STANDARDS OF PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

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SPP VERSIONS:
“THE FINAL FORM OF SPP”

1979 SPP
BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE CREATION OF UAP

“THE NEW SPP”

2010 SPP
BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE MANDATES OF “IRR OF RA 9266”

“METHODS OF COMPENSATION”

2016 SPP
BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE MANDATES OF PRBOA
SPP VERSIONS:
“THE FINAL FORM OF SPP”

1979 SPP
BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE CREATION OF UAP

“THE NEW SPP”

2010 SPP
BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE MANDATES OF “IRR OF RA 9266”

“METHODS OF COMPENSATION”

2016 SPP
BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE MANDATES OF PRBOA
SPP VERSIONS:
“THE FINAL FORM OF SPP”

1979 UAP DOCUMENTS

BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE CREATION OF UAP

“THE NEW SPP”

2010 SPP
BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE MANDATES OF “IRR OF RA 9266”

“METHODS OF COMPENSATION”

ARCHITECT’S GUIDELINES
BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE MANDATES OF PRBOA
“THE NEW SPP” “METHODS OF COMPENSATION”

2010 SPP ARCHITECT’S GUIDELINES

BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE MANDATES OF “IRR OF RA 9266” BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE MANDATES OF PRBOA

Promulgated as Part of the

IRR of Republic Act No. 9266, known as
“The Architecture Act of 2004”
Architect’s Guidelines
For Standards of Professional Practice Compliances
And to be known hereinafter as the Methods of Compensation and Schedule of Fees

SPP Documents UAP-IAPOA DOC 210

(Replacing the 1979 UAP Doc 208-B –
(Replacing the 1979 UAP Docs 201 through 209) Methods of Compensation and Schedule of Fees)
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Annex “A”

Contents:
A. General Definitions
B. Acronyms
C. General Notes on the Selection of the Architects
D. Method of Compensation
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C. GENERAL NOTES ON THE SELECTION OF THE ARCHITECT

Methods of Selection

1. Direct Selection

2. Comparative Selection

3. Architectural Design Competition

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1. Direct Selection – relatively small projects

- Reputation
- Personal or business acquaintance or recommendation of a friend
- Recommendation of the Architect’s former Client
- Recommendation of another Architect
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2. Comparative Selection – conducted by committees

- Invitation
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Invitation based on
CLIENT the Design Brief by
another Architect
ARCHITECT
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2. Comparative Selection – conducted by committees

- Invitation
- Pre-qualification
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QUALIFICATIONS

ARCHITECT
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2. Comparative Selection – conducted by committees

- Invitation
- Pre-qualification
- Interview
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ARCHITECT
SPP Documents
2. Comparative Selection – conducted by committees

- Invitation
- Pre-qualification
- Interview
- Verification
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COMMITTEE
SPP Documents
2. Comparative Selection – conducted by committees

- Invitation
- Pre-qualification
- Interview
- Verification
- Evaluation & Ranking
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COMMITTEE
SPP Documents
2. Comparative Selection – conducted by committees

- Invitation
- Pre-qualification
- Interview
- Verification
- Evaluation & Ranking
- Negotiation
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SCOPE OF
SERVICES

COMMITTEE ARCHITECT
 Methods of Compensation
1. Percentage-based Fee 2. Lump Sum or Fixed Fee 3. Time Basis
a. Percentage based on Project a. Multiple of Direct Personnel
Construction Cost Expenses
b. Unit Cost Method b. Professional Fee + Expenses
c. Value-based Pricing or c. Per Diem, Honorarium plus
Percentage of Gross Rentals Reimbursable Expenses
d. Salary cost times a multiplier,
plus direct cost or
reimbursable expenses
e. Per Diem or Hourly Basis
f. Retainer

4. Mixed Methods of Compensation

 Methods of Compensation
This method is the most common worldwide – the amount of the
1. Percentage-based Fee percentage is related to the size and the type of the project.
a. Percentage based on Project
Construction Cost It will vary depending on the classification of the building, complexity,
b. Unit Cost Method construction value, type of construction contracts and other adjustment
factors.
c. Value-based Pricing or
Percentage of Gross Rentals
This method is fair to both the Client and to the Architect.

It is flexible and easy to apply – PF of the Architect also adjusts

correspondingly on additions or deductions of the work demanded by the
project (without amending the scope of work in the service Agreement).

Professional Fee of the Architect = N% x FPCC

 Methods of Compensation
1. Percentage-based Fee
a. Percentage based on Project
Construction Cost
Charges based on a percentage of construction cost are usually
b. Unit Cost Method determined by one of the following:
c. Value-based Pricing or
Percentage of Gross Rentals
1. Probable Project Construction Cost (PPCC)
2. Awarded Project Construction Cost (APCC)
3. Final Project Construction Cost (FPCC)
 Methods of Compensation
1. Percentage-based Fee Types of Contracts for architectural design services:
a. Percentage based on Project
Construction Cost
1. Detailed Architectural and Engineering Design Services (DAEDS)
b. Unit Cost Method - Most common type of contract
c. Value-based Pricing or - Complete architectural and the normal basic engineering design services for
Percentage of Gross Rentals structural, plumbing, sanitary, mechanical, and electrical systems
- Single point responsibility for the Project Design

2. Detailed Architectural Design Services (DADS)

- Client considers a separate services of some engineering design firms
- Excludes all engineering and engineering specialist fees
- Architect is still the lead or prime professional for the Project
- Sixty percent (60%) of the corresponding stated professional fee for DAEDS
 Methods of Compensation
1. Percentage-based Fee
This method is a variation of the percentage based on project construction
a. Percentage based on Project
cost.
Construction Cost
b. Unit Cost Method
The remuneration under this method is based on cost per square meter of
c. Value-based Pricing or
the project such as room, store, buildings or another unit.
Percentage of Gross Rentals

The computed cost per area may be derived from historical data on the
average construction cost per square meter of a similar project and using
the appropriate percentage for the professional fee based on project
construction cost as defined above.
 Methods of Compensation
1. Percentage-based Fee
a. Percentage based on Project
Construction Cost
Project Example: High-rise Office Building (DAEDS)
b. Unit Cost Method
c. Value-based Pricing or
Percentage of Gross Rentals Gross Floor Area = 10,000 sqm
Non-Gross Floor Area = 2,000 sqm
Average Project Construction Cost = Php 30,000.00/sqm
Group 2 = 6% of PCC
 Methods of Compensation
1. Percentage-based Fee Compute the Professional Fee based on Unit Cost Method per sqm:
a. Percentage based on Project Php 30,000.00 x 6% = Php 1,800.00/sqm
Construction Cost
b. Unit Cost Method
Compute the Professional Fee for the Gross Floor Area:
c. Value-based Pricing or
Percentage of Gross Rentals Php 1,800.00/sqm x 10,000 sqm = Php 18,000.000.00 Fee for the GFA

Compute the Professional Fee for the Non-Gross Floor Area (50% of GFA):
Php 900.00/sqm x 2,000sqm = Php 1,800.000.00 Fee for the Non-GFA

Total Professional Fee for DAEDS Services: Php 19,800,000.00

 Methods of Compensation
1. Percentage-based Fee
The renumeration under this method is a “value pricing” based on the
a. Percentage based on Project
outcome of revenue, cost and profitability result of a project engagement
Construction Cost
or based on a measurable profit on specific revenues by the Client.
b. Unit Cost Method
c. Value-based Pricing or
Examples of such includes sales in retail facilities, leasing in housing or
Percentage of Gross Rentals
commercial office or residence developments.

