Architectural Organizations.pdf

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ARCHITECTURAL ORGANIZATPROFESSIONAL PRACTICES 10th Sem

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There are several architectural organizations at national and international level whbringing the architects from different regions together and provide a platform for eideas between them.

The main aim is the betterment of the architectural profession and professionals adevelopment of the society.

These organizations hold conferences, organize competitions, provide funds for arcresearch and education and also ensure cooperation among architects from all par

These organizations also conduct various qualifying tests for recognitions which adprestige of the architect.

Various awards in different categories promotes healthy competition among architencourages new research and methodology and new ideas.

Being the recipient of one of these awards adds to the glamour of the project as wearchitect.

Introduction


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Indian Institute of Architects (IIA)

Brief Introduction

The Indian Institute of Architects (IIA) is the national body of Architects in Ind20,000 members. It was established in 1917 with its headquarters in Mumbai.

In 1917, a group of people who were past students of architecture ofSir J.J. schto form themselves into an association and it was decided to christen the infantstudents association

In 1922, it announced the formal inauguration of the rechristened associatarchitectural studentsassociation in Mumbai.

Its affiliation to the Royal Institute of British architects in 1925 and re-conobjectives it was converted to IIA in the year 1929.

The institute today has more than 20000 members.

IIA has six classes of membership:-

Honorary Fellows, Associates, Students, Licentiates, Retired Members, Subscri


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The Indian Institute of Architects is registered under the Societies Registration Aa voluntary organization of Architects.

IIA is represented on various national and international committees connectedarchitecture and the building industry is also actively associated with UIA, CAA,

COUNCILAll affairs of the institute is be managed by the council, but will be subject to the cogeneral body of the institute. The council holds office for a period of 2 official years

Council consists of :

President

2 Vice President

Hon. treasurer

2 or more Joint Secretaries

The immediate past President

Chairman of 5 regional committees

Chairman of all chapters

The Hon. Editor of the Journal


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Role of IIA

It encourages the science and the art of planning and building tarchitectural education, training and practice

It devises and imposes the means for testing the qualifications of th

admission to membership of the Institute, by examination in theory andany other tests

It holds conferences or meetings for the discussion of, and the exchanmatters affecting or relating to architecture

It co-ordinates the activities of the building industry and of the Professioand combine with other institutions having similar objects

It ensures the advancement of the living standards of our people througenvironment and to make the profession of ever increasing service to Soc

It acquires by purchasing, donation, request or otherwise a library amodels, drawings, designs or other materials, and to maintain, extendsame.


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ARCAsiaBrief Introduction

ARCASIA originated initially during the 1967 Commonwealth Association of ArcDelhi Conference.

An urgent need was felt for the establishment of a regional centre that wouldenvironmental design and unity among the six Asian member Institutes of theInstitutes (the founding members) were India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Malaysia, SiKong.

The First Council (1969-1974) held in Hong Kong in September 1970 resassemblies of the National Institutes of the Asian region of the CAA and AR

called the Architects Regional Council Asia (ARCASIA).

Objective of ARCAsia- To enable closer working relationships betweMember Institutes within the region to deal with matters that are or

importance to the region and environment.


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CouncilThe Council of the ARCASIA consists of all the Presidents of the National Instiannual meeting of the council attended by two representatives from each membACAE Chairman, the Immediate Past Chairman, Advisors, Chairman, HonTreasurer, Observer institutes, individual observers. Member institutes take tmeeting.

Asian Congress of ArchitectsAsian Congress of Architects(ACA) is a major regional conference held everycoinciding with the Council meeting. It is more than a conference for the intelleccurrent architectural ideas.

CommitteesCommittee ofArchitecture Education

Committee on Professional PracticeCommittee on Social Responsibility

Committee on Green & Sustainable Architecture

Awards

ARCASIA Awards for Architecture

Architecture Asia Awards for Emerging Architect


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South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation SAARC

SAARC is an eco-political organization of 8 South Asian

nations, which was established on 8 December 1985 for

friendship and cooperation among themselves and with

other developing countries.

