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laws and guidelines that govern

architectural practice in the Philippines

office procedures, contract documents,

contract agreements, project

implementation

related disciplines and inter-disciplinary project teams

global practice

coverage


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Images of

Societal Roles

Expectations Individual Inclinations

concept of profession

Academic requirements

Training requirements

Examination Requirements Continuing Education

Code of Ethics

Standards of Practice

Professional Organizations


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PD 223

PROFESSIONAL REGULATION COMMISSION

concept of profession

JUNE 22, 1973

Composition

Exercise of Powers

& Functions

Compensation

Powers of PRC

Powers, Functions

& Responsibilities

of Various Boards

Names of Various

Boards Transfer of

Personnel, Funds,

Records,etc.

Repealing Clause


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Basic Requirements:

at least 40 years old

5 years managerial experience

PD 223

THE PROFESSIONAL REGULATION COMMISSION

PRC COMPOSITION

Composition

Exercise of Powers

& Functions

Compensation

Powers of PRC

Powers, Functions

& Responsibilities

of Various Boards

Names of Various

Boards

Transfer of

Personnel, Funds,

Records,etc.

Repealing Clause

3- man Commission:

1 full-time Commissioner ( 9 years)

1 full-time Associate Commissioner (6 years)

1 full-time Associate Commissioner (3 years)


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PRC POWERS

Enforce regulatory policies of National Government

Promulgate and execute rules

Oversee activities of various Boards

Oversee licensure exams

Maintain record of Professionals

Issue Certificates of Registration/ Licenses

Maintain records of various boards

Fix and collect charges and fees


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PRC POWERS

Appoint officials and employees

Recommend members of various Boards

Evaluate foreigners application for Certificate ofRegistration

Supervise practicing foreigners

Prescribe academic requisites

look into conditions affecting professional practice

act on violations of rules/regulations evaluate application for registration without examination prepare and administer the licensure exams


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RULES & REGULATIONSGOVERNING THE PRACTICE OFPROFESSIONS

Article IV- Administrative Investigations

procedures for filing of complaint against a

professional or an examinee for

immoral or dishonorable conduct;

insanity;

conviction of a criminal offense involving moral turpitude;

unprofessional or unethical conduct;

gross negligence or incompetence in the practice of the

profession;

the use or perpetration of fraud or deceit in the acquisition of

registration certificate


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RULES & REGULATIONSGOVERNING THE PRACTICE OFPROFESSIONS

Article VIII- Ocular Inspection of Plants, Establishments,

etc.

visitorial powers to gather information on

nature, terms and conditions of employment of professionals

equipment, machinery and operating procedures


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RULES & REGULATIONSGOVERNING THE PRACTICE OF

PROFESSIONS

Article IX- Accreditation of Professional

Organizations

qualificationsfor accreditation established in good faith

established for professional ends

substantial number of members homogeneous composition

national in scope


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PROFESSIONALORGANIZATIONS

Rationale for Professional Organizations

Need for continuing education

Support for and recognition of PRC-accredited

Professional Organizations

Prioritization of members in hiring andengagement of services

LOI NO. 1000

MARCH 20, 1980


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THE PRACTICE OFARCHITECTURE

PRC CIRCULAR 85-15/ BOA NO. 10

JUNE 5, 1985

The Architect-in-Charge

Signing and Sealing of Plans Engineers and other Design

Professionals

Title Blocks


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THE ARCHITECTS NATIONAL CODE

JUNE 5, 1985


THE VIRTUES OF AN ARCHITECT

May the Architect be high-minded;

not arrogant, but faithful;Just and easy to deal with,

without avarice;

Not let his mind be occupied in receiving gifts,

But let him preserve his good name

with dignity.

Marcus VitruviusPollio


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SEPT.19, 1979


THE VALUE OF AN ARCHITECT

The Architect creates mans

environment through hisawareness and sensitive

handling of spaces that fit the

scale of human experience.

