferring with others
regarding prospective
invesfnenb or venfures
and the like.
4.3.10.2
4.3.11.3
4.3.11.4
to engagements
involving intermittent
of all
suited
Consulting
are furnished,
Architects
Architect (PCA)
to the
remuneration
for
is
ProJects
expenses
of
which
travel,
for
best suited
for
compensation
Reimbursable Expenses
This method
is
is
Salary
x Multiplier
the
Professional Consulting
4.3.11.?
the
this
method is made up of the
reimbursable direct costs.
other documents.
of
by
accommodalions
and subsistence.
4.3.11
travel,
383
For these
particular
activities, the Architect as
agent of the Owner may
be paid on a per diem and
honorarium basis plus
or
where
it
may
become
necessary to undertake
additional experimental
investigative work,
the result of which may
the project.
4.3.12.2
published
schedules
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4.3.12.3
various classifications of
technical and non-tschnil
the
individual architect or
employees.
Sub-consultant
and
4.3.13.3
3.13 Retainer
1
to the
This method of
remuneration is used
Architect (PCA)
4.3.13.4
is
expected to be required
at intervals over a period
of time. lt is a
of
means
compensation may be
based on a fixed sum,
paid monthly, or by some
other mutually agreeable
terms, with per diem or
is obligated to render
annual basis.
The
compensation is
usually enough to pay
for travel,
subsistence
and other
out-of-pocket
expenses incurred while
ensuring in advance
that his services will be
available to the Client
4.3.13.s
hourly
(or
Cost-Plus)
4.4
home/
employment of
Architects on a retainerfee basis is a common
practice
wish
an
handling.
4.3 13
of
an
services
The
of clients who
to be assured of
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method of
compensation
construction cost.
RULE
1)
Pre-Design
2)
3)
Jurisdiction
approvals for
can be
Specialized Architectural
Services
Management
Post-Construction
Services
Comprehensive
Architectural Services
8)
Design-Build Services
9)
Architectural Design
obtaining
project, which
on an
6)
7)
and
indeterminate in
complexity and time, it may be
4.4.4
Services
4.4.3
lll
agreed-
to
Competition
0) Professional Architectural
Consulting
SeNices
hourly
project
rate. However,
documentation could then be
compensated on a percentage
fee based on the construction
cost for the pro,ect.
ln
Documents.
the
architectural rendering or
marketing materials, could
be provided at a fixed price
SEc.
5:
Doc. 201)
5.1
5.
following:
5.2.2
5.2.3
5.2.4
1 .1
1 .1
5.1.2
5.1
.1 Scope
of Work
.4 Other Conditions
of Services
5.2.5
5.3
the agreement.
of the Architect
account.
or firm.
Professional Fee
on the Architect's / architectural firm's
talents, skill, experience, imagination,
and on the type and level of
professional services provided.
approach
losing the
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6:
or Networking
6.1
iiethod of Compensation
6.1 .1
Plus
Reimbursable Expenses
render
services in any of the following
ways:
It is
Personnel
Expense
5.
Direct
5.2.1 Multiple
of
5.2
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professionals
working with the Architect.