SAARC Recognized Bodies and SAARC Apex Bodies

South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation ofArchitects (SAARCH)

SAARCH which was initially established on October 14th, 1991 . It held its first m

Colombo and Architect Mihindu Keerthiratne was appointed as its founder Cha

SAARCH


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The organization was granted "SAARC recognized body status" in May 1997.

It has held several conferences in the region which includes the recent ones like

SAARCH 2004 and SAARCH 2006 held at Kathmandu, Karachi and Dhaka respect

2008 is being organized at New Delhi, Sri Lanka in 2009, 2012 in Thimphu.

It was ascertained with the objective of assisting the development of national a

institute bodies within the South Asian Region

It would help provide opportunities for consultation on matters such as holdingfor architects in order to discuss professional topics as well as exchange ideas.

The various activities conducted by SAARCH include sharing of information amo

architects as well as organizing various competitions for the regional architects


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South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation of

Architects

1. SLIA (SriLanka Institute of Architects)

2. RBIA ( Royal Bhutanese Institute of Architects)

3. IIA (Indian Institute of Architects)

4. IAP (Institute of Architects, Pakistan)

5. IAB (Institute of Architects of Bangladesh)

6. SONA ( Society of Nepalese Architects)

7. AM (Architects from Maldives)

This organization is a gathering of the national institutes of architects of each count

above mentioned countries comprised of national architectural organizations until r

SAARC


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UIAThe International Union of Architects (UIA), is a non-governmental organization, a

of national associations of architects. Founded in 1948 to unite the architects of a

federation of their national organizations.

Currently holding unto 124 countries.

RECOGNIZED BY-

Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (Geneva)

United Nations Industrial Development Organization (Vienna)

International Labor Organization (Geneva)

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Paris)

World Health Organization (Geneva)

United Nations Center for Human Settlements (Nairobi).

OBJECTIVE is to represent all architectural organizations and individual architects

countries, with parallel non-government organizations of other disciplines, and witintergovernmental institutions.


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The UIA Member Sections are grouped geographically according to five regions: WEastern Europe and the Middle East, the Americas, Asia and Oceania, and Africa

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

The UIA General Assembly is made up of delegates from all the unions Member Smeets every three years. The assembly examines reports from Council on activitieduring the triennial period as well as propositions, its lays out triennial governancethe union and elects Bureau and Council members.

COUNCIL MEMBERSFour representatives from each region are elected to serve as UIA Council Membe

Council meets twice a year.

BUREAU MEMBERSThe president, immediate past president, secretary general, and treasurer along wregional vice-presidents make up the UIA Bureau, which meets twice a year, in besessions. The Bureau members are also part of the UIA Council.


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THE PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE COMMISSION

Establishment of the Professional Practice Commission and approved its program -Responsible for setting international standards of professionalism in architecturemutual recognition of architectural competences at world level.

The Accord contains a statement of principles of professionalism and a series of 1format of definitions and background statements followed by policy statements.

The organization also conducts international competitions to improve human hab

architecture and technology.

THE THREE COMMISSIONS

The UIA is dedicated to advancing and promoting the profession and reinforcing garchitectural quality, through the efforts of specialists from around the world worwithin three commissions dedicated to:

Architectural education

Professional practice

International competitions

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Accreditation/Validation/Recognition

Practical Experience/Training/Internship

Demonstration of Professional Knowledge & Ability

Registration/Licensing/ Certification

Guide to Competitive Quality Based Selection of Architects

Ethics and Conduct Continuing Professional Development

Scope of Practice

Forms of Practice

Practice in a Host Nation

Intellectual Property and Copyright

Governance of the Profession

Building Project Delivery Systems

Development of Architects Compensation

UIA Accord on Recommended International Standards of Professionalism in Architectura(the Accord) and nine related Accord policy guidelines


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INTERGOVERNMENTAL INSTITUTIONS

