Module 1 : An Overview of the Practice of Architecture in Canada
This training activity describes the specific characteristics of the practice of architecture in Canada. It presents the main professional bodies and the context in which architects practice their profession. It discusses, among others, the responsibility of the architect with respect to fire protection, the various climatic and seismic zones in Canada, and building regulations in the country.
ARC-ROAC-2301
$75.00
Introduction
Chapter 1: Primary organizations
Chapter 2: Issues and Practice Context
Chapter 3: Protected title and Scope of Work
Chapter 4: Provincial Building Regulations
Chapter 5: Design and construction agreements
Conclusion
Data sheet
- length
- 1h10
This training activity describes the specific characteristics of the practice of architecture in Canada. It presents the main professional bodies and the context in which architects practice their profession. It discusses, among others, the responsibility of the architect with respect to fire protection, the various climatic and seismic zones in Canada, and building regulations in the country.