Professional Practice Architecture Practice Test

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Who is responsible for executing the architectural design plans during construction?

  1. Project Architect

  2. Project Engineer

  3. Project Manager

  4. Registered and Licensed Architect

The correct answer is: Registered and Licensed Architect

The responsibility for executing the architectural design plans during construction primarily falls to a registered and licensed architect. This professional is legally authorized to ensure that the designs are implemented as intended, while also adhering to all applicable building codes and regulations. The registered architect is tasked with overseeing the construction process to maintain the design's integrity and quality, which includes coordinating with contractors, addressing on-site changes or challenges, and ensuring that the final outcome aligns with the architectural vision. The role of the project architect, while significant, is typically more focused on the design and development phases of a project rather than direct oversight of construction execution, which includes on-site decision-making. The project engineer usually specializes in specific engineering aspects that support the architectural plan, but is not primarily responsible for executing architectural designs. The project manager manages overall project timelines and budget but may not have the specific qualifications or responsibility to enforce compliance with the architectural design plans.