ECOSOC, United Nations Economic and SocialCouncil

IOC, International Olympic Committee

UN-HABITAT, United Nations Centre for Human

Settlements

UNECE, United Nations Econ

Commission for Europe

UNESCO, United Nations Ed

and Cultural Organization. T

World organization of archit

official status of association

WHO, World Health Organization

WTO, World Trade Organization
http://www.who.int/http://www.who.int/http://en/www.unesco.orghttp://en/www.unesco.orghttp://www.unece.org/http://www.unece.org/http://www.unhabitat.org/http://www.unhabitat.org/http://www.olympic.org/http://www.olympic.org/http://www.un.org/en/ecosoc/http://www.un.org/en/ecosoc/http://www.wto.org/http://www.wto.org/


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DoCoMo MO, Documentation abuildings, sites, and neighborho

Movement

Active House Alliance

HPF, Habitat Professionals Fo

EAF, Emergency Architects Foundation

ICOMOS, International Council of Monuments

and Sites

IFLA, International Federation of Landscape

Architects

ISC20, ICOMOS International Scientific

Committee on 20th Heritage

WGBC, World Green Building Council

NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS
http://www.worldgbc.org/http://www.worldgbc.org/http://icomos-isc20c.org/http://icomos-isc20c.org/http://www.iflaonline.org/http://www.iflaonline.org/http://www.icomos.org/http://www.icomos.org/http://www.unhabitat.org/content.asp?typeid=19&catid=594&cid=6886http://www.unhabitat.org/content.asp?typeid=19&catid=594&cid=6886http://www.archi-urgent.com/http://www.archi-urgent.com/http://www.docomomo.com/http://www.docomomo.com/http://www.activehouse.info/http://www.activehouse.info/


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REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS FORARCHITECTS

ACE, Architects' Council of Europe

ARCASIA, Architects' Regional Council Asia

AUA, African Union of Architects

FPAA, Pan-American Federation of

Associations of Architects

MASA, International Association of Eurasian

Unions of Architects

Visegrad 4; FABSR, Forum of Architects of the

Black Sea RegionUMAR, Union of Mediterra

UIFA, The International Unio

OAA, Organization of Arab A

CIALP, International Council

Speaking

CAA, Commonwealth Archite

PARTNERS ORGANIZAT
http://www.umar.org/http://www.umar.org/http://www.uifa.fr/http://www.uifa.fr/http://www.arabarchitect.org/homepage.htmlhttp://www.arabarchitect.org/homepage.htmlhttp://www.cialp.org/http://www.cialp.org/http://www.fabsr.org/http://www.fabsr.org/http://www.maca.ru/http://www.maca.ru/http://www.fpaa-arquitectos.org/http://www.fpaa-arquitectos.org/http://m.auaarchitects.org/http://m.auaarchitects.org/http://www.arcasia.org/http://www.arcasia.org/http://www.ace-cae.org/http://www.ace-cae.org/


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CAA ( Commonwealth Association of Architects )Brief introduction

CCA is a membership organisation for professional bodies representing architectCommonwealth countries. Formed in 1965, to promote co-operation for advancarchitecture in the Commonwealth, it currently has 35 active members.

Purpose and Benefits

CAA runs a multinational validation system for the recognition of courses in architestandards in architectural education, supporting new courses and promoting the mof architectural qualifications.

CAA supports the exchange of architectural knowledge through seminars, and runsGeneral Assembly and conference together with an international student competit

Management

CAA is a UK registered charity governed by a General Assembly of Member delegations whionce every three years, with each member having one vote irrespective of size. The membeinto 5 regions (Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania).


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Council

Management is vested in a Council comprising: President; Immediate

Honorary Secretary/Treasurer; 5 regional Vice Presidents; Chairs of CEducation and Practice Committees.

