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Table of Contents
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List of Forms by Chapter - Chapter 1 — Representing the Architect
- I. [1.1] Introduction
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II. Transactional Issues - [1.2] Licensing and Ethics
- [1.3] Need To Be Licensed Generally
- [1.4] Individuals
- [1.5] Firm
- Illinois Architecture Practice Act of 1989 and Regulations
- [1.6] What Is the Practice of Architecture?
- [1.7] Professional Conduct
- Under Direct Supervision and Control
- [1.8] In General
- [1.9] Impact of Outside Drafting Services
- [1.10] Licensing for Out-of-State Projects
- Trying To Obtain the Project
- [1.11] Responding to a Request for Proposal
- [1.12] Whether To Submit a Proposal
- [1.13] Competitive Bidding of Professional Services
- [1.14] Structure of the Design Team
- [1.15] Assessing the Project
- [1.16] Project Risk vs. Reward
- [1.17] Assessing the Details
- [1.18] Assessing the Client
- [1.19] Project Delivery Method
- [1.20] Traditional Project Delivery
- [1.21] Fast-Tracking
- [1.22] Construction Management
- [1.23] Design-Build
- [1.24] Summary
- [1.25] Ensuring Payment
- [1.26] Verifying the Ability To Pay
- [1.27] Limited Liability Entities as Clients
- [1.28] Contractual Incentives and Protection
- [1.29] Additional Services
- [1.30] Extent of the Owner’s Representative’s Authority
- [1.31] Retainers and Cash Flow
- [1.32] Options When Payment Is Late
- [1.33] Contracts for Preliminary Services
- [1.34] Describing and Defining Typical Preliminary Services
- [1.35] Preparing the Preliminary Contract
- [1.36] Ownership/License of Intellectual Property
- [1.37] Right To Finish the Project
- [1.38] Standard of Care
- [1.39] Damage Limitation
- [1.40] Waiver of consequential damages
- [1.41] Limitation of liability to a set amount
- [1.42] Completing Someone Else’s Design
- [1.43] Working with Third-Party Consultants
- Collateral Issues
- [1.44] Confidentiality Agreements During the Proposal Phase
- [1.45] Documenting Important Communications
- [1.46] Signed Confirmation
- [1.47] Confirming Letter
- [1.48] Note to the File
- III. [1.49] Standard Form Contracts
- IV. Modern Trends
- V. Appendix
- Chapter 2 — Representing the Private Owner, Including Financing the Project
- Chapter 3 — Contracting with a Public Entity for a Public Works Project
- Chapter 4 — Representing the General Contractor
- Chapter 5 — Representing the Specialty Trade Contractor
- Chapter 6 — Representing the Construction Lender
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Representing the Parties to a Construction Project (ARCHIVED 2020 EDITION)
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