Introduction to Architectural Professional Practice 3

set of activities, responsibilities, standards, architectural professional practice

and ethical considerations that RLAs
undertake as part of their professional work
in designing, planning, and overseeing the
construction of buildings and structures

key aspects of architectural professional 1. design and planning

practice 2. ethics and integrity
3. client relationships
4. project management
5. regulatory compliance
6. collaboration
7. technical expertise
8. sustainability
9. communication skills
10. continuing education
11. professional liability
approach, perspective, and activities that global practice
RLAs and architectural firms undertake on
an international scale
involves engaging in architectural projects,
collaborations, and endeavors transcending
national borders and address design
challenges and opportunities in various
cultural, social, and geographical contexts
worldwide
characterized by a wide range of 21st century
technological, social, political, and cultural
advancements that have shaped the way
people live, work, communicate, and
interact
the art, science, or profession of planning, architecture
designing, and constructing buildings in their
totality taking into account their
environment in accordance with the
principles of utility, strength, and beauty

What section of RA 9266 defined Sec. 3

"architecture"?
directly and professionally responsible for architect-of-record
the total design of the project; shall assume
civil liability for the plans
directly and professionally responsible and architect-in-charge of construction
liable for the construction supervision of the
project
professionally and academically qualified; consulting architect
with exceptional or recognized expertise or
specialization in any branch of architecture
Can an AOR and AICC be the same person? yes

Does the CA have civil liability? no

Is an architecture degree a requirement to yes
become a full-fledged architect?
Is a board exam review required to take the no
licensure examination?
scope of practice of architecture as defined a. planning, architectural designing and
by Sec. 3 of RA 9266 structural conceptualization
b. consultation, consultancy, giving oral
or written advice
c. schematic design, design development,
contract documents and construction
phases including professional
consultancies
d. preparation of preliminary, technical,
economic and financial feasibility studies
of plans, models and project promotional
services
e. preparation of architectural plans,
specifications, bill of materials, cost
estimates, general conditions and bidding
documents
f. construction and project management,
giving general management,
administration, supervision, coordination
and responsible direction or the planning

g. the planning, architectural lay-outing

and utilization of spaces within and
surrounding such buildings or structures

h. building programming, building

administration, construction arbitration
and architectural conservation and
restoration
i. all works which relate to scientific,
aesthetic and orderly coordination of all
works and branches of the work, systems
and process necessary for the production
of a complete building or structure,
whether for public or private use

j. all other works, projects and activities

which require the professional
competence of an architect, including
teaching of architectural subjects and
architectural computer-aided design
What is the core role of the architect? that of the primary professional design
service provider, coordinating various
stakeholders during the planning, design,
and construction process of buildings

Is it true that technological and sociological no

changes, as well as increasing globalization
have no effect to the way architecture is
practiced?
Areas of specialization may include aspects planning and programming
of: building regulations
design
production, management
sustainability
site supervision or construction
An architect may become an expert in a building code
specific building type, or accredited or building envelope
certified in the following specialties: project management
sustainable design
heritage conservation
Is it true that which each passing era, the yes
architect shares more and more of its work
with contractors and sub-contractors?
How many CPD points must an RLA obtain forty-five
before they can renew their license?
Around how many CPD points are awarded to fifteen
an attendee of the National Convention?
What do you call the process of "loaning" undertaking
CPD points which you must fully secure for
your next renewal of PRC license (especially
if you did not meet the 45-point
requirement at first renewal)?
Are you required to secure a DTI registration no
and business permit if you will work as an
employee of an architectural firm?

Is it true that working in corporate will grant yes

an RLA with fixed hours, fixed wages, yet
limited opportunities?
Why is networking important for a privately- to expose themself to potential clients
practicing architect? and referrals