For Building Administration and Management Services, where the Architect

is employed by the Client goes beyond maintenance and upkeep functions,
the renumeration may be based on a certain percentage of gross rentals.
 Methods of Compensation
1. Percentage-based Fee 2. Lump Sum or Fixed Fee 3. Time Basis
a. Percentage based on Project a. Multiple of Direct Personnel
Construction Cost Expenses
b. Unit Cost Method b. Professional Fee + Expenses
c. Value-based Pricing or c. Per Diem, Honorarium plus
Percentage of Gross Rentals Reimbursable Expenses
d. Salary cost times a multiplier,
plus direct cost or
reimbursable expenses
e. Per Diem or Hourly Basis
f. Retainer

4. Mixed Methods of Compensation

 Methods of Compensation
2. Lump Sum or Fixed Fee
This method of compensation may be used when the scope of services required can be clearly and fully defined
at the outset of the project.

It is then very important that the Client and the Architect agree on the details of the scope of the project,
schedules for design and approvals, construction schedules and other variables defining the extent of services to
be performed so that the Architect can prepare a comprehensive estimate of work hours and overhead costs.

The first method is the computation of a lump sum as an appropriate percentage of the PPCC.

The second method is direct development of a fixed amount of compensation by estimating the individual
elements of the cost outlines, plus a reasonable margin of profit, all expressed as a single lump sum.
 Methods of Compensation
2. Lump Sum or Fixed Fee

While the fee remains fixed, there may be a change in project parameters beyond the control of the Architect
that might increase or decrease the size of the project or the scope of architectural services.

It is therefore recommended to include in the Service Agreement a clearly stated time limit for the performance
of services and a provision for additional compensation for extra time used for any changes ordered by the
Owner after the preliminary design documents have been approved, with a clear understanding as to where the
final approval authority lies.
 Methods of Compensation
1. Percentage-based Fee 2. Lump Sum or Fixed Fee 3. Time Basis
a. Percentage based on Project a. Multiple of Direct Personnel
Construction Cost Expenses
b. Unit Cost Method b. Professional Fee + Expenses
c. Value-based Pricing or c. Per Diem, Honorarium plus
Percentage of Gross Rentals Reimbursable Expenses
d. Salary cost times a multiplier,
plus direct cost or
reimbursable expenses
e. Per Diem or Hourly Basis
f. Retainer

4. Mixed Methods of Compensation

 Methods of Compensation
Time-based fees are fees which are charged on an agreed-to hourly, daily, 3. Time Basis
or per month rate. This method of compensation is useful when the
a. Multiple of Direct Personnel
services are difficult to determine in advance or they are interim in nature
Expenses
and often short in duration.
b. Professional Fee + Expenses
Time-based fees are typically used for the following:
c. Per Diem, Honorarium plus
Reimbursable Expenses
- Services which are not well defined
d. Salary cost times a multiplier,
- Pre-Design Services (SPP Doc 201)
plus direct cost or
- Partial and/or additional services reimbursable expenses
- Expert witness e. Per Diem or Hourly Basis
- Expertise or professional architectural consultancy services (SPP Doc 209) f. Retainer
 Methods of Compensation
This cost-based method of compensation is applicable only to non-creative 3. Time Basis
work such as accounting, secretarial, research, data gathering, and the like.
a. Multiple of Direct Personnel
Expenses
This method of compensation is based on technical hours spent. b. Professional Fee + Expenses
c. Per Diem, Honorarium plus
Reimbursable Expenses
The computation is made by adding all cost of technical services and then
multiplying it by a multiplier (1.5 to 2.5) to cover overhead and profit. d. Salary cost times a multiplier,
plus direct cost or
reimbursable expenses
Other items such as cost of transportation, living and housing allowances
e. Per Diem or Hourly Basis
of foreign consultants, out-of-town living and housing allowances of the
local consultants and the like, are all to be charged to the Client. f. Retainer
 Methods of Compensation
3. Time Basis
a. Multiple of Direct Personnel
This method of compensation is frequently used where there is continuing
Expenses
relationship on a series of Projects.
b. Professional Fee + Expenses
c. Per Diem, Honorarium plus
It establishes an agreed fixed rate or lump sum over and above the
Reimbursable Expenses
reimbursement for the Architect's technical time and overhead.
d. Salary cost times a multiplier,
plus direct cost or
An agreement on the general scope of the work is necessary to set an reimbursable expenses
equitable fee.
e. Per Diem or Hourly Basis
f. Retainer
 Methods of Compensation
ln some cases a Client may request an Architect to do work which will 3. Time Basis
require his personal time such as: a. Multiple of Direct Personnel
Expenses
b. Professional Fee + Expenses
- Attending project-related meetings, conferences or trips
c. Per Diem, Honorarium plus
- Conducts ocular inspection of possible project sites
Reimbursable Expenses
- Conferring with others regarding prospective investments or ventures
d. Salary cost times a multiplier,
plus direct cost or
reimbursable expenses
For these activities, the Architect as agent of the Owner may be paid on a
per diem and honorarium basis plus out-of- pocket expenses such as but e. Per Diem or Hourly Basis
not limited to travel, accommodations and subsistence.
f. Retainer
 Methods of Compensation
3. Time Basis
a. Multiple of Direct Personnel
Expenses
This method is based on the total basic salaries (Direct Salary Expenses) of
all Professional Consulting Architects (PCA’s) and their staff multiplied by a b. Professional Fee + Expenses
factor from 3.0 as a multiplier plus cost of certain items that are
c. Per Diem, Honorarium plus
reimbursable to the PCA classified under "Direct Cost" or "Reimbursable
Reimbursable Expenses
Expenses". The following formula is used to compute the fee:
d. Salary cost times a multiplier,
plus direct cost or
Fee = Salary Cost (or Direct Salary Expenses) x Multiplier + Reimbursables reimbursable expenses
e. Per Diem or Hourly Basis
f. Retainer
 Methods of Compensation
This method is particularly suited to engagements involving intermittent 3. Time Basis
personal service. a. Multiple of Direct Personnel
Expenses
b. Professional Fee + Expenses
The per diem charge should be based on the complexity of the work
involved and the extent of his experience/ specialization. ln addition to the c. Per Diem, Honorarium plus
compensation based on per diem, his expenses for travel, subsistence, and Reimbursable Expenses
other out-of-pocket expenses incurred while away from his home/office
d. Salary cost times a multiplier,
shall be reimbursed by the Client.
plus direct cost or
reimbursable expenses
Hourly fees are well suited for consultation services, testimony in court, or e. Per Diem or Hourly Basis
similar work involving miscellaneous personal service.
f. Retainer
 Methods of Compensation
This method of remuneration is used when the services of a Professional
Consulting Architect (PCA) is expected to be required at intervals over a 3. Time Basis
period of time. It is a means of ensuring in advance that his services will be a. Multiple of Direct Personnel
available to the Client when required. Expenses
b. Professional Fee + Expenses
The employment of Architects on a retainer fee basis is a common practice c. Per Diem, Honorarium plus
of clients who wish to be assured of always having available the services of Reimbursable Expenses
an individual architect or architectural firm. It is also used when the
d. Salary cost times a multiplier,
services of an architect specialist are not required on a full-time basis.
plus direct cost or
reimbursable expenses
The terms of agreements for services on a retainer fee basis also vary e. Per Diem or Hourly Basis
widely, and it is important that the service to be rendered be clearly
f. Retainer
defined.
 Methods of Compensation
1. Percentage-based Fee 2. Lump Sum or Fixed Fee 3. Time Basis
a. Percentage based on Project a. Multiple of Direct Personnel
Construction Cost Expenses
b. Unit Cost Method b. Professional Fee + Expenses
c. Value-based Pricing or c. Per Diem, Honorarium plus
Percentage of Gross Rentals Reimbursable Expenses
d. Salary cost times a multiplier,
plus direct cost or
reimbursable expenses
e. Per Diem or Hourly Basis
f. Retainer