6.1.2
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and allied
profussionals
executing separate contracts
with the Owner
The
the
6.2
Method of Compensation
The Architect's compensation is based
on the Architect's / architectural firm's
talents, skill, experience, and on the
type and level of professional services
provided. Compensation for Regular
Design Services may be based on one
or more of the following:
of
Pro.lect
on
6.2.3
6.2.4
6.2.5
Plus
Reimbursable Expenses
6.2.6 Multiple
of
Direct
Personnel
Expenses
6.2.7
MixedMethodsofCompensation
6.3
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Recommended
6.3.1 Group
Buildings
of the
simplest
Armories
Bakeries
Packaglng and
Processing Plants
Parking
Structures
Habitable
Agricultural
Buildings
Printing Plants
Hangars
Public Markets
lndustrial
Buildings
Service Garages
Manufactunng /
lndustrial
Plants
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(Pcc)
5%
P2,500,000
plus 4% of excess of P50.0 million
P100.0 million
P4,500,000
plus 3% of excess of P100.0 million
P200.0 million
P7,500,000
plus 2% of excess of P200.0 million
P500.0 million
Over 500.0 million to
P1.0 billion
P13,500,000
P18,500,000
plus 1l2o/o of excess of P1 .0 billion
(Pcc)
(DAoS)
P 50.0 million and less
3.0%
P1,500,000
plus 2.4o/o of excess of P50.0 million
P100.0 million
P2,700,000
P200.0 million
P4,500,000
of excess of P200.0 million
P500.0 million
plus
P8,100,000
plus 0.6% of excess of P500.0 million
6.3.2 Group
.2o/o
P11 ,100,000
plus 0.6% of excess of P1.0 billion
Galleries
Banks, Exchange and
Other Buildings
Financial lnstitutions
Bowlodromes
Call Centers
Art
Facilities
Centers
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College Buildings
Race Tracks
Schools
Dormitories
Serviced Apartments
Shopping Centers
Fire Stations
Specialty Shops
Libraries
Supermarkets / Hyper-marts
Welfare Buildings
Multi-storey Apartments
Nursing Homes
(Pcc)
60/.
P3,000,000
plus 5% of excess of P 50.0 million
P5,500,000
plus 4% of excess of P100.0 million
P9,500,000
plus 3% of excess of P200.0 million
P18,500,000
plus 2% of excess of P500 million
(Pcc)
1olo
P28,500,000
of excess of P1 .0 billion
(DADs)
P 50.0 million and less
3.6%
P1,800,000
plus 3.0% of excess of P50.0 million
P3,300,000
plus 2.4% of excess of P100.0 million
P 5, 700,000
P500.0 million
P11,100,000
plus 1 .2% of excess of P500.0 million
P17,100,000
plus 0.6% of excess of P'l.0 billion
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6.3 3
Group 3
Buildings of exceptional character and complexity of planidesign or requiring
comparatively large amounts of research and of engineering and allied
architectural design:
AirporB /
Aquariums
Auditoriums
Breweries
Cold Storage Facilities
Convention Facilities
Gymnasiums
Mortuaries
Nuclear Facilities
Observatories
Public Health Centers
Research Facilities
Stadia
Hospitals&MedicalBuildings
TelecommunicationBuildings
Hotels
Laboratories/TestingFacilities TransportationFacilities&Systems
Marinas and Resort
Complexes
Clinics
(Pcc)
P 50.0 million and less
Veterinary Hospitals
Other buildings of similar nature or use
P3,500,000
plus 6% of excess of P 50.0 million
P 6,s00,000
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(DADS)
P 50.0 million and less
4.2%
P2,100,000
plus 3.6% of excess of P50.0 million
P3,900,000
plus 3% of excess of P100.0 million
P6,900.000
P500.0 million
P14,100,000
P23,100,000
6.3.4
Group 4
Residences (single-detached, single-attached or duplex, row-houses or shophouses), small apartment houses and townhouses.
Recommended Professional
Fee (RPF)
Detailed Architectural and
Eng ineering Design Services
(DAEOS)
10% of PCC
6% of PCC
6.3.5 Group 5
Monumental buildings and other facilities requiring consummate design skill and
much precise detailing.
Exposition & Fair Buildings
Mausoleums, Memorials,
& Monuments
Buildings of similar nature or use
Museums
Recommended Professional
Fee (RPF)
Delailed Architeclural and
Engineering Design Services
12% of PCC
(oAEOS)
Detailed Architectural Design
Services (DADS)
.5o/.
