What is the architect's primary responsibility when responding to a contractor's Request for Information (RFI) during construction?

• A.Revising the contract to include additional services
• B.Providing a clear and timely clarification to avoid delays
• C.Issuing a change order immediately
• D.Inspecting the contractor's work for quality

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After construction begins, an owner asks the architect to select a different roof material. The architect wants to manage the risk associated with this change.

• A.Place a note in the project file to detail roof options and the final decision.
• B.Contact roofing suppliers to request product specifications to select a replacement.
• C.Write a memorandum to the owner to describe the owner's request for a change.
• D.Contact the contractor to request a change order.

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The architect is on site to evaluate the completed work by the contractor. During the evaluation, the architect notices a structural connection that deviates from the contract documents.
According to AIA B101, to which party should the architect report this observed deviation?

• A.Structural engineer
• B.Contractor
• C.Building inspector
• D.Owner

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An architect is evaluating a change order.
Where should the costs for the project superintendent or general foreman be included?

• A.Direct field labor hours
• B.Direct field labor costs
• C.Field overheads
• D.General and administrative overheads

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What is the best method for an architect to reduce liability related to unknown site conditions?

• A.Assume full responsibility for site conditions
• B.Clearly define the scope of services and responsibilities in contracts
• C.Ignore unforeseen conditions unless notified by the contractor
• D.Use the same geotechnical report for multiple projects

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