Architects Act 1991 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 3 · Privileges of Architects
14. Relationship with professional engineers, etc.
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This Part does not prevent —
a professional engineer who has in force a practising certificate issued under the Professional Engineers Act 1991 or any person under the direction or supervision of such a professional engineer; or
practising certificate
“practising certificate” means —(a)in relation to a registered architect — an annual certificate issued under section 18 authorising him or her to engage in the practice of architecture in Singapore;(b)in relation to an allied professional who is a professional engineer registered under the Professional Engineers Act 1991 — a practising certificate issued under section 28 of that Act; and(c)in relation to an allied professional who is a registered surveyor under the Land Surveyors Act 1991 — a practising certificate issued under section 15 of that Act;
a corporation, partnership or limited liability partnership which is licensed under that Act to engage in professional engineering work in Singapore,from carrying on any activity within the practice of professional engineering which he, she or it is authorised to carry on under that Act where to do so does not constitute a substantial part of services within the practice of architecture.