ol PCC
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6.3,6 Group 6
Vvhen the plan/design and related Contract Documents are re-used for the
repetitive construction of similar buildings without amending the drawing and
the specifications, the Architect's fee is computed as follows:
Note: Major adjustment due to site condition will affect the Professional Fee
6.3.7 Group 7
When the Architect is engaged to undertake
the construction of several residential units on a single site with the use of one
(1 ) set of plans/design, specifications and related documents, the Architect's Fee
chargeable shall conform with the following:
Detailed Architectural
& Engineering Design
Services (OAEOS)
Thirty-one units
to
Detailed Architectural
Design Services
(DADS)
6% of PCC
10% of PCC
Fee for one unit plus
50% of RPF for each
additional unit
Fee for 10 units plus
40% of RPF for each
additional unit
Fee for 30 units plus
25% of RPF for each
additional unit
Fee for 50 units plus
of RPF for each
additional unit
150/o
300/o
additional unit
Fee for 50 units plus
9% of RPF for each
additional unit
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Adjustment of the price shall be
made at the time of the signing
and
Recommended Professional
Fee(RPF)
6.3.9 Group 9
in his letterhead).
For
alterations, [enovations,
rehabilitations, retrofit and
expansion/additions to existing
buildings belonging to Groups
1 to 5 enumerated above,
the compensation of services
should be increased to fifty
percent (50%) or a total of one
hundred fifty percent (150%)
of the RPF.
to
fixed
6.4
Manner of Payment
Payments to the Architect on account
shall
6.3.10 Group 10
clarilications
or explanation
on
Agreement
An amount equivalent to 5% of
the agreed Professional Fee
shall be paid by the Owner
as engagement fee or as the
acceptance fee of the Architect
that shall cover the mobilization
component of the seNices.
The Professional Fee shall
be computed based on the
Statement of Probable ProJect
of
the
of the
documents
under
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Agreement, but not more than
15 days affer submission of the
stage.
payments
Statement
the
of the
documents under
Design Development Phase
as stipulated in the Service
Agreement, but not more than
15 days afier submission of the
Statement
of Probable ProJect
of
to
the
Professional Fee (accumulated
amount paid under Seclion 6.4.3
shall be deducted from the total
amount). The Professional Fee
shall be computed based on the
on the fee
6.4.5
of Probable Prqect
6.4.6 ConstructionPhase
The remaining of the ten (10%)
percent of the Professional Fee
is broken down as follows:
a) Five (5%)
percent for
b) Five (5%)
the Periodic
percent for
Construction
Supervision (PCS)
Progress Billing can be done
the
(10%)
of the Architect's
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is
issued
Completion
Statement
of
Probable
Project Construction Cost
(SPPCC).
(FPCC).
Breakdown of
Work Phase
Upon signing of Agreement as the mobilization
to
Cumulative
PF
Peyments
5% of the PF
5% of the PF1
component
Upon the completion of the Schematic
Design Services
15% of the PF
20% of the
PF'?
20% of the PF
40% ot the
PF'?
50% of the PF
10% of the PF
Note:
1
2.
3.
4.
Based
Based
Based
Based
equivalent
framework
of
of the manner
or
suspended
is
in
6.4.9
Ninety percent
of
to
that such
payments are within the
Architect, provided
Detailed
6.4.'10
of
services, charges pertaining to
services rendered during the
e)
f)
SpecialistConsultants
Approvals
and
Authorities
Having Jurisdiction
s)
Submittals
h)
New Technologies
i)
Construction Administration
i)
l)
works (Periodic
Construction
Supervision) shall be doubled.
6.5
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is
a)
b)
Scope of Services
.
.
.
Pre-design
or
upstream
k)
Repeat Vllcrk
or
Repetitive
Designs
m)
n)
o)
Architect's Personnel /
Architect's Compensation
Dernobilization and remobilization
(Stop and Start-up of \A/orkforce)
as their own
specialized
to
accommodate consultant's,
or the client's
contractor's
Traditional Architectural
Design Services
Other Services
(PPP)
c)
d)
Conditions
services
.
.
.
.
Site
Project Documentation
Computer Modeling
and
consuming
to
provide such a
wide range of
documentation
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to
6.5.4 Third
Schedule
Party Certification
as
LEED@, GREEEN@, or
BERDE@,
ln today's faslpaced
business
to
complete a project as
Soon aS possible in order
to
6397
require
technologies
appearing
including
the need for better energy
performance,
building
products and building systems,
advanced construction methods,
and design tools. Many clients
are anxious
incorporate
these latest innovations into
daily
new
to
Mode
the
Payment, therefore,
fee
must be increased.
ln this instance, the architectural
design and
documents
construction
completed
are
prepared. Following
bidding
general
construction
contract is administered by the
Architect.
contractor,
the
separating
the
contract
as
documents (such
the Architect.
