Which of the following is NOT an example of additional services under RAIC Doc 6?

Under RAIC Document 6, additional services are activities that extend beyond the basic scope of architectural services typically defined in an agreement. Design and drafting services are fundamental components of the architectural process and are usually included within the primary services covered by the standard agreement.

In contrast, financial feasibility studies, submissions to authorities, and life cycle cost studies are specialized tasks that are not included in the basic services of an architect. These tasks require additional time, expertise, and resources, which justifies their classification as additional services. By distinguishing basic services from additional services, the RAIC aims to clarify expectations and responsibilities for both architects and clients throughout a project.