Field-side construction phase: site visits, observation reports, deficiency tracking, taking-over and substantial performance certificates. The architect's
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Why this topic matters. Field functions test the architect's site presence and judgment. Examiners want to see you understand general review obligations, document properly, and certify the milestones that move money and risk.
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General review is the regulatory obligation for the architect of record to attend the site at intervals appropriate to the stage of construction, confirming conformance with permitted drawings.
At intervals appropriate to the stage of construction. CHOP and provincial regulators give guidance. Not weekly by default.
Observations of progress, non-conformities, deficiencies, and weather. Avoid directing means and methods. The report is a record, not an instruction.
Substantial performance is when the work is usable. Total performance is when all contract work is complete, including punch list items.
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