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The Architect's Handbook of Professional Practice
Fourteenth edition by The American Institute of Architects
edited by Joseph A. Demkin
The Architect's Handbook of Professional Practice is a definitive guide to architectural practice.
Included with the book are 2 CDs, one containing the text of the book, the other containing AIA contract documents.
Features:
- In-depth new material on sustainable design, manageing multiple offices, lifelong learning, mentoring, and team building
- Major revised content on programming, project management, construction contract administration, risk management, and ethics
- Coverage of small firm considerations as well as emerging issues such as integrated practice and integrated project delivery
- Useful appendices with lists of related organizations, copies of the 2007 A201 general conditions and B101 owner-architect agreement, and a useful expanded glossary
Contents
Part 1: The Profession
- Professional Life
- Ethics and Professional Conduct
- AIA Code of Ethics
- Participating in Professional Organizations
- Public Service and Community Outreach
- The Architect in the Political Process
- Participating in Architecture Education
- Legal Dimensions of Practice
- Architects and the Law
- Copyright Law for Architects
- The Architect as Expert Witness
- Regulation of Professional Practice
- Mandatory Continuing Education
- Professional Development
- Lifelong Learning
- Mentoring
Part 2: The Firm
- Firm Development.
- Starting an Architecture Firm
- Firm Legal Structure
- Strategic Planning for the Design Firm
- Firm Identity and Expertise
- Establishing a Niche Practice
- Team Building
- Firm Peer Review
- Alliances
- Practicing in a Global Market
- Ownership Transition
- Marketing and Public Relations
- Marketing Planning and Strategy
- Seeking the Project
- Proposal Development
- The Project Interview
- Public Relations
- Client Relations
- How Clients Select Architects
- Communicating with Clients
- Building Client Relationships
- Human Resources
- The Human Resources Function
- Legal Requirements of Employers
- Recruiting and Hiring
- Staffing Alternatives
- New Employee Orientation
- Developing and Using Job Descriptions
- Compensation and Benefits
- Staff Development and Retention
- Developing Leadership Skills
- Resignation, Termination, and Staff Reduction
- Financial Management
- Financial Planning
- Financial Management Systems
- Computerized Financial Systems
- Maintaining Financial Health
- Acquiring Capital
- Risk Management
- Risk Management Strategies
- Risk Assessment Matrixes
- Insurance Coverage
- Dispute Avoidance
- Dispute Resolution Methods
- Firm Operations
- Office Administration
- Computer Technology in Practice
- Information Management
- Developing and Managing Multiple Offices
- Retaining and Archiving Records
Part 3: The Project
- Project Definition.
- Defining Project Services
- Compensation for Services
- Negotiating Agreement
- Project Delivery Methods
- Construction Management
- Design-Build
- Project Delivery
- Programming
- Design Phases
- Construction Documentation
- U.S. National CAD Standard
- AIA MASTERSPEC
- Construction Procurement
- Construction Contract Administration
- Project Closeouts
- Sustainable Design
- Environmentally Preferable Product Selection
- Research Methods for Architects
- Digital Architectural Survey Technologies
- Value Analysis
- Life-Cycle Costing
- Project Management
- The Effective Project Manager
- Managing Architectural Projects
- Project Controls
- Project Scheduling
- Managing Fast-Track Projects
- Construction Cost Management
- Quality Management
- Quality Management in Practice
- Maintaining Design Quality
- Building Codes and Regulations
- Community Planning Controls
- Building Codes and Standards
- The International Building Code
Part 4: Contracts and Agareements
- Types of Agreements
- Agreements with Owners
- Owner Generated Agreements
- Project Design Team Agreements
- Joint Venture Agreements
- Construction Contracts
- AIA Documents
- The AIA Documents Program
- AIA Documents Finder
Appendices
- Professional and Allied Organizations
- State Registration Boards
- Schools of Architecture
- AIA Documents A201-2007 & B101-2007
- Glossary
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The Architect's Handbook of Professional Practice
Fourteenth edition by The American Institute of Architects
edited by Joseph A. Demkin
2008 • 1,028 pages • Book + 2 CDs • $249.00 + shipping
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