Course
code AR541
credit_hours 2
title Professional Practice
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prequisites CB410 or AR444
credit hours 2
Description/Outcomes This course is meant to inform the student of all the parties, duties and responsibilities they will face in the professional world. Students begin by studying the rights and duties of the architect. Then, they learn the different professional relationships between involved parties in the profession. Students learn how to make economic decisions through practical applications
arabic Description/Outcomes
objectives • Enhance the student`s practical skills regarding the architect’s role and responsibilities during all stages of the building process.rn• Provide the student with the main knowledge about the different relationships with clients, other consultants and contractorsrn• Emphasize an understanding of the ethical and legal responsibilities for public health, safety & welfare, property rights, accessibility and other factors affecting design, construction and architectural practice.
arabic objectives
ref. books • TURNER, D&A TURNER, Building Contracts - Claims and Disputes, Longman, 1999.
arabic ref. books
textbook • DAVID CHAPELL & ANDREW WILLS, The Architect in Practice, Blackwell Science Ltd., 2000.
arabic textbook
objective set
content set
course file 46_AR541_Professional Practice.pdf
Course Content
content serial Description
1 Introduction and course outline
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2 Involved people and organizations (Owner, Architect, and Contractor)
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3 Involved people and organizations.
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4 Different professional relationships: (Owner-Consultant Relationship)
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5 Different professional relationships: (Owner-contractor relationship)
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6 Different professional relationships: (Altogether Relationship)
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7 Continuation of the previous lecture and evaluation.
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8 Professional services: (Pre-design stage, and Design stage).
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9 Professional services: (Document stage, and Tender evaluation stage)
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10 Professional services: (Construction stage)
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11 Professional services: (Construction stage)
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12 Continuation of the previous lecture and evaluation.
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13 Professional fees.
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14 Professional ethics.
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15 Professional ethics.
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