The Secretariat is run by the Executive Director, Tony Godwin, in UK

Awards

Student Design Competition

Robert Matthew Award

Members of CAA
http://www.comarchitect.org/Council2.htmhttp://www.comarchitect.org/Council2.htm


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Members of CAAAustralia

Bhamas

Bangladesh

Barbados

Botswana

Cyprus

FijiGhana

Guyana

Hong kong

India

Jamaica

Kenya

Lesotho

Malawi

Malta

Namibia

New zealand

Nigeria

Pakistan

Papua new guniea

Sierra leone

Singap

South

Sri Lan

St Kitt

St Luc

St Vin

TanzaTrinid

Ugand

Unite

Zamb

Zimba


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RIBA

Brief introduction

The Royal Institute of British Architects is a professional body for architects mKingdom but also Internationally

Originally named the Institute of British Architects in London, it was formedgrant of the royal charter it had become known as the Royal Institute of BLondon.

in the 19th and 20th centuries the RIBA and its members had a leading partarchitectural education in the United Kingdom, including the establishment

Registration Council of the United Kingdom (ARCUK) and the Board of Archunder the Architects

It sets standards for Professional Practice and code of conduct for British aCOAs role in India.

Objective of RIBA-


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Provide the standards, training, support and recognition that put members in th

overseas at the peak of their profession.

Work to improve the design quality of public buildings, new homes and new com

Membership -


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The RIBA is a member organisation, with 44,000 members.

Chartered Members are entitled to call themselves chartered archite

append the post-nominals RIBA after their name

FRIBA: Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects (now an honorary designation)

ARIBA: Associate of the Royal Institute of British Architects (no longer granted to new members)

RIBA: Chartered member of the Royal Institute of British Architects

RIBA International


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International ChapterThe Chapter program aims to include:

Support and communication with RIBA overseas members and

Chapters.

Range of activities/services (networking events, CPD, web foru

workshops). Promotion of local expertise (education, professional training,

Networking with allied professions.

Maintaining links with local institutes, national universities and

maintains relations with other overseas bodies

addresses all matters arising from UK membership

assists members seeking work in other countries

promotes the RIBA and its members internationally

co-ordinates a range of international activities.

Associated with UIA, CAA and Architects council of Europe

Other


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British Architectural Library

The Royal Gold Medal

Stirling Prize

RIBA Presidents Medals

RIBA Pension

RIBA Competitions

RIBA enterprises (Publishes the RIBA Journal &

RIBA Product selector)


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Architecture Sans Frontires - Internationa

ASF INT was founded as a result of an increased interest in senvironmental issues in relation to the built environment andissatisfaction with ethical standards of mainstream archite

Architecture Sans Frontires International is devoid of any pmotive and its aim is to promote in an independent way, on

international level, equitable architecture, town planning anconstruction methods, which are socially responsible and rediverse human cultures while preserving historical heritage


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Background

1979: Founding of Architectes Sans Frontires by Pierre Allard, France

1992: Founding of Arquitectos Sin Fronteras Espana

1996: Creation of the Barcelona Charter 1998-2004: Meetings in Tongerloo, Milan, Hasselt, Paris, Barcelona

2003: Adoption a common Charter in Hasselt, Belgium

2005: Ratifying the Hasselt Charter in Rome

2006: Meeting in Bokrijk, Belgium, first draft of statutes

2007: Meeting in Hasselt, formal constitution of ASFInternational

2008: Approval of proposed statutes at GA meeting in Barcelona

2009: Formal registration of statutes of according to French law

2012: Granting membership to its 30th member organisation


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ObjectivesMembers of Architecture Sans Frontires International pledge to work togetheinternational level in order to achieve a greater impact of their collective effor

1. Fair and Sustainable Development2. Social Responsibility

3. Ethical Trade

4. Social Equity and Inclusion

5. Appropriate Technologies, Materials and Labour

6. Social production of Habitat

7. Trans-national Dialogue8. Community Building

9. Integration of Post Emergency Relief Interventions

10. Habitat as a Fundamental Human Right


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Functioning

ASF-Int members run building and planning projects in many countries on alcontinents together with local partners.

ASF-Int maintains a website with information about member activities, proje

descriptions, publications, contact details et. ASF-Int builds an information bank about professional competences, interes

reports and other publications, and NGOs with specific qualifications.