The resulting quality of the

form-envelope manifested asa structure or building gives

rise to mans appreciation of

beauty and order in the

physical world


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THE VALUE OFAN ARCHITECT

The Architects deliberationsdetermine how people will be

placed in relationship to one

another, how whole societies

will work, play, eat, sleep,

recreate, travel, worship, or

in short how people will live

in consonance with their

culture and nationalaspirations.

His objective is to bring order tomans environment to cause it to

function properly within a

structure that is safe and

healthful and to impart to the

whole world a beauty and

distinction that is appropriate toour time


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RA 545: AN ACT TO REGULATE THE PRACTICE OF

ARCHITECTURE IN THE PHILIPPINES

JUNE 17, 1950


Article I:OrganizationBoard of

ExaminersRoster of

Architects

Article III: SundryProvisions Prohibitions

Non-registration

Corporations

Practice of otherProfessions Article II:

Registration andExamination

Certificate of

Registration

Issuance,

suspension,revocation of

registration

Inhibitions against

the practice

Authorship defined

Seal and use ofseal

Examination

requirements,

schedule, subjects


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BOARD OF EXAMINERS Filipino citizen

in active practice

not a faculty member of any architectural school

TERM OF OFFICE : 3 years


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Use of the Title/ Offering of Services

Certificate of Registration

Examinations/ Re-examinations

Seal and Use of Seal

Authorship


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The act of planning,architectural and structuraldesigning, specifying,supervising and givinggeneral administration andresponsible direction to theerection, enlargement oralterations of buildings and

architectural design ofengineering structures orany part thereof.

general practice

the scientific, aesthetic and

orderly coordination of all the

process which enter into the

production of a completebuilding and structure performed

through the medium of unbiased

preliminary studies of plans,

consultations, specifications,

conferences, evaluations,

investigations...


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REGISTRATION

as prescribed by city/municipal

building ordinances

enlargement/alteration for farm

purposes; cost not more than

P10,000.00

for personal or family use

draftsmen, students,

clerks-of-work, employees

under the supervision oftheir employer

exemption fromregistration


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REGISTRATION

Building of concrete Building of more than 2 stories

Building frames of structural steel

Buildings for public gatherings

maestro de obras

Consultants from the Armed Forces of US and Philippines

Government consultants

other exemptions


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EXAMINATION

qualifications

at least 21 years of age

good reputation and moral character

completed the high school course or its

equivalent

graduate of a four-year course in architecture orits equivalent

has two years of diversified experience


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EXAMINATION

revocation of certificate

Signed and sealed documents not prepared or

supervised by him/her

paid extra money to secure certificate

falsely impersonated a practitioner; practiced under

fictitious name

aided in the practice of unauthorized persons


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EXAMINATION

subjects of exam

Architectural Design

History and Theory Architectural Engineering

Architectural Practice and Materials

Building Materials and Methods of Construction

Second Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays of January andJuly

Report of ratings within 120 days

Re-examinations allowed for three consecutive times

schedule of exam


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REGISTRATION

non-issuance of certificate

The Board of Examiners shall refuse to issue or renew a

Certificate of Registration to any person convicted by a court

of competent jurisdiction of any criminal offense involving

moral turpitude or to any person guilty of immoral or

dishonorable conduct or to any person of unsound mind.


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REGISTRATION

suspension and revocation

of certificate

Signed contract documents not authored by him/her

Paid to secure Certificate of Registration

Impersonated or practiced under a fictitious name

Aided in the practice of a person not authorized topractice


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REGISTRATION

other issues

Promotion of Services

Need for Advocacy and Critiquing Political Affiliation

The Continuing Professional Education

Intellectual Property Rights

In view of advanced Info Tech

Definition of Original Work


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teaching architectureSubjects leading to the degree of B.S. Architecture

Architectural Design

Planning

Architectural Structures

Theory of ArchitecturalDesign

Building Technology

History of Architecture

Professional Practice

Housing

Tropical Design

Research Methods forArchitecture

Utilities


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CIVIL CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES - ARTICLE 1723

June 18, 1949

The engineer or architect who drew up the plans and specifications for a building is

liable for damages iffifteen (15) years from completion of the structure the same

should collapse by reason of a defect in those plans and specifications, or due to thedefects in the ground.

