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Salih,
Your query about architectural classification may be focussed
on
conventional definition of architecture as a separate field,
but
I offer the following excerpt from a document that attempts to
classify information for all the participants in the
architectural
enterprise.
Hope it helps get the confabulations about architecture
properly
declassified and accurately attribute the joint effort.
John
-------------------
Excerpts from:
Uniform Construction Index
AIA Document K103
AGC Document 19
CSI Document 001a
NSPE Document 1924
SWAC Document 001E
[Sponsoring Organizations]
The American Institute of Architects
Associated General Contractors of America, Inc.
The Construction Specifications Institute
Consulting Engineers Council of the United States
Council of Mechanical Specialty Contracting Industries, Inc.
Professional Engineers in Private Practice/National Society
of Professional Engineers
The Producers' Council, Incorporated
Specifications Writers Association of Canada--Association
des Redacteurs de Devis du Canada
American Society of Landscape Architects
Association of Consulting Engineers of Canada
Canadian Construction Association
Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors
Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Sweet's Division. McGraw-Hill Information Systems
Co.-USA./Canada
Contributing Oorganizations:
National Association of Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors
National Electrical Contractors Association, Inc.
Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors' National
Association
SUMMARY OF THE WORK
GENERAL INFORMATION
ASSOCIATIONS
BUILDING INDUSTRY RELATIONS
BUILDING TYPES
CODES/REGULATIONS
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
& TOOLS
CONSULTANTS/SPECIALISTS
SERVICES
CONTROLS
COST DATA
DESIGN ELEMENTS
DOCUMENTS & FORMS
ECOLOGY
EDUCATION
ENERGY CONSERVATION
HISTORY
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
INSTRUCTION MANUALS
INSURANCE
LEGAL AIDS
MAINTENANCE/OPERATIONAL
EQUIPMENT
NETWORK SYSTEMS
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
OFFICE MANAGEMENT
OFFICE SUPPLIES
PLANNING
PRESERVATION/RESTORATION/
REMODELING
PROGRAMMING
PROJECT DELIVERY METHODS
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT DOCUMENTATION
PROJECT FINANCING
PUBLIC RELATIONS
SAFETY
STANDARDS, BUILDING
STANDARDS, OFFICE
TAX AIDS
-------------------
End Excerpts
Salih,
Your query about architectural classification may be focussed
on
conventional definition of architecture as a separate field,
but
I offer the following excerpt from a document that attempts to
classify information for all the participants in the
architectural
enterprise.
Hope it helps get the confabulations about architecture
properly
declassified and accurately attribute the joint effort.
John
-------------------
Excerpts from:
Uniform Construction Index
AIA Document K103
AGC Document 19
CSI Document 001a
NSPE Document 1924
SWAC Document 001E
[Sponsoring Organizations]
The American Institute of Architects
Associated General Contractors of America, Inc.
The Construction Specifications Institute
Consulting Engineers Council of the United States
Council of Mechanical Specialty Contracting Industries, Inc.
Professional Engineers in Private Practice/National Society
of Professional Engineers
The Producers' Council, Incorporated
Specifications Writers Association of Canada--Association
des Redacteurs de Devis du Canada
American Society of Landscape Architects
Association of Consulting Engineers of Canada
Canadian Construction Association
Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors
Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Sweet's Division. McGraw-Hill Information Systems
Co.-USA./Canada
Contributing Oorganizations:
National Association of Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors
National Electrical Contractors Association, Inc.
Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors' National
Association
SUMMARY OF THE WORK
GENERAL INFORMATION
ASSOCIATIONS
BUILDING INDUSTRY RELATIONS
BUILDING TYPES
CODES/REGULATIONS
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
& TOOLS
CONSULTANTS/SPECIALISTS
SERVICES
CONTROLS
COST DATA
DESIGN ELEMENTS
DOCUMENTS & FORMS
ECOLOGY
EDUCATION
ENERGY CONSERVATION
HISTORY
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
INSTRUCTION MANUALS
INSURANCE
LEGAL AIDS
MAINTENANCE/OPERATIONAL
EQUIPMENT
NETWORK SYSTEMS
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
OFFICE MANAGEMENT
OFFICE SUPPLIES
PLANNING
PRESERVATION/RESTORATION/
REMODELING
PROGRAMMING
PROJECT DELIVERY METHODS
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT DOCUMENTATION
PROJECT FINANCING
PUBLIC RELATIONS
SAFETY
STANDARDS, BUILDING
STANDARDS, OFFICE
TAX AIDS
-------------------
End Excerpts