4. Mixed Methods of Compensation

 Methods of Compensation
4. Mixed Methods of Compensation

Using one method of compensation on a single project may not be applicable all the time.

ln some instances, it is advisable to use a combination of these various methods of compensation rather than
one single method. For one phase of the project, an appropriate method of compensation may be used and for
another phase, a different method of compensation may be applied.
 SPP Documents
SPP DOC 201 PRE-DESIGN SEVICES
SPP DOC 202 REGULAR DESIGN SERVICES
SPP DOC 203 SPECIALIZED ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES
SPP DOC 204 A FULL TIME SUPERVISION SERVICES
SPP DOC 204 B CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES
SPP DOC 205 POST-CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
SPP DOC 206 COMPREHENSIVE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES
SPP DOC 207 DESIGN-BUILD SERVICES
SPP DOC 208 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION
SPP DOC 209 PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL CONSULTING SERVICES
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SPP DOC 201 It will be most advantageous to the Client to involve the Architect in
SPP DOC 202 the earliest stages of the project since the Architect, if suitably
SPP DOC 203 experienced, can provide the Client with objective project analysis,
SPP DOC 204 A establishing parameters to optimize building needs vis-à-vis available
SPP DOC 204 B resources and attendant constraints.
SPP DOC 205
SPP DOC 206
The Pre- Design Services cover a broad line of architectural services
SPP DOC 207 ranging from initial problem identification to activities that would allow
SPP DOC 208 the Architect to initially conceptualize an array of architectural and
SPP DOC 209 allied solutions.
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202
The Pre-Design Services nominally include:
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A - Consultation - Architectural Programming
SPP DOC 204 B - Pre-Feasibility Studies - Space Planning
SPP DOC 205 - Feasibility Studies - Space Management Studies
SPP DOC 206
- Site Selection and Analysis - Value Management
SPP DOC 207
- Site Utilization and Land-Use Studies - Design Brief Preparation,
SPP DOC 208
- Architectural Research - Promotional Services
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 1. CONSULTATION
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
When a Client calls upon the Architect to give oral or written advice
SPP DOC 204 B
and direction, to attend conferences, to make evaluations and
SPP DOC 205
appraisals regarding a contemplated project and similar activities, the
SPP DOC 206
Architect renders valuable inputs whether or not the Client pursues
SPP DOC 207
the project.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 2. PRE-FEASIBILITY STUDIES
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
These preliminary studies involve the procurement, analysis and use of
secondary information gathered for the project to aid the Client in early
SPP DOC 204 B
decision-making. They represent the Architect’s initial assessment of a
SPP DOC 205
project’s soundness, allowing the Client to promptly explore available
SPP DOC 206
or readily identifiable directions or options. Researched, processed or
SPP DOC 207
validated secondary data are generally used for such studies e.g.
SPP DOC 208 electronic, print, etc.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 3. FEASIBILITY STUDIES
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B Detailed analysis of the project based on pre-feasibility studies will
SPP DOC 205 determine the viability of a proposed development. The studies will set
SPP DOC 206 the project against present and future trends to forecast how it will
SPP DOC 207 perform over time. This requires primary data gathering and analysis.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 4. SITE SELECTION AND ANALYSIS
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
This entails the formulation of site criteria, assistance to the Client in
SPP DOC 205
site evaluation as well as analysis to determine the most appropriate
SPP DOC 206
site or sites for a proposed project or building program.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 5. SITE UTILIZATION AND LAND-USE STUDIES
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
The detailed analysis of the site involves the identification of a site’s
SPP DOC 204 B
development potentials through the proper utilization of land. The
SPP DOC 205
analysis covers the context of the site as well as that of its surrounding
SPP DOC 206
environment and the development controls that apply to the site and
SPP DOC 207
its environs.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 6. ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 Architectural research entails the conduct of primary and secondary
SPP DOC 206 researches and assembled facts used as basis for conclusion.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 7. ARCHITECTURAL PROGRAMMING
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B This analytical problem-seeking process will lead to the statement and
SPP DOC 205 identification of both horizontal and vertical requirements in offering a
SPP DOC 206 solution. It incorporates a space program with characterizations of the
SPP DOC 207 envisioned spaces such as ambiance, cost range, etc.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 8. SPACE PLANNING
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
The Architect determines the adequate size and appropriate
SPP DOC 205
configuration and assemblage for a proposed project in consideration
SPP DOC 206
of the use, allocation and interface of spaces for given activities.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 9. SPACE MANAGEMENT STUDIES
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B An analysis of the space requirements of the project based on
SPP DOC 205 organizational structure and functional set-up pinpoints linkages and
SPP DOC 206 interaction of spaces. The formulation of the space program will serve
SPP DOC 207 as the basis for the development of the architectural plan or design.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 10. VALUE MANAGEMENT
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B This technique is applied in the cost management process to minimize
SPP DOC 205 the negative effect of simplified operations associated with many cost-
SPP DOC 206 reduction programs. The goal of value management is to achieve an
SPP DOC 207 unimpaired program at minimum cost.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 11. BRIEF DESIGN PREPARATION
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B Under design brief preparation, the Architect states the project terms
SPP DOC 205 of reference (ToR) including the concept, objectives and other
SPP DOC 206 necessary requirements to bid out architectural services (whether
SPP DOC 207 public or private).
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 12. PROMOTIONAL SERVICES
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A Projects may require promotional activities in order to develop and
SPP DOC 204 B
generate financial support and acceptance from governing agencies or
SPP DOC 205
from the general public.
SPP DOC 206 The Architect can act as the agent of the Owner by producing and
SPP DOC 207 coordinating the additional activities necessary to complete the
SPP DOC 208 services.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 MANNER OF PROVIDING SERVICES
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203 After the initial meeting with the client, the Architect must submit his
SPP DOC 204 A proposal for Pre-Design Services, stating the following:
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 - Scope of Work
SPP DOC 206 - Manner of Payment
SPP DOC 207
- Owner’s Responsibilities
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
- Other Conditions of Services
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SPP DOC 201 MANNER OF PROVIDING SERVICES
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
The Architect can render services in any of the following ways:
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 - As an individual Architect
SPP DOC 206 - Architect’s own staff
SPP DOC 207
- By Association, Consultation or Networking
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 METHOD OF COMPENSATION
SPP DOC 202
Methods of compensation for Pre-Design Services may be based on
SPP DOC 203
one of the following:
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B - MDPE
SPP DOC 205
- Professional Fee plus Expenses
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207 - Lump Sum or Fixed Fee
SPP DOC 208 - Per Diem, Honorarium plus Reimbursable Expenses
SPP DOC 209 - Mixed Methods of Compensation
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SPP DOC 201 RECOMMENDED PROFESSIONAL FEE
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
Prior to the start of any Pre-Design Services, a Professional Service
agreement between Client and Architect is necessary. The Architect
SPP DOC 204 A
should request for a five percent (5%) acceptance fee based on agreed
SPP DOC 204 B
professional fee (PF) upon signing of the agreement.
SPP DOC 205
SPP DOC 206 Client shall make progress payments upon request of the Architect
SPP DOC 207 within seven (7) calendar days from the submission of the statement of
SPP DOC 208 the account.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202
1. Project Definition Phase
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
2. Schematic Design Phase
SPP DOC 204 B 3. Design Development Phase
SPP DOC 205 4. Contract Document Phase
SPP DOC 206
5. Bidding or Negotiation Phase
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208 6. Construction Phase
SPP DOC 209
 SPP Documents
SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 1. PROJECT DEFINITION PHASE
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A This phase involves the definition of the requirements of the project by
SPP DOC 204 B the Client. In this phase, the Architect:
SPP DOC 205
- Gathers relevant information and data
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207 - Review and refines the Client’s space requirements
SPP DOC 208 - Prepare initial Statement of Probable Project Construction Cost
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 2. SCHEMATIC DESIGN PHASE
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A This phase consists of the preparation of schematic design studies
SPP DOC 204 B derived from the Project Definition Phase. The Architect:
SPP DOC 205
- Evaluate the Client’s program, schedule, budget
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207 - Prepares initial line drawings
SPP DOC 208 - Submit Statement of Probable Project Construction Cost (SPPCC)
SPP DOC 209
 SPP Documents
SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 3. DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PHASE
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A Based on approved schematics and conceptual plans, the Architect
SPP DOC 204 B prepares:
SPP DOC 205
- Plans, elevations, sections and other drawings
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207 - Outline specs to fix and illustrate the size of the project
SPP DOC 208 - Updated Statement of Probable Project Construction Cost (SPPCC)
SPP DOC 209
 SPP Documents
SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 4. CONTRACT DOCUMENT PHASE
SPP DOC 203 Based on the approved Design Development Documents, the Architect
SPP DOC 204 A prepares:
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 - Complete contract documents – detailed designs & construction dwg
SPP DOC 206 - Technical specifications – types and quality of materials, finish, etc.
SPP DOC 207
- Seven (7) sets of all construction drawings & technical specifications
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
- Updates SPPCC
 SPP Documents
SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 5. BIDDING OR NEGOTIATION PHASE
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B In this phase, the Architect prepares:
SPP DOC 205
SPP DOC 206
- Bid Documents such as forms for contract letting, invitations, etc.
SPP DOC 207 - Assists the Client for the prospective contractors
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
 SPP Documents
SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 6. CONSTRUCTION PHASE
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A In this phase, the Architect performs the following:
SPP DOC 204 B
- Makes decision on all claims of the Client and Contractors
SPP DOC 205
SPP DOC 206
- Prepares change orders
SPP DOC 207 - Makes periodic visits to the site
SPP DOC 208 - Issues Certificate of Payment and final Certificate of Payment
SPP DOC 209
 SPP Documents
SPP DOC 201 MANNER OF PROVIDING SERVICES
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A There are two ways by which the Architect may enter into contract
SPP DOC 204 B with the Client as the Lead Professional working with other
SPP DOC 205 professionals in the engineering and allied professions:
SPP DOC 206
- Detailed Architectural and Engineering Design Services (DAEDS)
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208 - Detailed Architectural Design Services (DADS)
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 METHOD OF COMPENSATION
SPP DOC 202 Compensation for Regular Design Services may be based on one or
SPP DOC 203 more of the following:
SPP DOC 204 A
- Percentage of Project Construction Cost
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205
- Unit Cost Method based on Project Construction Cost
SPP DOC 206 - Professional Fee plus Expenses
SPP DOC 207 - Per Diem, Honorarium plus Reimbursable Expenses
SPP DOC 208
- Multiple of Direct Personnel Expenses (MDPE)
SPP DOC 209
- Mixed Methods of Compensation
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SPP DOC 201 RECOMMENDED PROFESSIONAL FEE
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 TO BE DISCUSSED ON THE NEXT SESSION.
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 PROJECT CLASSIFICATION

