SPP 208

Who is responsible for initiating and promoting an Architectural Design Competition (ADC)?

Architect

Professional Advisor

Owner

Technical Advisor

What is the primary objective of the Owner in organizing an ADC?

Profit generation

Obtaining design excellence

Promoting architects

Showcasing construction materials

What is the role of the Jury in an ADC?

Manage finances

Assess competition entries

Design project requirements

Organize technical aspects

How are Jurors nominated for an ADC?

Y Technical Advisors

By Architects

By the Owner and approved by IAPOA

By the Professional Advisor and approved by IAPOA

What is the primary responsibility of the Professional Advisor in an ADC?

Designing the project

Assessing competition entries

Overseeing administrative aspects

Financing the competition

Who are the Specialist personnel that Jurors may consult during an ADC?

Lay Jurors

Technical Advisors

Professional Advisors

Owners

What is the purpose of the Competition Secretariat?

Designing competition entries

Overseeing financial aspects

Assisting in administrative conduct

Nominating Jurors

Which organization approves the nomination of Jurors in an ADC?

Architects Without Borders

International Association of Architects

IAPOA

UNESCO

Who is responsible for drawing up the full conditions of an Architectural Design Competition (ADC), including the program and submission instructions?

Lay Advisor

IAPOA ADC Committee

Professional Advisor

Owner

What does "SPP on ADC" refer to in the context of Architectural Design Competitions?

Submission Program Protocol

Standard of Professional Practice

Site Planning Procedure

Submission Program Plan

Who appoints the IAPOA ADC Committee, which oversees all architectural design competitions (ADCs) referred to the IAPOA?

Professional Advisor

IAPOA National President

Owner

Jury

What is the significance of maintaining the ANONYMITY of competitors in an Architectural Design Competition (ADC)?

It ensures fair judgment of competition entries.

It promotes collaboration among competitors.

It speeds up the competition process.

It reduces the number of competitors.

According to the ADC conditions, what should be the relationship between the program of requirements of a National ADC and the competitors?

The program should vary for each competitor.

The program should be kept secret until the final judgment.

The program shall be identical for all competitors.

The program is not necessary for National ADCs.

What information should be clearly stated in the conditions for National ADC, as per 4.3 of the SPP?

Competitor's personal details

The purpose of the ADC and Owner's intentions

The competitors' past achievements

Future plans of the competitors

Who approves the appointment of the Professional Advisor and supervises the conduct of the ADC, including the preparation of the Conditions?

Competitors

IAPOA

Owner

IAPOA NBD thru ADC

When should the Jury be set up for an Architectural Design Competition (ADC)?

After the official announcement of the competition

During the submission of entries

Before the official announcement of the competition

At the conclusion of the competition

Who appoints the Jurors for an ADC, and who approves them?

Jurors appoint themselves

Owner appoints, IAPOA approves

IAPOA appoints, Owner approves

Competitors appoint, Jury approves

How many members should typically comprise the Jury for an ADC?

What is the role of the Architect-Juror representing the IAPOA in the Jury?

Cast the deciding vote

Ensure correct conduct of the competition

Represent the Owner's interests

Determine competition awards

How many representatives of the Owner should be included in the Jury?

None

When should each Juror see the Conditions of the competition?

After the competition concludes

Before they are made available to Competitors

During the Jury meetings

Only during the final judgment

How are decisions of the Jury taken regarding competition plans/designs?

Unanimous decision

Decision by the Professional Advisor

Majority vote on each plan/design

Decision by the Owner

In a two-stage competition, who should judge both stages of the competition?

Different Juries for each stage

IAPOA representatives only

The same Jury

Only the Architect-Jurors

Who is restricted from taking part in the competition, either directly or indirectly, according to 7.1 of the SPP?

Owner

Professional Advisor

Member of the Jury

Technical Advisor

According to 7.2, who is not eligible to compete or assist a Competitor in an ADC?

Competitors' associates

Member of the Jury

Owner's representatives

Technical Advisors

What is the purpose of the honorarium mentioned in 8.4 for participants in a limited ADC by invitation?

Compensation for winning entries

Prize for first place

Recognition of competition organizers

Additional payment for participation

What is the timeframe within which the Owner must pay the prizes after the official announcement of ADC results, as per 8.3?

2 weeks

1 month

3 months

31 days

In Project ADCs, what obligation does the award of the first prize place on the Owner, as mentioned in 8.7?

No obligation

Collaboration with the Jury

Entrust the Author with the commission for the Project

Select a different Architect

What compensation is mentioned in 8.8 if no contract is signed within twelve (12) months of the announcement of the Jury's award in Project ADCs?

Double the first prize amount

No compensation

Additional honorarium

Further sum equal to the amount of the first prize

What is the status of the copyright for the Author's plan/design, according to 9.1 of the SPP?

Transferred to the Owner

Retained by the Author

Shared between the Author and the Owner

Transferred to the Jury

What does the Owner's right to use the ADC-generated plan/design generally cover, as per 9.3 of the SPP?

Unlimited use

One execution only

Repetitive work

Alterations without consent

How long, as a general rule, should designs be exhibited, even if disqualified by the Jury?

One week

Two weeks

Three weeks

Four weeks

Who is responsible for notifying registered Competitors of the exhibition date, place, and results of the ADC, according to 12.2 of the SPP?

Professional Advisor

Jury

Owner

IAPOA

What is the purpose of sending photographs of prize-winning designs to the IAPOA, as mentioned in 12.2 of the SPP?

For auction purposes

Possible publication

Legal documentation

Jury's reference

What is the fate of drawings and plans, other than prize-winning or purchased ones, at the end of the public exhibition, unless stated otherwise in the Conditions?

Retained by the Owner

Sent to the IAPOA

Destroyed

Archived for future competitions

When should models, if required, be returned to the Author/s at the expense of the Owner?

Immediately after the submission

Within a month of the Jury's decision

At the end of the public exhibition

After purchasing the model

Who are the sole arbiters at all stages, up to the final prize-giving, as per 14.2 of the SPP?

Owner

IAPOA

Jury members

Professional Advisor

Who bears the expenses resulting from any conciliation, mediation, or arbitration process, according to 14.4 of the SPP?

Only the Owner

Shared by the two interested parties

Competitors

Owner and the IAPOA

Which mode of dispute resolution precedes any form of litigation, according to 14.1 of the SPP?

Mediation

Conciliation

Arbitration

Jury decision

What does 11.1 of the SPP specify regarding the duration of insurance for Competitors' plans/designs?

Until the launch of the ADC

Until the Jury's decision

For the entire competition duration

Until the submission of plans/designs

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