An organizational arrangement between two or more architectural firms to share

resources, expertise, and responsibilities for projects that may be too large, complex, or specialized for a

single firm.

A temporary partnership between two or more firms formed for a specific project that ends

once the project is completed. It is common in large-scale projects.

A loose, temporary association of multiple firms that pools specialized expertise and capacity

while remaining independent.

A long-term, ongoing cooperation between firms that is not limited to a single project.

To effectively manage the risks and opportunities, a risk and opportunity

management plan is used by businesses, it determines the risks & opportunities that

may occur and evaluates procedures to minimizes the impact to the business.

unclear agreements, scope changes, or disputes over

responsibilities between parties.

a neutral third party facilitates

communication to reach a

compromise.

the last resort where disputes are

taken to court, often costly and time-

consuming.

Distribution of financial, technical & legal exposure.

Enables handling of larger/more complex projects.

Useful for government mega-projects that require

extensive documentation/fast delivery.

The process of identifying customer needs and finding the most effective

ways to satisfy them.

A management practice focused on building and

maintaining relationships and mutual interests between

organizations and their publics.

A series of activities that allow the architect to gain visibility and

recognition within the community.

Refers to the means by which an architect

acquires commissions to ensure financial

sustainability and build a firm's reputation.

___________ is the most common project sourcing, through reputation,

referrals, or past works (trusted sources from

satisfied clients).

building strong professional connections

with potential clients, developers, and industry

professionals.

the most common and

prevalent way of promotion.

Used to visually showcase

architectural project.

Resembling to a portfolio.

Manages irregular income through forecasting, receivables

tracking, and reserves.

The Contractor may request payment monthly based on completed work from the

approved breakdown, subject to a ____% retention until 50% of the contract is

completed, after which no further retention is applied.

The process of securing funds to start, sustain, or

grow an architecture practice.

Can be from internal (savings, retained earnings) or

external (loans, investors) sources.

When architects provide

services in another country outside their own.

Architectural practice done across

different countries.

Hiring people from another country to do

design or drafting work, often at lower cost.

In the Philippines, only licensed Filipino

architects or majority Filipino-owned firms can legally

offer architectural services, as regulated by the PRC to

ensure safety and quality.

The law that

governs and protects the practice of architecture in the

Philippines.

The Philippine government agency that licenses and

regulates professionals, including architects.

Philippine Legal Framework (RA 9266 – Architecture Act of 2004)

Section 28: Foreign architects can practice

independently and must collaborate with a Filipino PRC-licensed architect.

Philippine Legal Framework (RA 9266 – Architecture Act of 2004)

Section 37: Requires a Temporary/Special Permit from

the PRC and ______.

APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) is a

group of _____ member economies around the

Pacific Ocean that work together to promote free

trade, economic cooperation, and sustainable

growth in the region.

APEC Requirements & Qualifications:

-VALID PRC LICENSE IN GOOD STANDING

-____+ YEARS PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (POST-LICENSURE)

-____+ YEARS INDEPENDENT PRACTICE (PROJECT-IN-CHARGE)

-NO DISCIPLINARY RECORD

The periodic process of maintaining an ASEAN Architect’s

registration by updating professional records or continuing education.

Is the official government agency or body in a country that is legally

responsible for regulating and licensing a specific profession — such as

architecture, engineering, medicine, or accountancy.

Means the ability of qualified professionals — such as architects, engineers, or doctors

— to move, work, and offer their services across different countries within the ASEAN

region (or internationally), without needing to requalify or retrain in each country.

Recognition of qualifications to become an ASEAN architect:

• A minimum of _____ years of continuous practice of

architecture.

It’s a formal agreement between

ASEAN governments where they trust each other’s

systems and training standards.

Eligibility of an ASEAN Architect (AA) to Practice in a Host Country:

Once approved, the applicant shall be permitted to work as a Registered

Foreign Architect (RFA), either in independent practice or in collaboration

with one or more licensed Architects of the Host Country.

ASEAN stands for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, a geopolitical and economic organization of ____ member states in Southeast Asia. Established in 1967, its primary goals are to accelerate economic growth, social progress, and cultural development.

Recognition of qualifications to become an ASEAN architect:

• - 1. Completed an accredited architectural degree at least ____ years.

Recognition of qualifications to become an ASEAN architect:

• - Certification from the ________________ of the country of origin, with no record

of crimes or violations for the practice of architecture

Aligns licensing standards

across ASEAN to ensure

fair and transparent

qualification processes.