Architecture 2 Focuses on the small practice, including the impact on practice of private and public clients and small scale builders, as well as considering modes of practice in small firms. Other topics include communication and documentation systems, simple contracts and tenders, and quality, quantity, cost and time controls. Architecture 3 Focuses on the medium scale practice, dealing with traditional and alternate modes of practice, project management, documentation systems and quality, time and cost controls. Complex network analysis for decision and planning is examined as well as specifications, and legal and technical matters. Architecture 4 Focuses on the large scale practice and extended roles and services, including consideration of the social and economic impact of major projects, and the business aspects of practice.
Students also consider the major builder, and facility management for major investment projects.
Architecture 5 Professional attitudes and skills for design and control of a complex project Effective interaction with consultants, authorities and the client Application of practice skills to a complex project Introduction to economic feasibility studies. Linktext is the text you want folks to see and click upon.