Professional Documents
Culture Documents
COURSE OUTILE:
6. Inter-professional relationships
4. Construction services
5. Post-construction services
7. Design-build services
C. Building Laws
2. The laws affecting housing, real estate, design, general construction, etc.
3. The general conditions of a contract
Ø ARCHITECT
Legally
1. 21 years old
2. Pass the board exam with an average of 70% and with no day falling below 50%
professional practice
building tech.
Day 2 30% utilities
structural
3. Registered
4. Filipino
Technically
1. Graduate of BS Architecture
architect
1. Concept 5M’s
2. Document Resources in
-reports; pictures; Construction
3. Implement 2. money
4. machines
5. minutes
Ø CODES OF ETHICS
1. General objectives
2. Ideals
3. Success
4. Remuneration
6. Professional prerogatives
7. Business venture
8. Behavior
9. Criticism
10. Creative endeavor
Ø METHODS OF SELECTION OF ARCHITECT
1. Direct Selection
2. Indirect Selection
a. Referral from another architect
b. Recommendation from a satisfied client
c. Comparative Selection
3. Design Competition
Ø LIST OF ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS
1. Simple projects
2. Moderate structures
3. Exceptional structures
4. Residential
5. Monumental structures
6. Repetitive construction
7. Housing projects
8. Extensive detailing
9. Alterations and renovations
10. Consultations and arbitration
a. Armories
b. Bakery
c. Hangar
50M or less: 6%=A
50M to 100M: A+5%=B
100M to 200M: B+4%
example:
55M project
50M – 3M
5M – 0.25M
55M – 3.25M
a. Art galleries
b. City halls
c. Libraries
d. Supermarkets
e. Banks
c. Mortuary
(electrical engineer)
Group 4. Residential
Notes:
** Condominium
- According to FCP:
a. considered as “exceptional”
- elevator
- sprinklers
- structural engineer
Dominant Use
Group 5. Monumental Structures
a. expositions
b. mausoleums
c. museums
d. gateways
- using one and the same plan without any minute difference
1st unit : MBF
where: N = no. of units
Ø METHODS OF COMPENSATION
Architect: NRTMf
Consultants: NRTMf
Staff: NRTMf
where:
R : rate
to 30%
- reimbursable expenses
a. mutual agreement
c. occur outside of the 100Km radius from the base of operation or office
3. Lump Sum + Fixed Fee
5. Combination Method
- combination of 1,2,3&4
6. Per Diem
7. “Turn Key”
Note:
** 15 days – receive payment after all the working drawings have been submitted.
Ø SCHEDULE OF PAYMENT
Contractor
1. downpayment: 20% - 50%
3. guaranteed bond:
1. proposal phase: 5%
of preliminary drawings: 25%
3. submission and acceptance
of final drawings: 50%
4. retention fee: 20%
total 100%
Architect
1. proposal phase 5%
3. submittance of design
development phase 15%
5. construction phase or
retention fee 15%
total 100%
Notes:
: P20,000 x 70
: P1,400,000.00
: 140,000.00
Space management
Promotional services
General conditions
Agreement
Specifications
Special Provisions
Drawings
Construction phase
Milestones of Construction
1. Establishment of References
a. horizontal references
b. vertical references
- positioning of elevations
staking plan – positioning of wood as marks for the start of digging and excavation.
2. Excavation
3. Reinforcements
4. Concreting
5. Finishing
Interior design
Landscape architecture
Note:
Estimate
3 types:
- as of 1979: P3,000.00/has
- as of 1979: P2,000.00/has
civil works
B. Interior Design
2 types:
1. Interior Decoration
- mainly furniture
2. Interior Design/Architecture
C. Landscape Architecture
D. Acoustics, Communications and Electronics
E. Comprehensive Planning
Construction Services
Cm construction management:
1-1/2% - 3%
Pm project management:
2% - 5%
PAYMENT SCHEMES
1. Salary method
Design-Build Services
a. Design-build administration
Contractor
Builder
Article 1. Definitions
Document
b. As-built
c. Detailed Drawings
d. Shop Drawings
e. Working Drawing
Notes:
Construction
1 – contractor
1 – owner
1 – fire department
1 – site:
· Protected by electrical tape, binded by wood and screw and supported by acetate cover.
1- homeowner association
2 – lending institution
a. file
b. appraiser
** 9 copies are free of charge and the succeeding copies are payable.
the contractor has the right to do it in the most expensive manner, still the materials have to be approved by
the architect.
Section 2
1. Laws
2. Regulations
3. Site Conditions
4. Permits
5. Taxes
6. Insurance
a. life insurance
b. property insurance
7. Survey
Temporary Facilities
1. warehouse
2. bankhouse or barracks
3. office
4. utilities
5. access
6. trial usage
7. enclosures
8. signage
- “falling debris”
Section 5. Protection of Work and Property
Section 6
1. Labor
a. Quantity: no. of worker, lesser the worker when construction is almost finish
b. Quality: proper work designation such as painter, carpenter, steel man, etc.
2. Work
duration – include ‘liquidated damages’ which means delayed construction to be deducted to the fee.
3. Payment
Notes:
Contractor
3. Billing
4. Certificate of Non-Financial
When “accepted”
1. Certificate of acceptance
2. Certificate of payment
Notes:
Section 7. Contractor-Separate;
Contractors-Subcontractors relations
1. Owner
c. Non payment
2. Contractor
a. Government stoppage of work
- drawings
- materials
- inspection
Notes:
Involving numbers
** 15 days – money matters (request for inspection, payments, salary and wages)
– reinstatement
Ø BUILDING LAWS
Practice of Architecture
4. LOI 1000 – The letter of Inspection Mandating Government support only to the A.P.O.
5. EO 164 – The Executive order regulating the hiring of foreign consultants
Article 1. Organization
** Qualifications
b. Filipino
c. Graduate of BS Architecture
e. High-School Graduate
Termination of License
1. Fraudulent Acts
2. Scandalous Acts
3. Criminal Acts
a. Life
b. Property
4. Unsound mind
Note:
Designers
Ø LAWS THAT AFFECTS HOUSING, GEN. CONSTRUCTION, DESIGN, REAL ESTATE, ETC.
4. BP 344 – The Law Enhancing the Mobility of the Disabled (The Accessibility Law)
Notes:
NBC:
Ø OTHER INFO