Professional Practice Architecture Practice Test

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Which service is NOT a part of Regular Design Services?

  1. Value Management

  2. Site Selection

  3. Contract Document Phase

  4. Schematic Design Phase

The correct answer is: Site Selection

The service of site selection is typically considered a specialized service rather than a standard component of regular design services. Regular design services usually encompass phases like the schematic design phase and the contract document phase, where the architect develops design concepts, prepares construction documents, and ensures that all relevant design elements are articulated clearly for construction. Value management may also fall into a category of regular design services aimed at maximizing the value of the project throughout its lifecycle. However, site selection often involves additional considerations such as land use regulations, environmental analysis, and community impact assessments, which can extend beyond the typical scope of architectural design. Therefore, it is classified as a separate service that may require additional expertise and is not inherently included in regular architectural design workflows.