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FORUM FOR PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES
1. ARCHITECTURE GRADUATES
(underboard practicing architecture)
ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS
(students practicing architecture)
- preparing architectural documents
without mentorship of an architect.
2. Registered and Licensed ARCHITECTS
(RLAs offering “undercutting” services)
- signing ones name, affix ones seal, or use
any other method of signature ON
architectural plans, specifications or other
contract documents made UNDER
ANOTHER ARCHITECTS’S SUPERVISION
(unless the parts of work actually performed
are clearly indicated).
3. Non-ARCHITECTS (e.g. Civil Engineers and
other state-regulated professionals
(signing and sealing an architectural plan and
documents)
- practicing Architecture openly with no fear of
punishment.
"Undercutting" means offering architectural
design services at a lower price compare to other
architect.
Who are the offenders?
They include an architecture graduate who used the title
"Architect".
They include an UNDERGRADUATE offering
Architectural Design Services
At the other end of the ethical spectrum are the people
who steal dead architects’ seals and fraudulently stamp
drawings with them.
explaining the protected nature of the terms
“Architect”, “Architectural Designer" and “Designer.”
You will be a Faked Architect if you Signed and
Sealed your Design of not Passing the Licensure
Examination for Architects without PRC License.
Please seek guidance and mentorship to Registered
and Licensed Architects
Some self-titled positions used by unregistered and
unlicensed individuals offering Architectural Design
Services :
UAP Objectives :
"Monitoring compliance and endorsing to/filing a
complaint with the Board of Architecture and/or
Professional Regulation Commission for violation
of the R.A. 9266 and its Implementing Rules and
Regulation (IRR), code of ethics, standard of
professional practice and other policies of the
Board and of the Commission and with other
agencies for violations of other relevant laws,
regulations and the like; ..."
1. The filing of cases should be carefully & properly
evaluated and prepared before they are filed.
Cases should be sufficiently documented and it
should be tight.
2. The CHAIRMAN OF THE PRB ARCH after
consultation of relaunching of Illegal Practice
Campaign poster, he stated currently the PRC is
working out a memorandum of joint undertaking
with the help of NBI to help address the problem
of illegal practice and fake practitioners.
3. The board officials to emphasize public
awareness campaign as an integral tool, and a
few can point to full-fledged education campaigns.
4. Recommended practicable measures in
addressing R.A. 9266 violations among aspirants
and non-architects.
the Social Media :
1. When a PUBLIC posts constitutes a serious
accusation and the person pointed at is
intentionally identifiable, an accusation that have
had no evidence to show to date, an accusation
against a person and or her honor that is very
serious of which is done for the public to read
thus creating distrusts, hesitations and
suspicions is defamatory in nature.
2. Let us all be reminded that there is a limitation in
freedom of speech and-or expression. When a
public post has malice and-or is injurious to a
person’s name and reputation, the act can be
considered libelous. Please read or ask about
Revised Penal Code of the Philippines
particularly Crime Against Honor.
Building a court case based on a socmed
postings:
1) The committee concerned shall evaluate if
there is enough ground for filing a case
based on social media posting of any illegal
practice.
2) The committee shall ask the assistance of
the one posting to provide all available
evidence. The cooperation of those who are
in the know of such illegal acts is necessary,
otherwise the case will not prosper.
3) The committee shall coordinate with other
entities in the area where such act was
committed, like chapters, other groups or
even individuals willing to help, to provide
more prima facie (first hand) evidence.
4) The committee shall also make a list of those
who are willing to testify.
5) If there is more than enough evidence that
could build a solid case against the illegal
practitioner, then the committee shall proceed
with filing a case.
6) The committee shall provide necessary
assistance to those who are willing to testify
against such illegal practitioner.
7) If there is not enough ground for a case, the
committee shall inform the one who posted and
other concerned parties on why it did not
proceed in filing a case.
the PUBLIC :