SMERMRHEAC
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A I O X E X
O E O L O
SPP DOC 204 B M D T S N P U T T N
P E E I U E S E E S
SPP DOC 205 L R N D M T I N R U
SPP DOC 206 E A S E E I N S A L
T I N N T G I T T
SPP DOC 207
E V T T I V I I
SPP DOC 208 E I A V E O N
A L E N G
SPP DOC 209
L
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SPP DOC 201 MANNER OF PAYMENT
SPP DOC 202
WORK PHASE BREAKDOWN OF PF CUMULATIVE PAYMENTS
SPP DOC 203
Upon Signing of Agreement 5% of the PF 5% of the PF
SPP DOC 204 A
Upon Completion of Schematic
15% of the PF 20% of the PF
SPP DOC 204 B Design Services

SPP DOC 205 Upon Completion of Design

20% of the PF 40% of the PF
Development Services
SPP DOC 206 Upon Completion of Contract
50% of the PF 90% of the PF
SPP DOC 207 Documents Services
Within 15 days after the awards
SPP DOC 208 - 90% of the PF
to the Contractor
SPP DOC 209 Upon Completion of Work 10% of the PF 100% of the PF
 SPP Documents
SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 Specialized Architectural Services deals with specific expertise for further
SPP DOC 203 enhancement of the project.
SPP DOC 204 A
- Architectural Interiors - Historic and Cultural Heritage
SPP DOC 204 B
- Acoustic Design - Security Evaluation and Planning
SPP DOC 205
SPP DOC 206 - Architectural Lighting Layout/Design - Building Systems Design

SPP DOC 207 - Site Development Planning - Facilities Maintenance Support

SPP DOC 208 - Site and Physical Planning Services - Building Testing and Commissioning
SPP DOC 209 - Comprehensive Development Planning - Building Environment Certification
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 Specialized Architectural Services deals with specific expertise for further
SPP DOC 203 enhancement of the project.
SPP DOC 204 A
- Forensic Architecture - Dispute Avoidance and Resolution
SPP DOC 204 B
- Building Appraisal - Architectural Research Methods
SPP DOC 205
SPP DOC 206 - Structural Conceptualization - Special Building or Facility Planning

