Traditional RIBA Plan of Work
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This is the older version of RIBA Plan of Work in order to understand the parties involvement in each stage of work and the task involved. Compliment to the Royal Institution of British Architect (RIBA).
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- 1. ‘Azizan Supardi, 2018 FeasibilityInception Outline proposals Scheme design Detail design Production information Tender document Tender action Project planning Operations on site Completion Feed-back BRIEFING WORKING DRAWING SKETCHPLAN SITE OPERATIONS
- 2. ‘Azizan Supardi, 2018 Inception Scheme design Tasks: Establish terms of appointment and client’s requirement. People directly involved: Client and architect.
- 3. ‘Azizan Supardi, 2018 Feasibility Tasks: Establish technical possibilities and involve other specialists. People directly involved: Client representatives, architects, engineers and quantity surveyors.
- 4. ‘Azizan Supardi, 2018 Outline proposals Tasks: Analyze the brief and consider alternative approaches. People directly involved: Client, architects, engineers, quantity surveyors and specialist as required.
- 5. ‘Azizan Supardi, 2018 Scheme design Tasks: Present spatial arrangement and materials to be used. People directly involved: Client, architects, engineers, quantity surveyors and specialist and all statutory and other approving authorities.
- 6. ‘Azizan Supardi, 2018 Detail design Tasks: Develop design into detailed drawings and specifications. People directly involved: Architects, engineers, quantity surveyors and specialist, contractor (if appointed).
- 7. ‘Azizan Supardi, 2018 Production information Tasks: Completion of drawings and specifications for tender. People directly involved: Architects, engineers and specialist, contractor (if appointed).
- 8. ‘Azizan Supardi, 2018 Tender document Tasks: Provide information for quantity surveyors to produce bills and answer querries. People directly involved: Architects, quantity surveyors and contractor (if appointed).
- 9. ‘Azizan Supardi, 2018 Tender action Tasks: Finalise tender documents, suggest tenderers and help client select. People directly involved: Architects, quantity surveyors, engineers, contractor and client.
- 10. ‘Azizan Supardi, 2018 Project planning Tasks: Meet client and contractor to agree procedures and timetable. People directly involved: Contractor and subcontractor.
- 11. ‘Azizan Supardi, 2018 Operations on site Tasks: Attend site meetings and supervise the work and payments. People directly involved: Architects, quantity surveyors, engineers, contractor, subcontractor and client.
- 12. ‘Azizan Supardi, 2018 Completion Tasks: Acceptance of the completed building and procures for any defects. People directly involved: Architects, quantity surveyors, engineers, contractor and client.
- 13. ‘Azizan Supardi, 2018 Feed-back Tasks: Legal responsibility for any failure and opportunity for experience. People directly involved: Architects, quantity surveyors, engineers, contractor and client.
- 14. ‘Azizan Supardi, 2018 FeasibilityInception Outline proposals Scheme design Detail design Production information Tender document Tender action Project planning Operations on site Completion Feed-back BRIEFING WORKING DRAWING SKETCHPLAN SITE OPERATIONS
- 15. ‘Azizan Supardi, 2018 WORKING DRAWING FeasibilityInception Outline proposals Scheme design Detail design Production information Tender document Tender action Project planning Operations on site Completion Feed-back BRIEFING SKETCHPLAN SITE OPERATIONS