Professional Practice 04
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Not included in the scope of practice of Architecture.
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Architectural designing
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Structural designing
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Site analysis
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Quality surveys
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In this professional practice quiz, answer a plethora of questions regarding the proper ways in which to use knowledge in one’s profession to fulfil your duties and ensure a job well done in any given occupation. How can you do?
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Duly notarized written contract or equivalent public instrument stipulating the scope of services and guaranteeing compensation of such services.
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Service agreement
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General conditions
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Surety
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Project manual
Correct Answer
A. Service agreementExplanation
The correct answer is service agreement. This is because a service agreement is a written contract that stipulates the scope of services and guarantees compensation for those services. A service agreement is typically notarized and serves as a legally binding document between two parties, outlining the terms and conditions of the services being provided. It ensures that both parties understand their obligations and rights, providing clarity and protection for both parties involved.Rate this question:
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The selection of a member of the Board of Architecture will commence with the submission of a list of five nominees submitted by whom?
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PRC
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DPWH
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UAP
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DECS
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A. UAPExplanation
The correct answer is UAP. The selection of a member of the Board of Architecture will begin with the submission of a list of five nominees by the UAP (United Architects of the Philippines). This implies that the UAP plays a significant role in the selection process and has the authority to nominate potential candidates for the board position.Rate this question:
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Which is not true for Consulting Architect?
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Assumes civil liability
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With exceptional expertise
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Licensed Architect
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With academic qualifications
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A. Assumes civil liabilityExplanation
The statement "assumes civil liability" is not true for a Consulting Architect. Consulting Architects provide expert advice and guidance on architectural projects, but they do not assume civil liability for the design or implementation of the project. This responsibility typically lies with the licensed Architect or the client. Consulting Architects are hired for their exceptional expertise and knowledge in the field, often backed by academic qualifications.Rate this question:
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Who could be disqualified to become a member of the Board of Architecture?
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A resident of the Philippines
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A BS Architecture graduate of a recognized American university and passed the local board exam
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An architectural practitioner for 5 years
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Former faculty member resigned 5 years hence
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A. An architectural practitioner for 5 yearsExplanation
An architectural practitioner for 5 years could be disqualified to become a member of the Board of Architecture because the question asks for someone who could be disqualified. The other options do not mention any disqualifications, such as being a resident of the Philippines or being a BS Architecture graduate of a recognized American university and passing the local board exam. Being a former faculty member resigned 5 years hence does not necessarily disqualify someone from becoming a member of the Board of Architecture.Rate this question:
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This is beyond the specific functions of the Board of Architecture.
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Enter into a Memorandum of Agreement with CHED
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Hear and decide civil cases on violations of Architecture Act
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Approve, issue, limit or cancel temporary permits
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Adopt an official seal of the Board
Correct Answer
A. Hear and decide civil cases on violations of Architecture ActExplanation
The correct answer is "hear and decide civil cases on violations of Architecture Act". This answer is correct because the other options listed are within the specific functions of the Board of Architecture. However, hearing and deciding civil cases on violations of the Architecture Act falls outside of their specific functions, making it the correct answer.Rate this question:
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A Master's Degree in Architecture shall be credited how many months in the practical experience required of any person applying for examination?
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6 months
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12 months
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18 months
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24 months
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A. 12 monthsExplanation
A Master's Degree in Architecture is considered to be a higher level of education and provides a deeper understanding of the field. Therefore, it is credited with 12 months of practical experience, as it is assumed that the knowledge and skills gained during the degree program are equivalent to a year of practical experience.Rate this question:
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This is not a reason for refusal of registration and removal of name from roster of architects.
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Misrepresentation in application for examination
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Convicted of a criminal offense
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Immoral and dishonorable conduct
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Conviction for a political offense
Correct Answer
A. Conviction for a political offenseExplanation
The correct answer is conviction for a political offense. This is because the statement clearly states that it is not a reason for refusal of registration and removal of name from the roster of architects. Therefore, the other options, such as misrepresentation in application for examination, conviction of a criminal offense, and immoral and dishonorable conduct, can be considered as reasons for refusal of registration and removal of name from the roster of architects.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is a ground for suspension and revocation of Certificate of Registration, Professional Identification Card or the Special/Temporary Permit?
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Signed plans prepared in his/her office by draftsmen
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Paid only the regular fees in securing Certificate of Registration
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Aided in unauthorized practice
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Undertook projects with service agreements
Correct Answer
A. Aided in unauthorized practiceExplanation
Aiding in unauthorized practice is a ground for suspension and revocation of Certificate of Registration, Professional Identification Card or the Special/Temporary Permit. This means that if a person assists or supports someone who is engaging in professional activities without the proper authorization or license, their own registration or permit may be suspended or revoked. This is because aiding in unauthorized practice goes against the professional standards and regulations set by the licensing board or authority.Rate this question:
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A provision in the Architecture Act of 2004 pertaining to application of a foreign citizen taking the licensure examinations.