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visits; and,
construction
administration so as to ascertain
what is required and determine
the necessary fee adjustment.
When the
contractor's
construction schedule is
extended, the Architect's
services also must be extended
SEc.
7:
SPECIALIZED ARCHITECTURAL
most
pro.iects
to
exercise a reasonable
of care especrally
administration
standard
of the project.
Additional
meetings,
with
.1
Requirements
for
Consulting Architect
for
the
.1
(CA)
Specialized Architectural
services.
7.1
.2 Working as
Consulting
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7.2
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
Methods of Compensation
7.2.1
7.2.3
fee.
7.2.4
Expenses
72
Fee
7.3
7.2.1.6 Retainer
7
Reimbursable Expenses
.2.2
Mixed
Methods
Compensation
Architectural lnterior
(SDP)
7.3.1.1
Recommended Professional
Fee (RPF) is 10% to 15% of
the cost of work depending
on the complexity of the
work required by the project.
7.3.1.3
(Al),
of
7.2.1.8
Cost of Work
Fee
7.2.1.4 Professional
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construction proportional
to the percentage of
progress of completion of
the
construction
work.
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Facilities, Residential
Commercial,
lnstitutional and
and
Religious,
GovernmenV
like.
7.3.2.1 The Recommended Professional Fee (RPF) is P50,000.00 per hectare for
the first five (5 has.) hectares net to the architect.
Area
Basic rate for the first
5 hectares or less
(1 hectare:10,000
Recommended
Professional Fee (RPF)
Amount
P5.00
per sq. meter
P250,000.00
sq.mete0
Over 5 hectares up to
10 hectares
P4.00
per sq. meter
P250,000.00
+ P40,000.00 per
hectare in excess of 5
hectares
Over 10 hectares up to
50 hectares
above
P3.00
per sq. meter
P1.50
per sq. meter
P450,000.00
+ P30,000.00 per
hectare in excess of 10
hectares
P1
,650,000.00
+ P15,000.00 per
hectare in excess of 50
hectares
7.3.2.2 The rate stipulated above is based on the assumption that the land to be
developed is moderately flat. However, if the land is rugged with steep terrain
the fee shall increase by 20o/o lo 30Yo.
7.3.2.3 The following payment schedule is applied to thrs service:
30o/o
30% of RPF
20% of RPF
20% of RPF
of RPF
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other allied
6401
of
determining the Architect's fee
that is mutually agreed upon by
the Architect and the Client are
services.
the following:
a)
environmental investigations
and other services.
b)
expenses
Retainer plus reimbursable
expenses
progress
for the
the Owner:
8.1
work
duration proportional
the percentage of
of
to
progress
completion of the
Specialized Architectural
be abandoned or not be
completed at a particular
stage of the work of the
Architect, the pro-rated PF
component shall be paid to
Architectural
Guidelines.
Services
8.2.1
Cost
8.2.2 Multiple
Expense
of
Direct
Personnel
8.2.3
8.2.4
8.2.5
Plvs
and must be
Reimbursable Expenses
8.3
and Accredited
(TAPOA).
Organization
9.1.2
Recommended Professional
Fee (RPF) for Fulltime Construction
Supervision Services is 1ok to 1.5o/o ot
member
in
of
Professional
Architects
of
becoming
Construction
Managers (CMs).
Manner of Payment
8.5
The
8.4
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9.2
Methods of Compensation
9.2.1
Separate Consultants
9.2.1.1 Percentage
of
Project
Construction Cost
9.2.'1.3 Professional
Fee
SEc
9:
CONSTRUCTION IITANAGEMENT
SERVICES (SPP Doc. 204-8)
9.2.1
9.1
9.2.1.6
Mixed
Methods
Compensation
of
individual or a firm.
