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    The document classifies professional architectural work into 10 groups based on the degree of complexity, creative skill required, and technical, functional, economic and aesthetic constraints of projects. Group 1 includes the simplest buildings like warehouses and industrial facilities. Group 2 includes buildings of moderate complexity like offices, schools, and apartments. Group 3 includes the most exceptional and complex buildings like hospitals, research facilities, and stadiums. The document provides examples of project types that would fall under each classification group.

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    The document classifies professional architectural work into 10 groups based on the degree of complexity, creative skill required, and technical, functional, economic and aesthetic constraints of projects. Group 1 includes the simplest buildings like warehouses and industrial facilities. Group 2 includes buildings of moderate complexity like offices, schools, and apartments. Group 3 includes the most exceptional and complex buildings like hospitals, research facilities, and stadiums. The document provides examples of project types that would fall under each classification group.

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    The document classifies professional architectural work into 10 groups based on the degree of complexity, creative skill required, and technical, functional, economic and aesthetic constraints of projects. Group 1 includes the simplest buildings like warehouses and industrial facilities. Group 2 includes buildings of moderate complexity like offices, schools, and apartments. Group 3 includes the most exceptional and complex buildings like hospitals, research facilities, and stadiums. The document provides examples of project types that would fall under each classification group.

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    The document classifies professional architectural work into 10 groups based on the degree of complexity, creative skill required, and technical, functional, economic and aesthetic constraints of projects. Group 1 includes the simplest buildings like warehouses and industrial facilities. Group 2 includes buildings of moderate complexity like offices, schools, and apartments. Group 3 includes the most exceptional and complex buildings like hospitals, research facilities, and stadiums. The document provides examples of project types that would fall under each classification group.

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    4.

    PROJECT CLASSIFICATION

    Professional architectural work is classified in accordance with the degree of complexity and
    the creative skill required to meet the requirements of the Client within technical, functional,
    economic and aesthetic constraints. Based on these groupings, the corresponding scale of
    charges shall be prescribed in the Architect’s Guidelines to determine the fair
    remuneration to the Architect.

    4.1 Group 1

    Buildings of the simplest utilization and character which shall include but not be
    limited to the following:

    Armories Parking Structures


    Bakeries Printing Plants
    Habitable Agricultural Buildings Public Markets
    Freight Facilities Service Garages
    Hangars Simple Loft-Type Buildings
    Industrial Buildings Warehouses
    Manufacturing/Industrial Plants Packaging and Processing Plants
    Other similar utilization type buildings

    4.2 Group 2

    Buildings of moderate complexity of plan / design which shall include but not be
    limited to the following:

    Art Galleries Nursing Homes


    Banks, Exchange and other Office Buildings/ Office Condominium
    Buildings Park, Playground and Open-Air
    Financial Institutions Recreational Facilities
    Bowlodromes Residential Condominiums
    Call Centers Police Stations
    Churches and Religious Facilities Postal Facilities
    City/Town Halls & Civic Centers Private Clubs
    College Buildings Publishing Plants
    Convents, Monasteries & Race Tracks
    Seminaries Restaurants / Fastfood Stores
    Correctional & Detention Facilities Retail / Wholesale Stores
    Court Houses/Halls of Justice Schools
    Dormitories Shopping Centers
    Exhibition Halls & Display Structures
    Fire Stations Specialty Shops
    Laundries & Cleaning Facilities Supermarkets/ Hyper-marts
    Libraries Serviced Apartments
    Malls/Mall Complexes Welfare Buildings
    Motels & Apartels Mixed Use Buildings
    Multi-storey Apartments Other buildings of similar nature
    Showrooms/Service Centers or use
    4.3 Group 3

    Buildings of exceptional character and complexity of plan / design which shall include
    but not be limited to the following:

    Aquariums Laboratories/ Testing Facilities


    Nuclear Facilities Marinas and Resort Complexes
    Auditoriums Medical Arts Offices & Clinics
    Airports/Wet & Dry Ports & Terminals Mental Institutions
    Breweries Mortuaries
    Cold Storage Facilities Observatories
    Telecommunication Buildings Public Health Centers
    Convention Facilities Research Facilities
    Gymnasiums Stadia
    Hospitals & Medical Buildings Theaters & Similar Facilities
    Hotels Veterinary Hospitals
    Transportation Facilities & Systems Other buildings of similar nature or use

    4.4 Group 4
    Residences (single-detached, single-attached or duplex; row-houses or shop-
    houses), small apartment houses and townhouses

    4.5 Group 5
    Monumental buildings and other facilities

    Exposition & Fair Buildings Specialized decorative buildings


    Mausoleums, Memorials, Museums
    & Monuments Buildings of similar nature or use

    4.6 Group 6
    Projects where the plan / design and related Contract Documents are re-used for the
    repetitive construction of similar buildings without amending the drawing and the
    specifications

    4.7 Group 7
    Housing Project involving the construction of several residential units on a single site
    with the use of one (1) set of plans / design, specifications and related documents

    4.8 Group 8

    Projects involving extensive detail such as designs for built-in components or


    elements, built-in equipment, special fittings, screens, counters, architectural
    interiors (AI), and development planning and/or design

    4.9 Group 9

    Alterations, renovations, rehabilitations, retrofit and expansion / additions to existing


    buildings belonging to Groups 1 to 5

    4.10 Group 10

    The Architect is engaged to render opinion or give advice, clarifications or


    explanation on technical matters pertaining to architectural works.

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