SPP DOC 207 - Preliminary Services - Building Components

SPP DOC 208 - Contract Documentation and Review - Management of Architectural Practices
SPP DOC 209 - Post-Design Services
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 1. ARCHITECTURAL INTERIORS
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B Involves the detailed planning and design of the indoor or enclosed areas of any
SPP DOC 205 proposed building or structure, including retrofit, renovation, rehabilitation or
SPP DOC 206 expansion work which shall cover all architectural and utility aspects, including
the architectural lay-outing of all building engineering systems found therein.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 2. ACOUSTIC DESIGN SERVICES
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B Involves the detailed planning and design to control sound transmission for
compatibility with the architectural design concept.
SPP DOC 205
SPP DOC 206 This allows the Architect to build an environment that answers the acoustical
SPP DOC 207 demands of varied activities within an enclosed space.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 3. ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING LAYOUT AND DESIGN
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B Involves the detailed planning and design of light transmission, timing and control
for compatibility with the architectural design concept.
SPP DOC 205
SPP DOC 206 This allows the Architect to build an environment that answers the lighting
SPP DOC 207 demands of varied activities within and outside a building.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 4. SITE DEVELOPMENT PLANNING (SDP) SERVICES
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B The Architect is not merely concerned with the building or structure he creates
SPP DOC 205 but with the grounds and surrounding space as well. He studies the existing
SPP DOC 206 environment in relation to the building or structure and consequently lays out the
areas or grounds immediately surrounding the building or structure.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 5. SITE AND PHYSICAL PLANNING SERVICES
SPP DOC 203 Refers to the orderly arrangement within a piece of land or property on which
SPP DOC 204 A vertical structures such as buildings, monuments and the like, as well as
SPP DOC 204 B horizontal developments such as rights-of-way (ROWs), open spaces and activity
spaces are to be proposed.
SPP DOC 205
SPP DOC 206 If the Architect is commissioned to do physical plans for specific site, he must go
SPP DOC 207 beyond the study of human behavior and activities and must undertake an in-
SPP DOC 208 depth study of the host site’s economic systems, its laws and regulations, tax
structure, infrastructure, utilities, and all other components.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 6. COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT PLANNING SERVICES
SPP DOC 203
Comprehensive Development Planning (CDP) Services are based on the concept
SPP DOC 204 A
of expanded physical planning services to include other activities necessary for
SPP DOC 204 B the proper handling of the numerous components considered in the formulation,
SPP DOC 205 implementation and realization of a Master Development Plan (MDP).
SPP DOC 206
Comprehensive Development Planning (CDP) covers the range of all services from
SPP DOC 207
primary data gathering through the formulation of the MDP and the parallel
SPP DOC 208 preparation of the environmental impact assessment / statement (EIA/S).
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 7. HISTORIC AND HERITAGE CONSERVATION AND PLANNING
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
The suitably trained and experienced Consulting Architect in this area of
SPP DOC 205
architectural practice provides research, assessment, recording, management,
SPP DOC 206 interpretation and conservation of historical heritage.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 8. SECURITY EVALUATION AND PLANNING
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B The Consulting Architect in this area of practice arranges and formulates methods
SPP DOC 205 of rating and ascertaining the value of structures or facilities which must be fully
SPP DOC 206 secured, kept safe, protected, assured, guaranteed and provided sufficient
safeguards for the conduct of any work or activity.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 9. BUILDING SYSTEM DESIGN
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
The Architect in this area of practice engages in methods of producing building
SPP DOC 205
components in a highly engineered, efficient and cost-effective manner,
SPP DOC 206 particularly for residential and commercial applications.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 10. FACILITIES MAINETANCE SUPPORT
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
The Consulting Architect in this area of practice provides the Client with means
SPP DOC 205
and measures to ensure the proper function and maintenance of the building or
SPP DOC 206 structure and site after final inspection.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 11. BUILDING TESTING AND COMMISSIONING
SPP DOC 203
The Architect in this area of practice recommends the systematic process of
SPP DOC 204 A
ensuring that a building or structure’s array of systems is planned, designed,
SPP DOC 204 B installed and tested to perform according to the design intent and the building’s
SPP DOC 205 operational needs.
SPP DOC 206
If the building materials, equipment and systems are not installed properly or are
SPP DOC 207
not operating as intended, the effectiveness, efficiency, productivity and other
SPP DOC 208 benefits of high-performance plans/designs will not be achieved.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 12. BUILDING ENVIRONMENT CERTIFICATION
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
The Consulting Architect in this area of practice must have much more than the
SPP DOC 204 B basic knowledge of Green Architecture and Environmental and/or Sustainable
SPP DOC 205 Design and sufficient knowledge of the governing environmental laws and
SPP DOC 206 environmental investigation processes and procedures under international
protocols such as the Philippine Solid Waste, Clean Air and Clean Water Acts,
SPP DOC 207
DENR administrative issuances and the like.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 13. FORENSIC ARCHITECTURE
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B The Architect in this area of practice undertakes a scientific study on the built
SPP DOC 205 environment’s well-being, which allows the Architect to focus on the ways in
SPP DOC 206 which the building or structure can best maintain itself and prolong its life in a
cost-efficient manner, and finally provide recommendations to the Client.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 14. BUILDING APPRAISAL
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B Appraisal is defined as an act or process of estimating value. The Consulting
SPP DOC 205 Architect in this area of practice places value on the building or structure
SPP DOC 206 condition and defects, and on its repair and maintenance, including the required
improvements.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 15. STRUCTURAL CONCEPTUALIZATION
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B The Architect in this area of practice conceives, chooses and develops the type,
SPP DOC 205 disposition, arrangement and proportioning of the structural elements of an
SPP DOC 206 architectural work, considering safety, cost-effectiveness, functionality and
aesthetics.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 16. PRELIMINARY SERVICES
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
The Consulting Architect in this area of practice must have much more than the
SPP DOC 205
basic knowledge of Site Analysis, Space Planning and Management, Architectural
SPP DOC 206 Programming, and the other services under SPP Document 201.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 17. CONTRACT DOCUMENTATION AND REVIEW SERVICES
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B The Architect in this area of practice must have much more than the basic
SPP DOC 205 knowledge of Specification Writing, Estimation and Quantity Survey, Architectural
SPP DOC 206 Production, Architectural Software, Architectural Support Services and Contract
Document Review.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 18. POST-DESIGN SERVICES
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
The Consulting Architect in this area of practice must have much more than the
SPP DOC 205
basic knowledge of Pre-Construction, Construction, Post-Construction and the
SPP DOC 206 other services under SPP Documents 204, 206 and 207.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 19. DISPUTE AVOIDANCE AND RESOLUTION
SPP DOC 203
The Architect in this area of practice must have much more than the basic
SPP DOC 204 A
knowledge of the various modes of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
SPP DOC 204 B prescribed under R.A. No. 9285, the ADR Act of 2004 and its IRR i.e.
SPP DOC 205 Construction Arbitration, Mediation and Conciliation, Negotiation and of Contract
SPP DOC 206 Administration, Quality Surveys, Appraisals and Adjustments and Expert
SPP DOC 207
Testimony.
SPP DOC 208 An Architect specializing in ADR must preferably be State-accredited.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 20. ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH METHODS
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B The Consulting Architect in this area of practice must have much more than the
SPP DOC 205 basic knowledge of Research Methods, Philippine Architecture and its History,
SPP DOC 206 Architectural Materials and Finishes, Building Types and Standards, Architectural
Design Trends, Architectural Writing and Architectural Photography.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 21. SPECIAL BUILDING OR FACILITY PLANNING AND DESIGN
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
The Architect in this area of practice must have much more than the basic
SPP DOC 204 B knowledge of the Planning and Design Processes required for Housing
SPP DOC 205 Developments, Recreational and Tourism Estates, Health Care and Hospitality
SPP DOC 206 Facilities, Transportation and Telecommunications Facilities, Production and
Extractive Facilities, Utility-related Developments, Secure Facilities, Business and
SPP DOC 207
Industrial Parks, Economic Zones and Community Architecture and the like.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 22. BUILDING COMPONENTS
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B The Consulting Architect in this area of practice must have much more than the
SPP DOC 205 basic knowledge of Building Materials and Finishes, Construction Methodologies,