PIus
Expenses
fee.
is
to reduce acquisition
9.1
State-
of the
Construction Manager
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9.2.2.5 Cost
plus lncentive
Fee
Cost reimbursement
contracts
with
type
provisions
9.2.2.2
target costs.
upward or
in
downward
accordance
with
the
Construction Managera fixed
services.
9.3
For the later stages of a prolect,
contract types are used to encourage
better construction management
services. The preceding types
contracts
construction
management services are used
according to gross estimates and
complexity of work.
of
of the Architect
Construction Manager can
The services
compensated
9.4
1.5o/o
to
3o/o
Manner of Payment
fixed
scope.
Recommended
the
as
be
by a
for
9.5
Separate Consultants
case, an additional
compensation
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SEc. 10:
POST-CONSTRUCTION
SERVICES (SPP Doc. 205)
10.1
SEc. 11 : COMPREHENSIVEARCHITECTURAL
11.1
to
10.1
.2 Working
as
Consulting
Architect for posf construction
services only.
Development Manager or
overall coordinator.
1'1.1.2.1 Architects
11.1.2.2 Engineers
or
11.'1.2.3 MarketAnalyst
11.1.2.4 Accountants
11.1.2.5 General Contractors
methods:
11.12.8
Planners
.2.9
Bankers
10.2.5 Professional
Fee
Plus
Expenses
10.3
Recommended Professional
operation
revenues.
and maximize
'11.1.2.10 Lawyers
11.1.3
lf a Prolect Manager is
hired by the Owner, it is
the responsibility of the
Project Manager to hire
the
The
11 .1
building
Construction Manager
either to be paid by him or
by the Owner on a salary
or percentage basis of
construction cost. ln the
same manne( the Full-'l'ime
Construction Supervisor will
either be with the staff of the
Project Manager or hired by
the Owner.
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11
.2
19,2016
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Method of Compensation
The Architect as Project Manager can
be compensated using the following
methods:
11.2.1 Percentage of
Prolect
Construction Cost
11
The Architect
12.2
of or a
.2.3
Professional
Expenses
Fee
the
plus
11.3
(PCC).
lf
12.2.2
Design-Build Services by
Document 202.
Administration
12.2
in construction, including
that of his/her own design,
by adopting an arrangement
different from the general
Services:
strictly
Design-Build Services on a
Types of Services
12.2
is
12.1
himself/herself
implementing his/her
design (or that of others).
202.
12.'l
The Architect
State-licensed contractor
for
11.3.2
12.2
Fee
part
member of
entity constructing
his/her design. He/She
works in tandem with
or has authorized an
1'l
is
12.2.2.2
Wtlatever mode
the
he/she must
strictly
6406
of
Cost, exclusive
the
Architect's Fee forthe Regular
Design SerVices
neither
compromises
impartial judgment."
12.3
construction proportional to
12.3.'1
Percentage
of
Pro.iect
Construction Cost
Personnel
Expense
12.5.2
'12.3.3 Professional
Fee
payment
is
Reimbursable Expenses
in the Guaranteed
to the Architect
periodic
12.5.4
approval,
construction
superintendent, purchasing
Construction
by Adminiskation shall be 7%
of the Project
given
Maximum Cost
12.4.1
expenditures
of
Compensation
12.3.7 Built-in
of
Mixed Methods
plus
Expenses
12.3.6
Method of Compensation
Compensation
12.4
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and
Owner/ Client
not
deductible from the Architect's
Fee under the SPP
SEc. 13:
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
13.1 CompetitionSecretariat
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13.4 Jury
13.4.1
following:
called Jurors.
13.1.1 Secretary/Receptionist
13.4.2
'13.1.2 Encoder/Researcher
'13.1
I
J.Z
.3
A Professional Advisor rs
an Architect nominated/
13 2.2
represent
to,
is
the
adhered
and voice
ADC timetable
consists of a majority of
registered and licensed
lt
Support Staff/OJTs
Profeasional Advisor
13.2.1
Awarding ceremonies.
be
13.5
13.3 TechnicalAdvisors
Technicl Advisors are Specialist
personnel who may be consulted
by the Jurors during the conduct of
the ADC to permit them to obtain all
necessary relevant information.
office
13.5.2
The
Professional Advisor
shall be provided with an
Honorarium per month during
6408
Owner.
prizes awarded.
