An In-depth Look at the Profession

An In-depth Look at the Profession

The architectural profession is self-regulated. This training activity discusses the provincial and territorial laws and regulations, as well as codes of ethics and standards of practice. Other topics include the issuing of permits and certificates of practice, professional liability and insurance requirements, and the management of an architectural firm.

Length: 75 min

Price: 75.00$

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Table of content:

  • Introduction
    • Warning
    • Welcome
    • Table of Content
  • Chapter 6: Architecture as a Self-regulating Profession
    • Iconic Buildings
    • Self Regulation
    • Duties of the Regulators
    • Pathway to Profession
    • Activity
  • Chapter 7: Provincial Acts and Bylaws
    • Canadian and European Architects
    • The Provincial Acts and Bylaws
    • Activity
  • Chapter 8: Ethics and Standards of Practice
    • Canadian and European Architects
    • Ethics and Standard of Practice
    • Activity
  • Chapter 9: Licensed/registered professionals and the Certificate of Practice
    • Architectural Styles
    • Licensed / Registered Professionals and Certificate of Practice
    • Registered (Licensed) Architect and 'Certificate of Practice'
    • Activity
  • Chapter 10: Professional Liability and Insurance Requirements
    • Architectural Styles
    • Professional Liability / Insurance Requirements
    • Professional Liability Insurance - Excerpts
    • Activity
  • Chapter 11: Office Management and Administration
    • Iconic Buildings
    • Type of Ownership of Architectural Practices
    • Requirements for Partnerships and Corporations
    • Filing and Retrieval Systems
    • Exemple a Project of Filing Format
    • Client / Architect Agreements
    • Fee Calculation Chart
    • Canadian Standard Form of Contract for Architectural Services
    • Activity
  • Conclusion
    • Conclusion
    • Well done