In what cases are the regulations on architecture management be amended in Vietnam?

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• In which cases are the regulations on architecture management be revised in Vietnam?
• Which works must be submitted for the architectural plan test in Vietnam?

In which cases are the regulations on architecture management be revised in Vietnam?

Pursuant to Clause 2, Article 15 of the Law on Architecture 2019 stipulating revision of regulations on management of architecture in Vietnam as follows:

2. Requirements for revision of regulations on management of architecture shall be regulated as follows:

a) Any adjustment in urban planning, rural planning, urban design and boundaries of administrative subdivisions may affect the characteristics, functions and scale of areas covered by regulations on management of architecture;

b) Existence of projects of national significance causes impacts on the spatial layout of entire areas covered by regulations on management of architecture;

c) Regulations on management of architecture are not likely to be implemented or implementation of these regulations has adverse impacts on the socio-economic development, national defence, security, social protection, biological environment and historic – cultural relics;

d) Revision of these regulations is made in state and public interests.

As regulations above, you shall revise regulations on architecture management as there is rural planning in your working area.

Which works must be submitted for the architectural plan test in Vietnam?

Pursuant to Clause 2, Article 17 of the same Law stipulating architectural plan test in Vietnam as follows: 

2. The following construction projects shall be subject to the compulsory requirement for submission to the architectural plan test, including:

a) Special-class or class-I public construction works;

b) Provincial-level central train terminals and civil aviation terminals; bridges inside class-II or higher-level urban areas and inner-city railway stations; statues and construction projects symbolic of tradition, culture and history at localities; important construction projects and landmarks located inside urban areas and along main streets that are specified in urban planning and design schemes and regulations on management of architecture approved by competent authorities.

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