Running a project, running a practice. Fee proposals, budgets, firm management, professional ethics, and the regulator's role. The business side of archite
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Why this topic matters. Practice management questions test whether you understand the architect as a professional, not just a designer. Examiners ask about fees, ethics, regulation, and what to do when something goes wrong.
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Estimated study time. Most candidates spend 8 to 12 hours on Project and Practice Management. Adjust up if you don't see this work in your day job, down if you do.
Common structures include percentage of construction cost, lump sum, hourly with cap, and hybrid. The choice depends on project scope, predictability, and client preference.
Each province has its own regulatory body (e.g., OAA in Ontario, AIBC in BC). The CACB accredits architecture programs and administers the ExAC.
Disclose the conflict to all affected parties. If the conflict cannot be managed, decline or withdraw.
Yes. Every Canadian provincial regulator requires continuing education hours, typically annual.
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