The contractor is, likewise, responsible for the damages if the edifice falls, within

the same period, on account ofdefects in the construction or the use of materials ofinferior quality furnished by him, or due to any violation of the termsof the contract.

If the engineer or architect supervises the construction, he shall be solidarily liable

with the contractor.

The action must be brought within ten (10) years following the collapse of the

building.

ARCHITECTURE &RELATED PROFESSIONS


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PROFESSIONAL REGULATORY LAWS

UAP DOC. 211


Board Resolution No. 9 : The Scope of the Practice of Architecture

Board Resolution No. 10: Architecture and Civil Engineering

Board Resolution No. 21 : Architecture and Interior Designing

Board Resolution No. 22: Architecture and Landscape Designing Board Resolution No. 27: Rules and Regulations governing the

practice of Interior Design by Non-Architects

Board Resolution No. 3 : Rules and Regulations governing the practiceof Landscape Architecture by Non-Architects

Construction Managementarchitecture


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PROFESSIONAL REGULATORY LAWS UAP DOC. 211


Physical & Land Use Planning

Site Selection, Analysis & Utilization

Landscaping

Subdivision Planning Housing Design

Town & City Planning

Environmental Site Analysis

Community Architecture

Space Programming

Architectural Detailing

Interior Designing

Construction Management

Project Management

Works Supervision

Estimating

Construction Administration

Architectural Lighting

Architectural Acoustics

Mechanical, Electrical & Sanitary

Systems

Teaching Major Archl Subjects

Project Feasibility, Financing,

Promotional Studies

Bldg.Maintenance & Admin.

architecture

civil engineering


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UAP DOC. 211


civil engineering

Public works such as : land

surveying, bldg.of highways,

bridges, waterways, harbors,

artificial water supply,sewage disposal, irrigation

Design and construction of

streets, bridges, highways,

railroads, airports & hangars,port-works, canals, river and

shore improvements,

lighthouses, flood protection,

drainage, tunnels

Demolition of permanent

structures

interior design


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PROFESSIONAL REGULATORY LAWS UAP

DOC. 211


interior design

Qualifications

Holder of BS Architecture

A Baccalaureate Degree major in

Interior Design

A Baccalaureate Degree with atleast 60 units of Interior Design

Subjects of Examination

Interior Design Furniture Design and Construction

Materials of Decoration

Professional Ethics, Contracts,

Specifications and Business

Procedures

History of Arts and Period Styles

Building Construction

landscape architecture


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UAP DOC. 211



Qualifications

Holder of BS Architecture

Baccalaureate Degree Major

in Landscape Architecture

Any Baccalaureate Degree

with at least 60 units of

Landscape Architecture

Subjects of Examination

Landscape Design

Ecology and Nature Conservation

Landscaping Technology & Materials

Planting Design & Interior Plantscaping

Professional Practice and Ethics

History of Landscape Architecture and

Theory


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UAP DOC. 211



Arranging, changing and development of natural scenery and land areas to

produce the most desirable effect for human use and enjoyment of variousoutdoor spaces such as gardens, resorts, national and public parks,

zoological and botanical gardens, greenbelts, cemeteries, plazas, patios,

yards, outdoor shopping, promenades, traffic islands, easements and circles.

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UAP DOC 211


environmental planning

Activities concerned with the management and development of land, as

well as the preservation, conservation, and rehabilitation of the human

environmentScope of Practice:

development of a community, town, city or region

development of a site for particular needs

land use and zoning

pre-investment/ feasibility studies

Qualifications

Graduate or Bachelors degree in a field related to planning such as

architecture, civil engineering, geography, economics, public administration or

sociology

2-4 years planning experience

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