13 6.6
scheme/s.
and
airfare
of the Owner.
work.
For ldeas
Competition
to
remunerate only the first (1st)
prize winner.
only,
ADC-generated
13.6.1
13.6
VoL.'112, No. 38
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it may be possible
the winner to
collaborate
reasonable honorarium
Owner.
'13.6.8
ln Prqect
ADCS, provisions
the
the
shall be made in
ADC Conditions for
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6409
the qualifications of
compensation of a further
sum equal to the amount of
the first prize if no contract
is signed within twelve (12)
months of the announcement
of the Jury's award. ln so
compensating the first prize
winner, the Owner does not
acquire the right to carry out
the prqect except with the
collaboration of its Author.
Filipino
hereafter
in any or
seals
latter
CONSULTING SERVICES (SPP Doc. 209)
Manner of Providing Services
Architectural
the
rendering
by
a professional consulting
architect (PCA) or by
a consulting firm, i.e. a
Registered
Architectural
assistance
and
services,
as well as undertaking
of activities, requiring
appropriate knowledge, skills,
training and experience,
recognized
he
means
architectural
then
documents,
Professional
several
14.1.1
ilippine-registered
and licensed architect
(RLA) and must be
a member in good
standing of the IAPOA;
the FPCA must also
be an RLA specializing
Ph
14.1
Professional
Consultant (FPC) as
defined,
14.1
or
Foreign
Architect
14.1.1.2.1 satisfiesthedefinition
of a
Professional
Consulting Architect
(PCA) as hereafter
competence,
provided;
Filipino
14.1.1.2.2
has
acquired
the
Philippines
in
Consulting
Guidelines for
the Registration
Professional
Architect
(FPCA) which refers to a
Filipino citizen, a natural
of the
Commission
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of
Foreign
Professionals
(Res. No. 98-
specialization performed
by
Natural
a
temporary/
special permit
(TSP) to engage
in the practice
of any branch of
implementing Secs.
R.A.
No.9266;
is
allowed by the
Department of Labor
Employment
with the
and
provisions
and
Government
Procurement Reform Act
as the
(BlD)
(GPRA) of 2003.
regulatory
agencies
and/or
14.2
Method of Compensation
instrumentalities
of
government to
practice the State-
14.2.1
regulated profession
of architecture in the
Professional Consulting
Architect (PCA) may provide
services directly or indirectly
to the Client in the manner
prescribed, suggested
or promulgated by the
Commission/Board through
Philippines,
under
is a registered
and/or licensed
professional
the IAPOA.
14.2.2
Compensation
profiessional
of
consulting
country
(and/or country of
of
origin
services and/
14.1.1.3
No.
Deportation
2.4
relevant
of R. A.
(DOLE), Bureau of
lmmrgration
14.1
Environment
non-FPCA i.e. a FA or FC
is engaged, a minimum
of two (2) Filipino RLAS in
the same area or field of
architectural specializal,on
shall be employed as
understudies; and
2.3
the
14.1
of
37 and 38 of
members
professional consulting
or
be
specific
Pet Diem or
14.2.2.1
or fields of architectural
14.2.2.2 Relainet
Basis
Hourly
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reimbursable
14.2.2.4
14.2.2.5
Percentage
14.2.2.3 Salary
cost
cost times
or
expenses
prqect cost
total
RULE IV
of
Fee
computation of the
compensation of fees for
The
professional
architectural
consulting services (PACS)
for
14.3.2 Compensation
PACS
related types
of
expertise
GENERAL PROVISIONS
SEc. 15: COLLECTION OF PROFESSIONAL
FEES
LATE
PAYMENT OF FEES
The Architect shall be entitled to interest at
14.3.3 Compensationandallowances
shall be comparable with
foreign consulting service
compensation standards:
14.3.4
4.3.5
provisions pertaining to
compensation as provided
ON
SERVTCES
CIVIL
RESPONSIBILITY
18.'1
and
Standards
of
Practice (SPP);
Professional
civil
'19.3
shall
Civil Code of the
Philippines.