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Non-registered person
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Prohibition in practice
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Vested rights
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Reciprocity requirements
Correct Answer
A. Reciprocity requirementsExplanation
The correct answer is reciprocity requirements. The provision in the Architecture Act of 2004 is likely discussing the requirements for foreign citizens to obtain licensure in architecture through reciprocity. Reciprocity is a process where individuals who hold a license in one jurisdiction can apply for a license in another jurisdiction without having to retake the licensure examinations. This suggests that the provision is outlining the specific requirements and criteria that foreign citizens must meet in order to be eligible for reciprocity and obtain licensure in architecture.Rate this question:
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Who shall accredit Continuing Professional Development providers?
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UAP
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Board of Architecture
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CHED
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Schools of architecture
Correct Answer
A. Board of ArchitectureExplanation
The correct answer is the Board of Architecture. The Board of Architecture is responsible for accrediting Continuing Professional Development providers. Continuing Professional Development is important for professionals in the field of architecture to stay updated with the latest knowledge and skills. Therefore, the Board of Architecture ensures that the providers offering such programs meet the required standards and deliver quality education and training to architects.Rate this question:
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Which is a prohibition in the practice of Architecture?
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A person claiming architectural work without using the title "Architect"
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A person enticing a registered architect to first execute a written contract
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Solicitation of architectural work by registered architects
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A government architect signing for architectural plans prepared under his supervision
Correct Answer
A. A person claiming architectural work without using the title "Architect"Explanation
A prohibition in the practice of architecture is when a person claims to do architectural work without using the title "Architect". This means that individuals who are not qualified or licensed as architects should not falsely represent themselves as architects and engage in architectural work. This prohibition ensures that only qualified professionals are allowed to practice architecture and protects the integrity and standards of the profession.Rate this question:
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The government architect-of-record shall collect from the concerned national or local agency an incentive pay to cover the civil liabilities in the equivalent amount of ___% of the project cost of every project provided it shall not exceed ___% of his annual salary which shall be paid full completion of the project.
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1% / 50%
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1.5% / 50%
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1% / 80%
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1.5% / 80%
Correct Answer
A. 1.5% / 50%Explanation
The government architect-of-record is entitled to an incentive pay to cover civil liabilities. This pay is a percentage of the project cost, which is 1.5%. However, there is a limit to the amount that can be collected, which is 50% of the architect's annual salary. Therefore, the correct answer is 1.5% / 50%.Rate this question:
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Which does not comply with the conditions for foreign nationals to secure temporary/special permits.
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A citizen of a country where Filipino architects are permitted to practice
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Legally qualified to practice in his country
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Working with a Filipino counterpart
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Many Filipino Architects have similar expertise and specialization
Correct Answer
A. A citizen of a country where Filipino architects are permitted to practiceExplanation
The given answer states that a citizen of a country where Filipino architects are permitted to practice does not comply with the conditions for foreign nationals to secure temporary/special permits. This implies that the conditions require foreign nationals to be from a country where Filipino architects are not permitted to practice. Therefore, being a citizen of a country where Filipino architects are permitted to practice would not meet the conditions for securing temporary/special permits.Rate this question:
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What method of compensation is most suitable for compensating the Architect's services for the pre-design phase?
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Multiple of direct personnel expense
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Lump sum or fixed fee
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Per-diem plus reimbursible expenses
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Professional fee plus expenses
Correct Answer
A. Multiple of direct personnel expenseExplanation
The most suitable method of compensation for compensating the Architect's services for the pre-design phase is a multiple of direct personnel expense. This means that the architect's compensation will be calculated based on a multiple of the direct personnel expense incurred during the pre-design phase. This method takes into account the costs associated with the architect's time and effort, ensuring that they are adequately compensated for their services.Rate this question:
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A method of compensation frequently used where there is a continuing relationship on a series of projects.:
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Multiple of direct personnel expense
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Percentage of construction cost
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Professional fee plus expenses
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Lump sum or fixed fee
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A. Professional fee plus expensesExplanation
In a continuing relationship on a series of projects, it is common to use the method of compensation known as professional fee plus expenses. This means that the compensation for the work done includes a fee for the professional services provided, along with any additional expenses incurred during the project. This method allows for a fair and transparent way of compensating for the ongoing work and ensures that all costs are accounted for.Rate this question:
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The Project Construction Cost referred to in the compensation of the Architect for his Regular Design Fee means the cost of the completed structure which include one of the following:
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Grottos
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Movable pieces of furniture
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Swimming pool
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Communications and electronic system
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A. GrottosExplanation
Project Construction Cost, as referred, means the cost of the completed structure to the Owner including plumbing and electrical fixtures, mechanical equipment, elevators, escalators, air-conditioning system, automatic fire-sprinkler system, alarm and clock system, communications and electronic system, elements attached to the building and all items indicated in the drawings designed y or specified by the Architect and his consultant. Other items, if designed and planned by the Architect, such as movable pieces of furniture, cabinets, covered walks, grottos, pools, landscaping and other items of similar nature are to be paid for separately by the Owner to the Architect. (Refer to UAP Doc 401: Owner-Architect Agreement)Rate this question:
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Included under Part 1 of a three-part section specification format.
