Prof. Prac. Part 4

AN ARCHITECT DREW UP

PLANS FOR A FAMILY. THE OWNERS

WENT ABROAD AFTER A YEAR, THE

OWNER RETURNED BUT INSTRUCTED

THE ARCHITECT TO HELP THEM FIND A

NEW LOT, THE TASK WOULD ENTAIL

THE ARCHITECT'S PERSONAL TIME.

How much is the Architect compensated after

he completed all plans and documents for

construction?

• 65%

• 75%

• 90%

• 80%

As an architect, you have been commissioned

by your Aunt who helped you so much of

financing your BS Architecture studies. If the

residential project is worth Ten million pesos, how

much is your minimum professional fee

considering the help of your Aunt on your

education?

• Free

• 1,000,000 in Pesos

• 100,000 in Pesos

• 500,000 in Pesos

AN ARCHITECT WENT TO

SINGAPORE FOR WORK. HIS CAREER

WAS VERY GOOD AND ENJOYED LIFE

OVER THE YEARS. AFTER 15 YEARS, HE

AND HIS FAMILY DECIDED TO GIVE UP

HIS PHILIPPINE PASSPORT AND

CHANGE THEIR CITIZENSHIP TO

SINGAPORE CITIZEN. LIKE OTHER

COUNTRIES, SINGAPORE DOESN'T

ALLOW DUAL CITIZENSHIP CONTRARY

WITH THE FIL-AMERICAN WHO HAS

DUAL CITIZENSHIP. AFTER A COUPLE

OF MONTHS, THE ARCHITECT WENT

HOME AND MET HIS HIGH SCHOOL

CLASSMATE WHO'S IS A DEVELOPER.

EVENTUALLY HE GOT A SUBDIVISION

PROJECT FROM HIS CLASSMATE BUT

WHEN HE SUBMITTED THE

CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS OBO

DIDN'T APPROVED THE BUILDING

PERMIT.

What went wrong?

• The architect is already a Singaporean and not

  allowed to practice in Philippines.

• The architect should have a permit to practice

  from PRBOA hence that he is a previous Filipino

  RLA.

• The architect to sign and seal the drawings.

• Error found in the drawings.

AN ARCHITECT WENT TO

SINGAPORE FOR WORK. HIS CAREER

WAS VERY GOOD AND ENJOYED LIFE

OVER THE YEARS. AFTER 15 YEARS, HE

AND HIS FAMILY DECIDED TO GIVE UP

HIS PHILIPPINE PASSPORT AND

CHANGE THEIR CITIZENSHIP TO

SINGAPORE CITIZEN. LIKE OTHER

COUNTRIES, SINGAPORE DOESN'T

ALLOW DUAL CITIZENSHIP CONTRARY

WITH THE FIL-AMERICAN WHO HAS

DUAL CITIZENSHIP. AFTER A COUPLE

OF MONTHS, THE ARCHITECT WENT

HOME AND MET HIS HIGH SCHOOL

CLASSMATE WHO'S IS A DEVELOPER.

EVENTUALLY HE GOT A SUBDIVISION

PROJECT FROM HIS CLASSMATE BUT

WHEN HE SUBMITTED THE

CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS OBO

DIDN'T APPROVED THE BUILDING

PERMIT.

Would the Filipino Architect able to legally

practice in Singapore?

• Yes, because he is international recognize RLA.

• Yes, because he is qualified.

• No, because Philippine Licensure are not

  recognized in Singapore.

• None of the above

AN ARCHITECT WENT TO

SINGAPORE FOR WORK. HIS CAREER

WAS VERY GOOD AND ENJOYED LIFE

OVER THE YEARS. AFTER 15 YEARS, HE

AND HIS FAMILY DECIDED TO GIVE UP

HIS PHILIPPINE PASSPORT AND

CHANGE THEIR CITIZENSHIP TO

SINGAPORE CITIZEN. LIKE OTHER

COUNTRIES, SINGAPORE DOESN'T

ALLOW DUAL CITIZENSHIP CONTRARY

WITH THE FIL-AMERICAN WHO HAS

DUAL CITIZENSHIP. AFTER A COUPLE

OF MONTHS, THE ARCHITECT WENT

HOME AND MET HIS HIGH SCHOOL

CLASSMATE WHO'S IS A DEVELOPER.

EVENTUALLY HE GOT A SUBDIVISION

PROJECT FROM HIS CLASSMATE BUT

WHEN HE SUBMITTED THE

CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS OBO

DIDN'T APPROVED THE BUILDING

PERMIT.

If the Filipino RLA would not able to legally

practice in Singapore, what must he do?

• Study Master of Architecture at accredited

  university in Singapore

• Get recognition for APEC Architects

• Study Master of Architecture at accredited

  university in Philippines

• All of the above

After passing the architecture licensure

examination you and your classmates have

managed set-up an architecture practice in your

hometown. What is the first thing to do?

• Hire an accountant

• Go SEC and register your company

• Go DTI and get business name

• Set goal and objectives

As a practicing architect, what would you

think is the purpose of hiring an accountant?

• To prepare SALN

• For financial stability

• To stabilized your practice

• To compute billing

Twenty years after passing the board exam

you have work across Australia and Asia. With

these experience, a client in Malaysia

commissioned you to design his dream house.

Hence, that you are not a Registered Architect in

Malaysia, what would you do to be able to get

projects legally in the said country?

• Take a licensure exam in Malaysia

• Apply for ASEAN Architect

• Study a Masters in Malaysia

• Marry a Malaysian Architect

What is reciprocity means in cross border

practice of architecture?

• Get projects without licensure exam

• Set up office oversees with reciprocity

• Practice and collaborate with local architect

• Practice with low fee

What is reciprocity means in cross border

practice of architecture?

• Get projects without licensure exam

• Set up office oversees with reciprocity

• Practice and collaborate with local architects

• Practice with low fee