ASF-Int has established on-line courses about Development Architecture.

ASF-Int publishes a newsletter distributed four times a year to all interestedof charge.

ASF-Int arranges meetings and seminars on pertinent issues related to desig

planning of social habitat. ASF-Int assists in the formation of local ASF organisations.

ASF-Int collaborates with many international and local partners working for development, participatory processes, slum improvement and social respon


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Challenges

1. Rapid urbanization in low-income countries with limited resources for shelteinfrastructure provision

2. One billion inhabitants in slums expected to grow to two billion in 20303. Lack of clean water, sanitation, drainage, roads, secure tenure

4. Lack of affordable infrastructure solutions based on local conditions and comparticipation

5. Evictions without appropriate alternatives to slum dwellers

6. Difficulty to find tenure options that promote self-help and participation

7. Lack of understanding of existing spatial qualities in informal settlements

8. How to apply enabling strategies in practice

9. Increased vulnerability of people living in poor conditions to shocks and stre

10. The annual number of natural disasters has more than doubled since 1980more than 250 million people each year.


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To Become a Member

As a member you get access to a unique professional network, active in 30 countries. You receive regular information about interesting professi

You are invited to seminars, meetings, study tours and project collaboraventures.

To apply for membership it is necessary to:

1. Ratify the Hasselt Charter

2. Be a registered organization and send proof of registration

3. Send the statutes of your organization4. Send activity reports and other documents that show how you work


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em ers

Remal Foundation for Urban Development, Egypt

Ukumbi, Finland

ASF Foundation, Columbia

Association pour les victims de la Repression en Afrique

Architects sans frontiers society, India

DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE ORGANIZATIONS IN


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DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE ORGANIZATIONS, IN

ISOLA

The society is at the forefront in creating a global awareness about the fast emLandscape Architecture and promoting and enhancing the professional excellence amIndia. ISOLA is a member of the International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA).

Institute of Urban Designers, India

To advance the study of Urban Design and related subjects, and of the sciences and arts

To promote planned scientific and artistic development of settlements of all types and s

To promote the general interests of those engaged in the practice of Urban Design.

India Design AssociationInDeAs is an association for addressing the interests of the design community in India. IIndia networking, showcasing and events platform for India's design community.

Association of Designers, India

ADI is a network representing professional interests of Indian Design community, crinterface between design professionals, people as users, the industry, education institmakers.


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Indian Institute of Interior Designers

Indian Institute of Interior Designers was born to organize the profession of Inits practitioners in India. It is Indias professionally recognized body of Interior

Fashion Designers Council of India

FDCI represents the interests of fashion designers. It nurtures the growth of tdevelop the needs of the industry, and provides a platform for Indian fashion

Indian Society of Ergonomics

The Indian Society of Ergonomics is the professional body representing ergonfactors professionals in India. It is affiliated to the International Ergonomics Asnominates members to its committees

SIDI - Society for Industrial Designers in India

TASI The Animation Society of India

Provides a platform for promoting exchange of creative and technical informaanimation industry.

CCI Crafts Council of India


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CCI Crafts Council of India

The Crafts Council of India is a voluntary, non - governmental organisworking in the craft sector, for the welfare of crafts persons and the dof handicrafts.

Aksharaya

Aksharaya is a platform for letter conscious people. It is an organizatdesigners, educators, researchers and students, who are driven by a Indian scripts, calligraphy and typography and the Indian Design com

The Federation of Film Societies of India (FFSI)

Federation of all functional film societies in India. Works to co-ordinacirculation of films and guide the up-coming member units in the moIndia.

D i & A hit t O i ti


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IIIDA International Interior Design Association

ICOGRADA International Council for Societies of Graphic Design

ICSID International Council for Societies of industrial Design

IIID International Institute for Information Design

ISA International Sign Association

ITAA International Textile and Apparel Association

SEGD Society of Environmental Graphic Design

Screen Printing and Graphic Imaging Association International

ASIFA International Animated Film Association

Design & Architecture Organizations,International


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