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CSE (CALIFORNIA SUPPLEMENTAL EXAM) AREResponsible Control - Answers -The phrase responsible control means the amount of
control over the content of all architectural instruments of service during the preparation
that is ordinarily exercised by architects applying the professional standard of care.
Can an architect stamp and sign documents that were not produced under his or her
responsible control? - Answers -No.
That said, responsible control does not mean architectural services need to be
produced in the architects office. As long as the architect is maintaining responsible
control, drawings can be produced in another part of the world or outsourced.
What is the punishment for practicing without a license or inappropriately selling oneself
as an architect? - Answers -It is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not less than
$100, or more than $5000. Or by imprisonment in a county jail not exceeding one year
or both.
A license which has expired may be renewed anytime within five years after its
expiration. A license which is not renewed within five years after its expiration may not
be renewed, restored, or re-issued.
Rules for architectural Corporations: - Answers -A professional architectural corporation
is authorized to render professional services so long as the corporation and its
shareholders, officers, directors, and employees rendering professional services are
licensed architects, are in compliance with the Moscone-Knox professional corporation
act.
Use of the term architect: - Answers -It shall be unlawful for any person to use a
business name that includes as part of its title or description of services the term
architect, architecture, or architectural, or any abbreviation or confusingly similar
variations thereof. Unless that person is a business entity wherein an architect is: in
management control of the professional services that are offered and provided by the
business entity, and either the owner, or a part owner, or an officer, or an employee of
the business entity.
Whenever the board is considering an investigation for willful misconduct, and architect
or a candidate for licensure shall respond to the boards request for information and or
evidence within how many days of the mailed correspondence? - Answers -30 Days
What is informed consent? - Answers -And architect shall not materially alter the scope
or objective of a project without first fully informing the client in obtaining the consent of
the client in writing.
,Limiting professional liability exposure according to the Architects Practice Act: -
Answers -a. Not responsible for damage caused by unauthorized changes to signed
and stamped documents (as long as authorization was not unreasonably withheld)
b. Signing and stamping of documents does not impose a legal duty to observe the
construction of fixed works
c. Construction Observation means periodic observation of completed work to
determine general compliance with the plans, specifications, reports, or other contract
documents, not superintendence of construction processes, site conditions, operations,
equipment, personnel, or safety
d. Architects who perform voluntary building inspection at the site of an emergency at
the request of a local official shall not be liable in negligence for any damage caused by
good faith but negligent inspection (only within 30 days of emergency)
- Excerpts from the Architects Practice Act
Does an architect need to sign and stamp drawings that unlicensed individuals are
allowed to design? - Answers -Yes. This includes stamping & signing and even those
types of structures unlicensed individuals are allowed to design as clarified by the
California architects board newsletter spring 2007. This requirement applies to all types
of projects since it address a responsibility imposed on the architect, and not the
project.
Name the five items required to be on the architect stamp: - Answers -1. Name of the
Architect
2. License Number
3. Renewal Date (renew every two years, in the odd year)
4. "State of California"
5. "Licensed Architect"
Use of the word "certify" or "certification" by a licensed architect: - Answers -The use of
the word certified or certification by a licensed architect in the practice of architecture
constitutes an expression of professional opinion regarding those facts are findings that
are the subject of the certification. These do not constitute a warranty or guarantee,
either expressed or implied.
Liability regarding building inspections: - Answers -Architects who perform voluntary
building inspections at a site of an emergency at the request of a local official shall not
be liable in negligence for any damage caused by good faith but negligent inspection.
What five elements are required in a contract between an architect and the client? -
Answers -S.C.A.N.T.
Services: description of services to be performed
,Compensation: basis of compensation
Address: name, address, license number of an architect and name and address of client
New services: additional services at an hourly rate
Termination: description of procedure describing termination procedure
When is a written contract not required? - Answers -1. When professional services
rendered with a client that will not pay compensation
2. Arrangement as to the basis for compensation is similar to services provided in the
past for the same client
3. If the client knowingly states in writing, after full disclosure of this section, that a
writing which complies with the requirements of this section is not required
4. Professional services rendered to a registered professional engineer
Which agency regulates the practice of architecture? - Answers -The California
architects board or CAB.
CAB is managed by the Department of consumer affairs.
How is the practice of architecture administered? - Answers -1. Examination
2. Licensure
3. Enforcement
Where do you requirements for examination appear? - Answers -The requirements for
examination appear in both the business and professions code: chapter 3, Division 3,
and the California code of regulations: Title 16 Division 2.
Qualifications of applicant for an architectural license include: - Answers -1. Not having
committed acts or crimes constituting grounds for denial
2. Applicant shall demonstrate to the board satisfaction knowledge of interior and
exterior barrier free design
3. The applicant must have completed eight years of training and educational
experience in architectural work. A five year degree from an approved architectural
school shell equal five years of training.
The following project types do not require an architectural license: - Answers -The
architects practice act does not prohibit a person from preparing plans drawings are
specifications for any of the following:
, 1. Single-family detached Wellings of wood frame construction no more than two stories
and basement in height
2. Multiple dwelling units, no more than four, wood frame construction, no more than
two stories and a basement in height
3. Garages or other similar structures of wood frame construction not more than two
stories and a basement in height
4. Agricultural and ranch buildings of wood frame construction, unless the local building
official deems it and undue risk to public health, safety, or welfare
What are the professionals to provide exemptions from the practice act for professionals
as long as he or she practices in the profession for which he or she is registered, and
they may not use the title architect: - Answers -1. Structural engineer
2. Professional engineer
3. Civil engineer
4. Landscape architect
5. Land surveyor
6. Contractors, are also exempt as long as they are providing services within the
classification for which they are licensed. The services may include the preparation of
shop & field drawings for work which he or she has contracted or offered to perform,
and designing systems and facilities which are necessary to the completion of
contracting services which he or she has contracted or offer to perform. However, a
licensed contractor may not use the title architect, unless he or she hold a license as
required in this chapter.
What ask maybe grounds for suspension or revocation of an architectural license? -
Answers -1. Conviction of certain crimes substantially related to the duties of an
architect
2. Violation of the architects practice act
3. Fraud in obtaining a license
4. Impersonation
5. Aiding an unlawful practice
6. Signing others plans or instruments of service
7. Fraud in practice of architecture
8. Negligence or willful misconduct
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