SPP DOC 206 Building Envelopes including cladding and roofing systems, Architectural
Fenestrations and Architectural Hardware, Fixtures and Fittings.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 23. MANAGEMENT OF ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICES
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
The Architect in this area of practice must have much more than the basic
SPP DOC 204 B knowledge of the Types of Architectural Office Operations, Architectural Office
SPP DOC 205 Management, Accounting / Finance / Taxation / Audit, Labor Code, Architectural
SPP DOC 206 Marketing and Project Development, Proposals / Negotiations / Contracts,
Contract Administration, File Management and Limitations of Business Process
SPP DOC 207
Outsourcing (BPO) and Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) Operations.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 METHOD OF COMPENSATION
SPP DOC 202 Compensation for Specialized Architectural Services may be based on
SPP DOC 203 one or more of the following:
SPP DOC 204 A
- Percentage of Cost of Work - Lump Sum of Fixed Fee
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205
- Unit Cost Method based on Cost of Work - Retainer
SPP DOC 206 - Multiple of Direct Personnel Expenses
SPP DOC 207 - Professional Fee plus Expenses
SPP DOC 208
- Per Diem, Honorarium plus Reimbursable Expenses
SPP DOC 209
- Mixed Methods of Compensation
 SPP Documents
SPP DOC 201 RECOMMENDED PROFESSIONAL FEE
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203 For Architectural Interiors, Acoustic Design,
SPP DOC 204 A Architectural Lighting Layout and Design, and Design
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205
and Site Development Planning:
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
10%-15% of the Cost of Work
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
1. Quality Control
SPP DOC 204 B 2. Evaluation of Construction Work
SPP DOC 205 3. Preparation of Daily Inspection Reports
SPP DOC 206
4. Filing of Documents
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 MANNER OF PROVIDING SERVICES
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203 There are two ways by which the Architect may enter into contract with
SPP DOC 204 A
the Owner:
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 1. Working as a dual capacity as the AoR and as CA for Full Time
SPP DOC 206 Supervision Services.
SPP DOC 207
2. Working as CA for Full Time Supervision only or as the CSG.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 METHOD OF COMPENSATION
SPP DOC 202 Compensation for Full Time Construction Supervision Services may be
SPP DOC 203 based on one or more of the following:
SPP DOC 204 A
- Percentage of Project Construction Cost
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205
- Multiple of Direct Personnel Expenses (MDPE)
SPP DOC 206 - Professional Fee plus Expenses
SPP DOC 207 - Lump Sum or Fixed Fee
SPP DOC 208
- Per Diem, Honorarium plus Reimbursable Expenses
SPP DOC 209
- Mixed Methods of Compensation
 SPP Documents
SPP DOC 201 RECOMMENDED PROFESSIONAL FEE
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 1%-1.5% of the Project Construction Cost
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SEPARATE CONSULTANTS
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A Should the Client hire separately the services of the Consultant, the fee
SPP DOC 204 B of the Consultant shall be on the account and paid directly by the
SPP DOC 205 Client. ln such case, the fee of the Architect-of-Record (AoR) for
SPP DOC 206 coordinating and relating the work of the Consultant to the work of the
SPP DOC 207
Architect will be 5% of the Consultant’s fee.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202
1. Architect as the Construction Manager
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
2. Architect as the Construction Supervision Group
SPP DOC 204 B 3. Coordination and Supervision
SPP DOC 205 4. Cost and Time Control
SPP DOC 206
5. Quality Control of Work
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208 6. Keeping of Records
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 METHOD OF COMPENSATION
SPP DOC 202 The services rendered by the Architect as a CM shall be separately
SPP DOC 203 compensated.
SPP DOC 204 A
- Percentage of Project Construction Cost
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205
- Multiple of Direct Personnel Expenses (MDPE)
SPP DOC 206 - Professional Fee plus Expenses
SPP DOC 207 - Lump Sum or Fixed Fee
SPP DOC 208
- Per Diem, Honorarium plus Reimbursable Expenses
SPP DOC 209
- Mixed Methods of Compensation
 SPP Documents
SPP DOC 201 RECOMMENDED PROFESSIONAL FEE
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 1.5%-3% of the Project Construction Cost
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
 SPP Documents
SPP DOC 201 SEPARATE CONSULTANTS
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A Should the Client hire separately the services of the Consultant, the fee
SPP DOC 204 B of the Consultant shall be on the account and paid directly by the
SPP DOC 205 Client. ln such case, the fee of the Architect-of-Record (AoR) for
SPP DOC 206 coordinating and relating the work of the Consultant to the work of the
SPP DOC 207
Architect will be 5% of the Consultant’s fee.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 INTRODUCTION
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203 In Post-Construction Services, the channels of communication are kept
SPP DOC 204 A open among the building owners, operators, architects, engineers,
SPP DOC 204 B builders, manufacturers, building research groups, utility providers,
SPP DOC 205 furniture and equipment vendors and building administrators/property
SPP DOC 206 managers to provide access to information regarding the performance
SPP DOC 207 and upkeep of buildings.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 INTRODUCTION
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A The Architect may be engaged as the Building Administrator and/or
SPP DOC 204 B Property Manager of a commercial, industrial, residential or
SPP DOC 205 institutional building, facility or complex to maximize the lifespan of
SPP DOC 206 the building/s in order to produce the maximum economic return.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
1. Building Maintenance
SPP DOC 204 B 2. Grounds and Landscaping Supervision
SPP DOC 205 3. Building Equipment Maintenance
SPP DOC 206
4. Post-Construction Evaluation
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 METHOD OF COMPENSATION
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203 Compensation for Post-Construction Services or Architect as Property
SPP DOC 204 A Manager may be based on one or more of the following:
SPP DOC 204 B - Value-Pricing or Percentage of Gross Rentals
SPP DOC 205 - Monthly or Salary Fee
SPP DOC 206
- Multiple of Direct Personnel Cost (MDPE)
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208 - Retainer plus Reimbursable Expenses
SPP DOC 209 - Professional Fee plus Expenses
 SPP Documents
SPP DOC 201 RECOMMENDED PROFESSIONAL FEE
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 4%-6% of Gross Rentals
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 INTRODUCTION
SPP DOC 202 Comprehensive Architectural Services refers to the range of
SPP DOC 203 professional services that covers Pre-design Services, Regular Design
SPP DOC 204 A Services, Specialized Architectural Services, Construction Services and
SPP DOC 204 B Post-Construction Services.
SPP DOC 205
SPP DOC 206
The Architect is not expected to perform all the services. Rather, he is
SPP DOC 207 to act as the agent of the Client in procuring and coordinating the
SPP DOC 208 necessary services required by a project.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202
1. SPP Document 201
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
2. SPP Document 202
SPP DOC 204 B 3. SPP Document 203
SPP DOC 205 4. SPP Document 204 A
SPP DOC 206
5. SPP Document 204 B
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208 6. SPP Document 205
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 AS PROJECT MANAGER:
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
1. PRE-CONSTRUCTION PHASE - Project Manager should conduct
SPP DOC 204 B regular consultations with the Owner and with the Architects and
SPP DOC 205 Engineers on all aspects of planning for the project.
SPP DOC 206
2. CONSTRUCTION PHASE - Project Manager also serves as the
SPP DOC 207
Construction Manager to oversee time, cost and quality control
SPP DOC 208
during the construction of the project.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 METHOD OF COMPENSATION
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
The Architect as Project Manager can be compensated using the
SPP DOC 204 A
following methods:
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205
- Percentage of Project Construction Cost
SPP DOC 206 - Multiple of Direct Personnel Cost (MDPE)
SPP DOC 207 - Professional Fee plus Expenses
SPP DOC 208
- Lump Sum or Fixed Fee
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 RECOMMENDED PROFESSIONAL FEE
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
2%-5% of the Project Construction Cost
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205
If the Architect as Project Manager performs Regular Design Services
SPP DOC 206
for the same project, he is compensated separately for these services
SPP DOC 207 as stipulated in SPP DOC 202.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 INTRODUCTION
SPP DOC 202
The Architect renders professional services in the implementation of
SPP DOC 203
his design. In Design-Build Services, he assumes the professional
SPP DOC 204 A
responsibility and civil liability for both the design and theconstruction
SPP DOC 204 B of the project.
SPP DOC 205
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207 Design-Build Services simplifies and speeds up project delivery while
SPP DOC 208 providing creative cost-effective solutions.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
1. Design-Build Services by Administration
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 2. Design-Build Services with Guaranteed Maximum Project
SPP DOC 206 Construction Cost
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 1. Design-Build Services by Administration
SPP DOC 203
The scope of Design-Build Services by Administration is like that of the
SPP DOC 204 A
Architect’s Regular Design Services (reference SPP Doc 202):
SPP DOC 204 B
• Project Definition Phase
SPP DOC 205
• Schematic Design Phase
SPP DOC 206
• Design Development Phase
SPP DOC 207
• Contract Document Phase
SPP DOC 208
• Construction Phase
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 When the various phases of design services are completed, the Construction Phase goes beyond periodic
inspection and assessment to include the following:
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A - Prepare schedule of work, program, and estimates as reference

