Free NCARB Project-Management Practice Test & Real Exam Questions

An architect is working on a large renovation project with an AIA B101 contract. The owner decides to contract separately with an electrical engineer and a security firm. The security firm asks the engineer and architect to coordinate the details for a new card reader access control system.
What is the first step the architect should take?

Which of the following best describes a construction manager (CM) at risk?

The Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) method is used for a new football stadium project in an urban downtown area. After completing 60% implementation documents, the owner requests a digital scoreboard that is 20% larger than previously specified. The architect is concerned that the larger scoreboard will exceed the height limitations dictated by the city. The IPD team will conduct a constructability review and evaluate the modification of the scoreboard. Including the architect, which members of the IPD team are required to participate in the constructability review?

The management of architectural projects by a project manager consists of which responsibilities? Check the four that apply.

What is the architect's role in project closeout?

During the bidding phase, what is the architect's role regarding addenda?

A new multifamily apartment building is constructed using a construction manager at-risk delivery method.
The owner is eager to begin leasing units in the building and requests that the architect sign the certificate of substantial completion without listing any work to be completed.
Which party is required to sign the certificate of substantial completion?

Refer to the exhibit.
The following changes occur during the project:
* The owner delayed the project kickoff until September Year 1 due to delays in finalizing the Owner- Architect Agreement.
* The architect did not have enough staff available to start the project on time, so the firm hired temporary staff for 2 months.
* The owner made a design change in January Year 2 that added 2 weeks to the schedule.
* Not enough bids were received, and the project was bid a second time with additional advertising.
* The owner made design changes in May and July of Year 2 that each added 3 weeks to the schedule.
When were the construction documents completed based on the project changes?