SEc. 19: ARBITRATION
19.1
to the
provision
of
services as
concerning
Construction
Commission
(CIAC), which also handles disputes
concerning professional or consulting
services, guaranteeing a resolution of
lndustry Arbitration
society.
18.2
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AND
SANCTION
SEc.
21:
AMENDMENTS
TO
THIS
DOCUMENT
Documents.
SEPTEMBER
19,2016
ANNEXES
A,
i.
DEFINITION OF TERMS
natural
Contractor
shall also mean Constructoror Builder,
and may be used interchangeably.
ix.
v.
or
Board
6413
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xt
a.
Reasonable Profit
053991-7
6414
employees
of
furniture, equipment
and
instruments;
c.
d.
keeping
Architecture.
or imputed salaries of
including salaries
of
principals
of
it
shall be
the
commensurate
with the
special
be
borrowed capital;
in
and/or technologies;
as
used
this
Guideline shall refer only to Registered
and Licensed Professionals (RLPs), all
natural persons under Philippine law
and jurisprudence with a valid certificate
and a valid professional identification
renewable
card (representing
Professional/s
the
on public interest
assignments.
xl
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xvt
SEPTEMBER
19,2016
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
6415
number
to the
of
copies submitted
Client. This includes
printing, etc.
c
postage, etc.
d
money, etc.
is the reference for the Professional Fee
construction
budgets, the method of project delivery,
the role of consultants, and the scope
of services, together with other fee
ad,iustment factors.
xx.
local
Architect.
b.
the
a.
xxt
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to
be
MoP
PACS
- Professional Architectural
Consulting Services
PCA
- Professional
PCC
PF
PPCC
Acronym3:
AF - Architectural Firm
AlcC - Architect in charge of
construction
ANC -
-Architect-of-record
APCC
Awarded Project
Construction Cost
Consulting Architect
Computer-Aided Design
Comprehensive
Development Plan
DADS
- Detailed Architectural
Design Services
FPCA
- Professional
and Accredited
Professional Organization
ofArchitects
MDP -
Regulation
PRBoA
- Professional
RLA
Regulatory
Board of Architecture
Architect
RLP
RPF
- Recommended
Professional Fee
Specialist Consultant
SPP
SPPCC
Statement of Probable
ProJect Construction Cost
sc
SDP
UAP -
Related LawB:
R.A. No. 8293
lntellectual Property
Code of the
Philippines
Government
Procurement
Reform Act of 2003
Cost
IAPOA
Cost
Commission
- Filipino Professional
Consulting Architects
FPCC
PRC
AoR
CA CAD CDP -
- Project Construction
- Professional Fee
- Probable Project
Construction Cost
Philippines.
B.
Consulting
Architect
Manual of Procedure
Architecture Act of
2004
R.A. No. 9285
Alternative Dispute
Resolution Act of2004
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M.dhol Center
ect Location
---I6GE
7.0%
5% of Base Fee
0,35
15* of
1.05%
1,40%
3.50%
oefinitto n Phase
schemati. Desl
Phase
Base Fee
n Deve
o.70%
.tB
AD]I}
0.00%
ist
0.5016
Level 2 SpeEialist
1,00%
L.vel 3 specialist
Projact Documentatlon
Normal
1.S0%
Levell
o-50%
0.00%
0.10%
Bltu
0.00%
Fast-track
0.1096
Construdlon TechnoloSies
Common
NewTechnolosie!
rtiffcatlon
LEEo, GREEEN, Berde
0.00%
0.10%
0.101(
0.00%
0.10%
GREEEN
o.t0x
0.00%
0.10%
DOH
0,1016
OBO, BFP
Others
Construction Bid Mode
Negotiated bid
Mrrltiple blds
0.00%
0.25%
o.25%
Constru.tion Sched!le
Norfial
0.0096
0.10%
ETC.
