Architecture Quiz

What is the first step to becoming a licensed architect?

• Become a government architect

• Work as a construction manager

• Pass the PRC Licensure Exam

• Obtain an academic degree in BS Architecture

What is required to qualify as an ASEAN Architect?

• Pass the ASEAN Architect Exam

• Have an additional academic degree

• Demonstrate compliance with set requirements

• Pay a fee to the ASEAN Architect Register

Which countries are not involved in the ASEAN Mutual Recognition Arrangement on Architectural Services?

• Japan, China, Korea

• India, Australia, New Zealand

• Brunei, Indonesia, Thailand

• Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam

What is the role of an ASEAN Architect in specific projects?

• Teach architectural history

• Practice architecture in competent areas

• Manage construction sites

• Design buildings

How can Filipino architects enhance their professional development within the ASEAN region?

• By ignoring regional practices

• By collaborating with local architects

• By avoiding cultural differences

• By working in isolation

What are some challenges Filipino architects may face in practicing in a different ASEAN country?

• Similar cultural preferences

• Language barriers

• Identical regulations

• No challenges at all

What advantage might Filipinos have in becoming an ASEAN member?

• Access to exclusive projects

• No advantages

• Higher licensing fees

• Cultural exchange opportunities

How can design conflicts arising from cultural preferences be handled in a regional project?

• By escalating the conflicts

• By imposing Filipino culture

• By compromising and finding common ground

• By ignoring the conflicts

How would a Filipino architect navigate different building codes in a mixed-use development project?

• By following only Filipino codes

• By disregarding other countries' codes

• By consulting with local experts

• By imposing Filipino codes on all buildings

What is the purpose of the ASEAN Mutual Recognition Arrangement?

• To restrict architectural services

• To discourage collaboration

• To promote fair distribution of benefits

• To limit technological transfer