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An owner assumes the architect's site visit means the architect is supervising the contractor's crews. What AIA A201 concept corrects that assumption?

Correct Answer

B) Site visits are part of contract administration and do not make the Architect responsible for means and methods

A201 describes the Architect's site visits without shifting contractor means-and-methods responsibility.

Answer Options
A
Site visits transfer daily safety control to the Architect until final completion, and use that shortcut to decide the means requirement, and treat owner occupancy as acceptance of the procedure
B
Site visits are part of contract administration and do not make the Architect responsible for means and methods
C
Site visits make the Owner responsible for all defective work discovered later
D
Site visits replace the contractor's superintendent and site documents, while moving a construction claim into the permit file

Why This Is the Correct Answer

A201 describes the Architect's site visits without shifting contractor means-and-methods responsibility.

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