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This message has been cross posted to the following Discussion Forums: Project Delivery and Small Project Practitioners .
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My perception was that the form is requiring the Architect to Certify, and therefore assume by this medium a level of responsibility that may be uninsurable. I take it that the documents are Record Drawings, or "as-builts". The architect may state that "to the best of his knowledge" the documents represent what is constructed. However, in my opinion, only a Clerk of the Works, or the Project Superintendent would have that depth of knowledge. The body of the work may include what is in addenda, change orders, etc. I am merely suggesting caution on the wording in the forms so that an equitable result for all involved can be reached. Oftentimes, the legal system interprets words and terms differently from what we might assume.
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Timothy Brocato AIA
Alexandria LA
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