(a)sub-total
lb) Adiustment for Renovation/Addition
8,O5%
+ 50%
of{a)
tn
nstructi
.
P0-Ps0,000,000.00
P50,000,001.00 - P100,0@,000.00
P100,000,011 00 - P200,000,000.00
P200,000,001.00 - P500,000,000.00
P500,000,001.00 - P1,000,000,000.00
over PlB
Fee
{*l
Cost
FeelAmount)
8,05x
P50,0@,o@.o0
Pt,02t@o.d)
less 1%
7,05
PSO,Modn,IX)
less 1X
6.OS9t
P2\MO,UN.N
P3,525dn (n
Pl,514500-00
less 196
less 1X
less 1%
P9,062,500,00
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Proiect.Narne
Proiect Location
3
Bu
4,2%
5% ol Baie Fe
0.219d
DesiSn Phase
-schematic
oesiEn Development Phase
o.63X
0.utt
2.r0r4
Contrad Document
Phase
10%
Construction Phase
GeneralPractice
0.0096
Leve | 1 Specialist
0.30%
0.60%
0.90%
Level 2 Speciallst
Level 3 Speciallst
Prolect 0ocumentation
Normal
BIM
Sahedu le
o.12%
o.30x
o"oo% -_..l
0.06%
0.m%
a.06%
Fast-traCk
0.m%
Commoh
.New Technologles
Crtrflcatlon
None
LEED, GREEN, Eerde
oBo,
of
0.05%
crcan root
0.06t
0.00%
0.06%
GREEEN
o.05x
_mH------.---,
0.00%
0.059(
EFp
Others
Negotiated bid
Multiple bids
Construdlon Schedule
0.00,6
0.15%
Norftal
o,06%
o-1'rt
0.00%
4.06%
Fast-track
ETC.
(a)Sub-total
(b) Adltlstmnt.for Rnovetion/Addition
7,Osti
+ 50%
of (al
4&tta
Cost
Constructlon Cost
PO-P50,0m,000.00
rP50,000,001.00-P100.0tX),000.00
00P200,000.001.00 - P500,000,000.00
P50O;000,m1.00 - P1,000,0{m,000.00
over PLB
Fe.
Cost
(96)
4a3X
hss 0.5%
4,2:t%
P50,@O.0@-N
P50,000,0@.00
less 0.6%
3.53X
P25,Ml000.N
Fee{Amountl
P2,1rS,UD,N
PZllS,tXb.U)
P907,5/n.00
less 0.6%
le$06.%
less 0.6%
P5,137,5N.00
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POSTSCRIPT
in
Ethics,
Fees
in the
Philippines"
or
"Architect's
published.
National Code" for brevity, was
6419
under
Section 41.
of
The Code
Ethical Conduct was
approved on April 5, 2006, by the PRBOA
6420
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the
Standards
of
Professional Practice
pending.
of
Professional Practice, which was approved
on December 6, 2009 by the UAP National
Board of Directors.
Newupdated
SEPTEMBER 19,20,16
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Task Force on Manual of Practice and the Committee on Standards of Professional
Practice, METHODS OF COMPENSATION & SCHEDULE OF FEES UAP DOC. 210 would
like to acknowledge the following persons for their contribution in making the ARCHITECT'S
GUIDELINES possible:
V Tobia, CUAP
Chairperson
Members
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Chairman
Members
Chairman
Members
Advisers
1979-1980
1981
'1981-1982
I 983-1984
'1985-1986
1987-1988
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1990-1991
1992-1994
1994-1996
1996-1998
1998-2000
2000-2002
2002-2004
2004-2005
2005-2007
2007-2009
2009-2010
2010-2012
2012-2014
2014-2015
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Richeto C. Alcordo, FUAP
Chairman
Members
Chairman
Members
Chairman
Members
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ARcHrrEcruRE
REsoLurroN No. 03
Series of 2010
Architects;
PRACTICE
FOR
ARCHITECTS
AS
already
shall
Chairman
(Sgd.)ANGELTNE T. CHUA CHrAco
Member
(Sgd.)
MARTETTA
B. SEGovtA
Member