SPP DOC 204 B - Organization and hiring of construction personnel

- Negotiate with contractors
SPP DOC 205
- Procurement materials
SPP DOC 206
- Authorize payments
SPP DOC 207
- Keep records
SPP DOC 208
- Negotiate with Government and Private agencies
SPP DOC 209
- Management of all other business transactions
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 2. Design-Build Services with Guaranteed Maximum PCC
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
- This method is essentially the same as Design-Build Services by Administration
SPP DOC 205
except that the Architect provides the Client a guaranteed maximum project
SPP DOC 206 construction cost for the construction of the project.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 2. Design-Build Services with Guaranteed Maximum PCC
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
- The Architect gives the Client an estimate of the project. If upon completion
SPP DOC 205
there is realized savings from the estimated project construction cost; the savings
SPP DOC 206 is divided equally between the Client and the Architect.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 2. Design-Build Services with Guaranteed Maximum PCC
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B - The project construction cost is guaranteed by the Architect not to exceed ten
percent (10%) of the estimated project construction cost. Should the actual cost
SPP DOC 205
exceed the estimated project construction cost plus ten percent (10%), the
SPP DOC 206 Architect shall be liable for the excess amount but only up to the amount of his
SPP DOC 207 administration fee.
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 SCOPE OF SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 2. Design-Build Services with Guaranteed Maximum PCC
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A - Should there be additional expenditures beyond the guaranteed maximum
SPP DOC 204 B project construction cost which are due to legitimate change or variation orders
(CVOs), extra work orders (EWOs), substantial escalation of prices of the costs of
SPP DOC 205
materials or labor as evidenced by data certified by a nationally recognized
SPP DOC 206 agency such as the National Economic Development Authority (NEDA), or to other
SPP DOC 207 causes not attributable to the fault of the Architect, the additional costs shall be
SPP DOC 208 borne by the Client.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 MANNER OF PROVIDING SERVICES
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203 The Architect may be involved in construction, including that of his/her
SPP DOC 204 A own design. Such an arrangement may take the form of any of the ff:
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205
SPP DOC 206 1. Part of or a member of the entity constructing his/her design
SPP DOC 207 2. The Architect himself is a State-Licensed Contractor
SPP DOC 208
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SPP DOC 201 METHOD OF COMPENSATION
SPP DOC 202 Compensation for the Architect performing Design-Build Services can
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be based on the following:
SPP DOC 204 A - Percentage of Project Construction Cost
SPP DOC 204 B - Multiple of Direct Personnel Cost (MDPE)
SPP DOC 205 - Professional Fee plus Expenses
SPP DOC 206
- Lump Sum or Fixed Fee
SPP DOC 207
- Per Diem, Honorarium plus Reimbursable Expenses
SPP DOC 208
- Mixed Methods of Compensation
SPP DOC 209
- Built-in in the Guaranteed Maximum Cost
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SPP DOC 201 RECOMMENDED PROFESSIONAL FEE
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203 Design-Build Services by Administration
SPP DOC 204 A 7% of the Project Construction Cost
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205
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Design-Build Services on a Guaranteed Maximum Cost
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208 10% of the Project Construction Cost
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 INTRODUCTION
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203 The purpose of this SPP for Architectural Design Competition (ADC) is
SPP DOC 204 A to state the principles upon which competitions are based and by
SPP DOC 204 B which Promoters or Owners should be guided in organizing ADCs.
SPP DOC 205
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It has been drawn up in the interest of both Project Proponents or
SPP DOC 207 Owners and Competitors.
SPP DOC 208
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SPP DOC 201 DEFINITIONS
SPP DOC 202 1. OWNER
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A The person or organization that undertakes or promotes an ADC with
SPP DOC 204 B the primary objective of obtaining excellence in design for a project or
SPP DOC 205
for a development concept.
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207 The Owner issues the invitation to Architects to submit plans/designs
SPP DOC 208 in accordance with a program and finances the ADC.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 DEFINITIONS
SPP DOC 202 2. JURY
SPP DOC 203
The people appointed and nominated by the Owner to assess the
SPP DOC 204 A
entries to the competition and approved by IAPOA.
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 It consists of a majority of RLAs assisted by a lay Juror to represent
SPP DOC 206 and voice the intention of the Owner.
SPP DOC 207
The Jury shall be composed of the smallest reasonable number of
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persons, should be an odd number, and should not exceed seven (7).
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SPP DOC 201 DEFINITIONS
SPP DOC 202 3. PROFESSIONAL ADVISOR
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
An Architect nominated by the Owner and approved by the IAPOA to
SPP DOC 205
organize the ADC on behalf of the Owner.
SPP DOC 206 He will assist the Jury and will be present during its deliberations, but
SPP DOC 207 he will have no vote.
SPP DOC 208
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SPP DOC 201 DEFINITIONS
SPP DOC 202 4. TECHNICAL ADVISOR
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
Specialist personnel who may be consulted by the Jurors during the
SPP DOC 205
conduct of the ADC to permit them to obtain all necessary relevant
SPP DOC 206
information.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
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SPP DOC 201 DEFINITIONS
SPP DOC 202 5. COMPETITION SECRETARIAT
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
The body formed by the Owner and approved by the Professional
SPP DOC 205
Advisor, to assist the Professional Advisor and the Jury in the
SPP DOC 206
administrative conduct of the ADC.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
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SPP DOC 201 COMPETITION BUDGET OR COSTS
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A The Professional Advisor shall be provided with an Honorarium per
SPP DOC 204 B month during the duration of the Competition. Expenses for board and
SPP DOC 205 lodging, transportation and airfare, if travel for the Advisor is so
SPP DOC 206 required the Competition, shall be reimbursed by the Owner.
SPP DOC 207
SPP DOC 208
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SPP DOC 201 COMPETITION BUDGET OR COSTS
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B The Technical Advisor shall also be provided with an Honorarium as
SPP DOC 205 Consultation Fee.
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207
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SPP DOC 201 COMPETITION BUDGET OR COSTS
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
SPP DOC 204 B
The Jurors shall also be provided with an Honorarium to cover the
period for the Judging. Expenses for accommodation, food,
