ARE 5.0: Project Management Exam 1 with Questions and Solutions

ARE 5.0: Project Management Exam 1 with Questions and Solutions Architect/Client + Contractor ANSWER Small project - mostly Arch and Clnt for Design phase. Contractor comes after design complete Architect/Client/Construction Man. ANSWER Con. Man may advise logistics & pricing during design development. Organizes Sub-cons for owner. Works best on tight schedule projects & complicated renovations, etc. Architect/client/contractor: design-build (bid-design-build) ANSWER Two architects may be involved; one works for owner to start bidding process. The other works for contractor to make construction docs. Good for projects with a well-defined scope, well-known site attributes, and sufficient schedule. This scenario allows for lowest construction cost. Architect/Client/Contractor: Integrated Proj. Delivery (IPD) ANSWER risk/reward sharing contractual arrangement between all parties. Architect/Architect ANSWER Two complementary firms join together for a specific project. Either firm can serve as the Prime Consultant; it depends on the project. Reimbursable Expenses (B101; Article 11) ANSWER Expenses paid by the architect related directly to the project. Includes postage, reproductions, transportation and travel expenses, project specific communication costs, project websites, project insurance, renderings and models. Cost Plus Fee (B101; Article 11) ANSWER Actual expenses of doing a job plus a reasonable fee for profit. Actual expenses include salaries, benefits, direct expenses, and office overhead.