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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Architecture - the blending of aesthetics, functions,
space and
materials-results from the application of the skills of
many people. Time
and Technology have moved to a level where other allied
professions are
needed to complete, complement or supplement he
necessary services
for a building project. Today, the environmental design
professions, of
which architecture has a lead part, are involved with a tot
commitment to
improving the way we live.
1.2 The Architects main responsibility to his client is to
produce a
structure that will house the activity it was intended for
that is well-planned,
Soundly constructed, aesthetically satisfying and within
the
Financial limitation of the project.
prescribes
furniture
and
interior
design
finishes
appropriate for
different activities and spaces and prepares furniture and
furnishing
layout.
b. prepares the design and schedule of furniture giving
their
dimensions, specifications and locations.
c. assists the client in conducing bids or negotiations with
furniture
fabricators and other suppliers.
d. checks and approves samples of materials and shop
drawings of
to
he
continuing
evolution
of
products
and
techniques in sound
control, communications and electronics, there is a wider
flexibility in the
design of the interior environment.
Thus, the Architect together with his Consultants are able
to build, an
environment that answers he sophisticated demands of
varied activities
within an enclosed space.
2. EXPERTISE
2.1 The Architect is the prime professional commissioned
by the Client to
design the structure and all its utilities and to coordinate
the works of all
allied design professionals involved in the project.
2.2
As
acoustic,
communication
and
electronic
Check
and
approve
samples
of
materials
and
equipment.
e. Conduct final inspection of work and equipment.
f. Assist the Client to evaluate the amount due the
Contractor.
4. PAYMENTS
4.1 The fee for acoustic, communication and electronic
engineering
services shall be from 10% to 15% of the cost of the work
depending on
the magnitude and complexity of the work required by
the project.
4.2 The fee of the Architect as stipulated above includes
the fee of the
consultants working with the Architect.
4.3 Should the Client hire separately the services of the
Consultants, the
fee of said Consultants shall be on the account of the
Client paid directly
by the Client. In such a case, the fee of he Architect for
coordinating the
works of the Consultants and relating their works with the
design concept
of the Architect will the 5% of the Cost of the Work.
4.4 Cost of the Work means the total cost of all
equipment, utilities and
2. EXPERTISE
2.1 Normally, landscaping of small projects can be done
by the Architect
and his staff.If the project, however, is big in scale, the
Architect may hire
other professionals as Consultants.
3. SCOPE OF SERVICES
3.1 In order to come up with a well balanced design of the
environment,
the Architect offers he following services:
a. prepares he general ground modeling plan and
planting layout.
b. prepares drawings and specifications of needed utility
lines.
c. prepares schedule of shrubs, trees and other plants.
d. prepares details of landscaping elements.
e.assists the Client in conducting bids or negotiations
with landscape
contractors.
f. checks and approves samples of materials.
with
its
surroundings as well. In
relation
with
the
immediate
degree
of
economy,
social
amenities,
convenience and
aesthetics.
2.2
It is approached
through a mechanism
which
provides
dimensional
perspective
to
dimensional plan. By
virtue of the Architects training and experience in
coordinating the works
of a multi disciplinary team, the Architect becomes the
logical prime
professional responsible for the direction of the team
efforts to deal with
the planning work.
3.2 The physical planning services of the Architect is
separate and
distinct from the Architects regular services. The latter
being concerned
with the production of a structure of building with all its
attendant
sophistications and complexities while the former is
concerned with the
general quality of the setting for people, activities,
buildings and other
Parks,
Educational
Campuses,
Housing
Subdivisions and
the like, the services are as follows:
a. confers with the Client on project requirements and
secures
DEFINITION
OF
COMPREHENSIVE
PLANNING
SERVICES
2.1 Comprehensive Planning Services is the range of all
services offered
by the environmental-planner from data base gathering
to environmental
impact statements up to the formulation of the Master
Development Plan.
2.2 In the formulation of the Master Development Plan,
the following
components are to be considered:
a. Physical Component
Concerned with land use and the changes which occur
within the
commitment
and
technical
experience
as
coordinator of several
disciplines, he is qualified as the Environmental Planner
and leader of the
multi-disciplinary team to offer Comprehensive Planning
Services
prepares
concept
development
plans,
policies,
implementing
strategies to arrive at the Master Development Plan.
6. COMPENSATION FEES
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 2
UAP DOC. 203 SPECIALIZED ALLIED SERVICES
GROUP #
GROUP MEMBERS:
DELFIN, PATRICK
ESCALA, CHRISTIAN
MADURO, WESTIN
NOBLE, RENDELL
RAMIREZ, JUSTIN LEWIS
VILORIA, JESSIE VILLAMORE III
SUBMITTED TO:
ARCH. BERNABE LAZARTE, JR.