SPP DOC 205
transportation and airfare shall also be on the account of the Owner.
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207
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SPP DOC 201 EXHIBITIONS AND ENTRIES
All designs, including those disqualified by the Jury, shall be exhibited,
SPP DOC 202
as a rule, for at least two (2) weeks, together with a copy of the signed
SPP DOC 203
report of the Jury. The exhibition shall be open to the public free of
SPP DOC 204 A charge.
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 The Owner shall notify in a timely manner, all registered Competitors
SPP DOC 206 of the date and place of the public exhibition and the results of the
SPP DOC 207 ADC and send them a copy of the Jury's report. He shall similarly
SPP DOC 208 inform the IAPOA. Photographs of the prize-winning designs shall be
SPP DOC 209 sent to the IAPOA with an option for publication.
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SPP DOC 201 COPYRIGHT AND RIGHT OF OWNERSHIP
The Author of any plan or design shall retain the copyright of his work;
SPP DOC 202
no alterations may be made without his written consent.
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A As a rule, the Owner’s right to use the ADC-generated plan/design
SPP DOC 204 B covers one (1) execution only. However, the Conditions may provide for
SPP DOC 205 repetitive work and specify the terms thereof.
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207 In all cases, unless otherwise stated in the Conditions, the Author of
SPP DOC 208
any design shall retain the sole right of reproduction by virtue of sole
copyright under Secs. 20 (4) and 33 of RA 9266 and its IRR.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 PRIZES, HONORARIA AND MENTIONS
SPP DOC 202 The prizes awarded must be related to the size and complexity of the
SPP DOC 203 project, the amount of work involved, and the expense incurred by
SPP DOC 204 A Competitors.
SPP DOC 204 B
It is important for the Owner to allot adequate prize money to
SPP DOC 205
compensate all the Competitors for their work.
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207 For “Ideas Competition” only, it may be possible to remunerate only
SPP DOC 208 the first (1st) prize winner.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 PRIZES, HONORARIA AND MENTIONS
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
The Owner undertakes to accept the decisions of the Jury and to pay
SPP DOC 204 A the prizes allotted within one (1) month of the official announcement of
SPP DOC 204 B the ADC results.
SPP DOC 205
SPP DOC 206 Each participant in a limited ADC by invitation shall receive an
SPP DOC 207 honorarium in addition to the prizes awarded.
SPP DOC 208
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SPP DOC 201 PRIZES, HONORARIA AND MENTIONS
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203 ln two (2)-stage competitions, a reasonable honorarium shall be paid
SPP DOC 204 A to each of the Competitors selected to take part in the second (2nd)
SPP DOC 204 B stage.
SPP DOC 205
This sum, which is intended to reimburse them for the additional work
SPP DOC 206
carried out in the second (2nd) stage, shall be stated in the Conditions
SPP DOC 207 and shall be in addition to the prizes awarded.
SPP DOC 208
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SPP DOC 201 PRIZES, HONORARIA AND MENTIONS
SPP DOC 202
The Conditions shall state the use to which the Owner will put the
SPP DOC 203
winning plan or design schemes. ADC-generated plans or designs may
SPP DOC 204 A not be used or altered in any way except by agreement with the author.
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 The Owner or his agents are not free to pick out portions of the
SPP DOC 206 entries to compose another plan or design. This is covered by
SPP DOC 207 applicable ownership and copyright provisions under Secs. 20 (4) and
SPP DOC 208 33 of RA 9266 and of RA 8293 and their respective lRRs.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 PRIZES, HONORARIA AND MENTIONS
SPP DOC 202
ln Project ADCs, the award of first prize to a plan or design places the
SPP DOC 203
Owner under an obligation to entrust the Author of the plan or design
SPP DOC 204 A with the commission for the Project.
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 If the winning Competitor is unable to satisfy the Jury of his ability to
SPP DOC 206 carry out the plan or design work, the Jury may require the winner to
SPP DOC 207 collaborate with another Architect of the winning Competitor's choice,
SPP DOC 208 duly approved by the Jury and Owner.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 PRIZES, HONORARIA AND MENTIONS
SPP DOC 202
In Project ADCs, provisions shall be made in the ADC Conditions for
SPP DOC 203
the first prize winner to receive compensation of a further sum equal
SPP DOC 204 A to the amount of the first prize if no contract is signed within twelve
SPP DOC 204 B (12) months of the announcement of the Jury's award.
SPP DOC 205
SPP DOC 206 In so compensating the first prize winner, the Owner does not acquire
SPP DOC 207 the right to carry out the project except with the collaboration of its
SPP DOC 208 Author
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 PRIZES, HONORARIA AND MENTIONS
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A ln an “Ideas Competition”, if the Owner decides to make use of all or
SPP DOC 204 B part of the winning scheme, he should do so with the collaboration of
SPP DOC 205 the Author. The terms of collaboration must be acceptable to the
SPP DOC 206 latter.
SPP DOC 207
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SPP DOC 201 MANNER OF PROVIDING SERVICES
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203 Professional Architectural Consulting Services means the rendering by a
SPP DOC 204 A Professional Consulting Architect (PCA) or by a consulting firm, of
SPP DOC 204 B independent advice, extension of technical assistance and services, as
SPP DOC 205 well as undertaking of activities, requiring appropriate knowledge,
SPP DOC 206 skills, training and experience, recognized competence, integrity,
SPP DOC 207 and/or financial and logistical capability.
SPP DOC 208
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SPP DOC 201 MANNER OF PROVIDING SERVICES
SPP DOC 202 This type of service can be provided by:
SPP DOC 203
SPP DOC 204 A
1. Filipino PCA that has expertise in any branches of Architecture
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 2. Foreign Consultant that has acquired a permit to work
SPP DOC 206 3. Filipino PCA for the Council of the Built & Natural Environment
SPP DOC 207
4. For Government Projects, selection of PCAs shall be in accordance
SPP DOC 208 with RA 9184 (GPRA) of 2003.
SPP DOC 209
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SPP DOC 201 METHOD OF COMPENSATION
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203 The PCA can be compensated using the following methods:
SPP DOC 204 A
- Per Diem, or Hourly Basis
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 - Retainer
SPP DOC 206 - Salary cost times a multiplier, plus direct cost or reimbursables
SPP DOC 207
- Lump Sum or Fixed Fee
SPP DOC 208
SPP DOC 209
- Percentage of Project Construction Cost
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SPP DOC 201 RECOMMENDED PROFESSIONAL FEE
UNDER SPP Doc 202 – Group 10
SPP DOC 202
SPP DOC 203
As Professional Consultant
SPP DOC 204 A Php 1,000.00 per hour
SPP DOC 204 B
SPP DOC 205 As Professional Witness
SPP DOC 206
SPP DOC 207 Php 5,000.000 per appearance
SPP DOC 208 Another sixty percent (60%) of the amount shall be charged for the travel period in case
SPP DOC 209 of locations that are more than one hundred kilometers (100 km, air, straight line or radial
distance) of the Architect's office.
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