ARCHITECT'S DUTIES Sample Clauses

ARCHITECT'S DUTIES. The Owner is informed that the Architect on this Project is Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxxx XX, who, in addition to being a licensed Architect within the State of Nevada, is also a majority stockholder and employee of Contractor. The Owner acknowledges this relationship between Architect and Contractor on this Project, and herein accepts in every respect this close association between the two of them. In light of the special relationship existing between the Architect and the Contractor, the Owner agrees that in case of the termination of the Architect, for whatever reason, at the option of the Contractor the terms and conditions of this Contract will be renegotiated.
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ARCHITECT'S DUTIES. The architect will: • exercise reasonable skill and care on the project in accordance with the normal standards of the architect's profession, and will provide the client with the services agreed, • not start any Work Stage without the client so requesting, • take account of the client's budget, • make only such alterations, additions and omissions to the agreed drawings and specifications ass/he considers are in the client's interest, and inform the client of such alterations, additions, omissions and of their cost implications. • keep the client informed of any significant increases in cost during construction, • act on the client 's behalf in the matters set out in this agreement, and • administer the building contract as the client's agent, while acting impartially between the client and contractor. • advise the client of his responsibility to appoint competent persons to undertake the roles of an Assigned Certifier, Design Certifier, Builder and Ancillary Certifiers for compliance with Building Regulations. • advise the client to appoint a Project Supervisor Design Process (PSDP) and a Project Supervisor Construction Stage (PSCS).
ARCHITECT'S DUTIES. The architect will:  exercise reasonable skill and care on the project in accordance with the normal standards of the architect's profession, and will provide the client with the services agreed,  not start any Work Stage without the client so requesting,  take account of the client's budget,  make only such alterations, additions and omissions to the agreed drawings and specifications ass/he considers are in the client's interest, and inform the client of such alterations, additions, omissions and of their cost Implications.  keep the client informed of any significant increases In cost during construction,  act on the client 's behalf in the matters set out in this agreement, and  administer the building contract as the client's agent, while acting impartially between the client and contractor.  advise the client of his responsibility to appoint competent persons to undertake the roles of an Assigned Certifier, Design Certifier, Builder and Ancillary Certifiers for compliance with Building Regulations.  advise the client of his responsibility to appoint a Project Supervisor Design Process (PSDP) and a Project Supervisor Construction Stage (PSCS) 3 Client’s duties The client will:  provide the architect with all the information necessary to enable the appropriate design to be prepared,  employ a contractor under a separate agreement who agrees to comply with the requirements of SI9 (if applicable) to undertake building or other works, hold the contractor (and not the architect) responsible for the supervision of construction work, for the operational methods, techniques, sequence of procedures and safety precautions. for the proper execution and completion on time of the building work, for any design work the contractor under takes, and for the remedying of defects in accordance with the terms of his contract with the client, and  not engage anybody to do any work on the project unless the architect so agrees, as this may have implications for the building contract.  make a separate appointment for Project Supervisor (Design Process) (PSDP) and Project Supervisor (Construction Stage) (PSCS)  make a separate appointment for the Assigned Certifier under the Building Control (Amendment) Regulations 2014. Comply with the requirements of the Building Control Act and Regulations as they apply to building owners which includes for the giving of notices and the appointment of suitable competent persons to design, construct and certify the works.  I...
ARCHITECT'S DUTIES. 2.1. The Architect shall at all times have access to the Work wherever it is in preparation and progress. The Architect does not have authority to act on behalf of the Owner.
ARCHITECT'S DUTIES. A. Architect shall be responsible for the professional quality, technical accuracy, timely completion and coordination of all Services furnished by Architect, its Subconsultants and their principals, officers, employees and agents under this Agreement. In performing the specified Services, Architect shall follow practices consistent with generally accepted professional and technical standards for similarly situated professionals performing similar services in the same vicinity of the project. Architect shall incorporate by reference the terms of this Agreement into all Subconsultant subcontracts. Each agreement between the Architect and its Subconsultants shall have a clause that allows the Authority to assume the subcontract if this Agreement is terminated in whole or in part. All subcontracts between Architect and each respective Subconsultant shall be approved by the Authority which approval shall not be unreasonably be withheld.

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