Architects & The Law in Singapore

Description

The architectural profession faces in-built conflicts and contradictions. Balancing the desire to create an outstanding work of architecture and fulfilling the clients' aspirations and end users' requirements is a formidable task. The recent trend of Design and Build procurement process can give rise to potential legal issues on the liability of design for fitness of purpose. This book has been specifically written for the Singapore practitioners; the aim is to provide both a legal and practical perspective of the main legal issues confronting architects in their practice today.

Table of Contents

· Chapter 1: Contract of Employment of Architect
· Chapter 2: Architect's Remuneration
· Chapter 3: Architect's Role as Agent
· Chapter 4: Duties and Liabilities of Architects
· Chapter 5: Contract Administration
· Chapter 6: Architect's Certification Duties
· Chapter 7: Architect in Design and Build Contracts
· Chapter 8: Termination of Architect's Appointment
· Chapter 9: Dispute Resolution
· Chapter 10: Information Technology and Architect
· Chapter 11: Professional Indemnity and Architect




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