MArch Master of Architecture Master of Architecture: Professional Practice 4

Question 1

An architect working in multiple states must hold licensure in each state where they practice because licensure is:

Accepted Answer

Issued by each state independently with its own requirements

Answer

Architecture licensure is regulated by individual state licensing boards, and each state has its own requirements; an architect must be licensed in every state where they practice.

Question 2

The 'Spearin Doctrine' in US construction law holds that when an owner provides design documents to a contractor, the owner impliedly warrants that:

Accepted Answer

The documents are accurate and buildable if followed

Answer

The Spearin Doctrine (U.S. v. Spearin, 1918) establishes that an owner implicitly warrants the accuracy of owner-furnished plans and specifications, shifting design risk to the owner.

Question 3

Which fee structure best protects an architect when project scope is uncertain or likely to change significantly?

Accepted Answer

Hourly rate (time and expense)

Answer

An hourly rate fee structure protects the architect when scope is uncertain, ensuring compensation for all actual time spent regardless of project changes.

Question 4

In construction administration, a 'Supplemental Drawing' issued by the architect to clarify original contract documents typically:

Accepted Answer

Does not change scope, cost, or time

Answer

A supplemental drawing clarifies or provides additional detail to the original contract documents without altering scope, cost, or schedule; it is not a contract modification.

Question 5

Which CSI MasterFormat division typically contains specifications for concrete?

Accepted Answer

Division 03

Answer

CSI MasterFormat Division 03 covers Concrete, including cast-in-place concrete, precast concrete, and related materials and methods.

MArch Master of Architecture Practice Test

MArch Master of Architecture Practice Test

MArch Master of Architecture Master of Architecture: Professional Practice 4