Professional Practice Architecture Practice Test

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In which chapter of the Intellectual Property Code are Architectural works protected from the moment of creation?

Chapter I
Chapter II
Chapter III
Chapter IV

The correct answer is: Chapter I

Architectural works are protected from the moment of creation under the Intellectual Property Code, specifically in Chapter I. This chapter establishes the fundamental principles of copyright protection, which affirm that the rights of creators apply automatically without the need for registration once an original work is created and fixed in a tangible medium. This protection includes architectural designs and buildings, recognizing them as works of authorship that reflect the creativity and originality of their creators. The other chapters focus on various aspects of intellectual property, such as specific rights and limitations, enforcement, or exceptions, rather than addressing the immediate protection of architectural works upon their creation. This foundational aspect in Chapter I ensures that architects and designers receive recognition and legal protection for their works, promoting innovation and safeguarding their intellectual contributions.