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General Requirements
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Mixes
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Fabrication
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Installation
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A. General RequirementsExplanation
The correct answer is "General Requirements". In a three-part section specification format, Part 1 typically includes general requirements that are applicable to the entire project. This section provides information on the overall scope of work, project conditions, quality control requirements, and other general guidelines that need to be followed. It serves as an introduction to the specific requirements outlined in Parts 2 and 3.Rate this question:
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What percentage of the Architect's Basic Fee is for the liability of the Architect under the Civil Code?
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5%
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10%
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15%
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20%
Correct Answer
A. 10%Explanation
The correct answer is 10%. This suggests that the liability of the Architect under the Civil Code accounts for 10% of the Architect's Basic Fee. This means that if any legal issues or claims arise, the Architect would be responsible for 10% of the fee.Rate this question:
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Which is an unethical action with respect to the Architect's responsibility to his client?
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Undertakes construction for a fixed contract sum under design-build service
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Does not offer preliminary sketches without an agreement
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Advises client to forego unviable project
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Guarantee any estimates or cost of the work
Correct Answer
A. Guarantee any estimates or cost of the workExplanation
The unethical action with respect to the Architect's responsibility to his client is guaranteeing any estimates or cost of the work. This is unethical because it creates false expectations for the client and may lead to financial harm or disputes if the actual costs exceed the guaranteed estimates. It is important for architects to provide accurate and transparent cost estimates to clients, but they should not guarantee them as unforeseen circumstances or changes in the project scope can impact the final costs.Rate this question:
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Approved form of security furnished by the Contractor and his Surety as a guarantee to the quality of the materials and equipment installed and the workmanship performed by the Contractor.
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Payment Bond
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Performance Bond
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Guarantee Bond
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Proposal Bond
Correct Answer
A. Guarantee BondExplanation
A guarantee bond is a form of security provided by the contractor and their surety to ensure the quality of materials, equipment, and workmanship. This bond serves as a guarantee that the contractor will fulfill their obligations and meet the required standards. It provides reassurance to the project owner that if any issues arise with the materials or workmanship, they will be rectified by the contractor.Rate this question:
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What pre-design service involves investigating, identifying and documenting the needs of the client for use in the design of the project?
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Economic Feasibility Studies
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Space Management Studies
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Architectural Programming
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Site Selection and Analysis.
Correct Answer
A. Architectural ProgrammingExplanation
Architectural programming is a pre-design service that involves investigating, identifying, and documenting the needs of the client for use in the design of the project. This process helps architects understand the requirements and objectives of the client, including functional, aesthetic, and budgetary considerations. By gathering this information, architects can develop a comprehensive understanding of the project's scope and develop a design that meets the client's needs effectively. Economic feasibility studies, space management studies, and site selection and analysis are also important pre-design services, but they do not specifically focus on investigating and documenting the client's needs like architectural programming does.Rate this question:
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Which is included in the Architect's Professional Fee?
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Fees for soil tests
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Fees for electronic system design
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Fees for topograhical surveys
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Fees for mechanical systems design
Correct Answer
A. Fees for mechanical systems designExplanation
The architect's professional fee includes fees for mechanical systems design. This means that the architect's fee covers the cost of designing and planning the mechanical systems, such as heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, for the project. This is an important aspect of the architectural design process as it ensures that the building has efficient and effective mechanical systems in place.Rate this question:
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If portions of the buildings are erected at different periods of time, thus increasing the Architect's construction period and burden of services, the charges pertaining to services rendered shall be doubled. A suspension of construction for a period not exceeding ____ months shall not be covered by this provision.
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3 months
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4 months
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6 months
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6 months
Correct Answer
A. 6 monthsExplanation
If there is a suspension of construction for a period not exceeding 6 months, the charges pertaining to services rendered will not be doubled. This means that if there is a pause in construction for a period of 6 months or less, the architect will not face any additional burden or costs for their services.Rate this question:
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What is the minimum basic fee for parking structures with a project construction cost of P40M?
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P 2.4 M
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P 2.8M
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P 3.2 M
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P 3.6M
Correct Answer
A. P 2.4 MExplanation
The minimum basic fee for parking structures with a project construction cost of P40M is P 2.4 M. This means that regardless of the actual construction cost, the minimum fee that needs to be paid for parking structures is P 2.4 M.Rate this question:
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