Architectural
We can tailor our service to meet individual client’s requirements and budgets from small projects all the way through to multi-million pound schemes.
The following list is a summary of the ‘RIBA Outline Plan of Work 2007’ which gives an idea of the range and scope of a typical Architectural Service on a project where an Architect is involved from Inception through to Completion.
Appraisal
- Identification of client’s needs and objectives.
- Preparation of Feasibility Studies
Design Brief
- Development of the client’s statement of requirements.
- Identification of procedures, other consultants and assistance required to complete the project.
Concept
- Preparation of Concept Design and Outline Proposals.
Design Development
- Preparation of a developed design from preferred concept proposal through to detailed Planning Application.
- Completion of the project brief.
Technical Design
- Preparation of Technical designs and specifications, sufficient to co-ordinate components and elements of the project and information for statutory standards and construction safety.
Production Information
- F1: Preparation of Production Information in sufficient detail suitable for submission for Statutory Approval and / or basic tender information.
- F2: Preparation of further information for construction required under the building contract.
Tender Documentation
- Preparation and collation of Tender Documentation.
Tender Action
- Identification and evaluation of potential contractors and specialists. Obtaining and appraising tenders.
Mobilisation
- Letting the building contract, appointing, arranging site handover and issuing of information to the Contractor.
Construction Phase
- Administration of the building contract through to practical completion
Post-Practical Completion
- L1: Administration of the building contract through to final inspections.
- L2: Assisting Building User during initial occupation period.
- L3: Post-occupation evaluation and review of project performance.
