Design Architect Sample Clauses

The 'Design Architect' clause defines the role, responsibilities, and authority of the architect responsible for the design aspects of a project. Typically, this clause specifies the architect's duties, such as preparing design documents, coordinating with consultants, and ensuring compliance with applicable codes and standards. By clearly outlining the scope and limits of the design architect's involvement, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and ensures that all parties are aware of who is accountable for the project's design integrity.
Design Architect. The design architect for any Alteration (other than Interior Construction Work) governed by any element of the DUO shall be the Design Architect. If Tenant shall desire to replace ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Building Workshop or any Replacement Design Architect previously approved by Landlord as the Design Architect, then such replacement Design Architect proposed by Tenant shall be approved by Landlord (such approved replacement Design Architect, the “Replacement Design Architect”) so long as the proposed Replacement Design Architect, in Landlord’s reasonable judgment, meets all of the following criteria (the “Replacement Design Architect Approval Criteria”): (A) the proposed Replacement Design Architect is known for artistically combining architecture and engineering in inventive and unique ways; (B) the proposed Replacement Design Architect is capable of creating architecture that sensitively and imaginatively addresses the needs of users of the improvement as well as users of adjacent city sidewalks; (C) the proposed Replacement Design Architect is known for sensitive and imaginative use of materials to resolve problems in new ways; (D) the proposed Replacement Design Architect is known for an influential, diverse body of work, all of which is, as a whole, internationally recognized for high standards of excellence in architecture; (E) the proposed Replacement Design Architect is the recipient of international awards and prizes; (F) the proposed Replacement Design Architect has experience in creating architecture that is responsive to complex urban sites; and (G) the proposed Replacement Design Architect will be involved in all phases of the design, including an active role while the Alteration in question is under construction. In the event that Tenant proposes to replace the Design Architect with an architect that, in Landlord’s reasonable judgment, does not meet the Replacement Design Architect Approval Criteria, then Landlord may approve or disapprove the proposed Design Architect in Landlord’s sole discretion. Any proposed Replacement Design Architect shall, in any event, have substantial experience in construction projects that are comparable in scope and visibility to the Improvements and shall not be a Prohibited Person. If Landlord fails to approve or reject any architect nominated by Tenant to be a Design Architect within sixteen (16) Business Days after the written submission to Landlord of such architect’s name and other information (including adequate por...
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Design Architect. Qualifications and skills ⮚ At least a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture proven by notarized degree. ⮚ Proof of Registration in respective professional of national or international reputation body proven by a valid practicing Certificate. Adequacy for the assignment Specific experience At least 10 years of working experience in developing architectural design with; ⮚ Proof of experience as lead architect designer on projects similar in terms of scale and complexity. At least three references must be provided to back the required experience. ⮚ Proof of experience as architect designer on projects of educational facilities. ⮚ Proof of experience as architect designer in project with strong environmental design principles Knowledge of the region & language ⮚ Past experience in Sub Saharan Africa is an added advantage.. ⮚ Proficiency in English Qualifications and ⮚ Bachelor’s degree in topographic surveying proven by notified skills degree provided by the competent organ and a valid practicing Certificate. ⮚ Registered in respective professional of national or international reputation body proven by a valid practicing Certificate Adequacy assignment for the Specific experienceAt least 5 years of working experience in land survey with; - Proof of experience as land survey on projects similar in terms of scale and complexity. At least three references must be provided to back the required experience. Knowledge region& language of the ⮚ Past experience in Sub Saharan Africa is an added advantage ⮚ Proficiency in English
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Design Architect. The design architect for any Construction Work (other than Interior Construction Work or Demolition Work) governed by any element of the DUO shall be the Design Architect. If Tenant shall desire to replace ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Building Workshop or any Replacement Design Architect previously approved by Landlord as the Design Architect, then such replacement Design Architect proposed by Tenant shall be approved by Landlord (such approved replacement Design Architect, the “Replacement Design Architect”), so long as the proposed Replacement Design Architect, in Landlord’s reasonable judgment, meets all of the following criteria
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Design Architect. The Manager shall retain, on behalf of the Company, the firm of Gensler and Associates (the "Design Architect") to be the design architect for the Improvements. The Design Architect shall be retained upon such terms and conditions and for such compensation as all of the Members shall have approved in advance. The Members shall use their best efforts and due diligence to cooperatively and collaboratively review, refine and ultimately approve in writing such terms, conditions and compensation. M/I agrees to retain, at the Company's cost as a Development Expense, the Design Architect to be the design architect for the Tenant Improvements.
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