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What is the RIBA Plan of work?
The RIBA Plan of Work organises the process of briefing, designing, constructing and operating building projects into eight stages and explains the stage outcomes, core tasks and information exchanges required at each stage.
What’s new in the RIBA sustainable Plan 2020?
There is also a section on project strategies and how they allow a multitude of topics, from sustainability to health and safety, to be addressed as a project progresses through each stage. The digital version will also be refreshed in 2020. The RIBA Sustainable Futures Group assisted the development of the 2020 Plan.
What are the stages of the RIBA tender process?
Stages 2, 3 and 4 are the main design stages of the RIBA plan of work. As with planning, the stage at which the tender process occurs may vary; traditionally it is done at the end of stage 4 however. This is mainly due to the level of detail needed by contractors to price their works correctly.
When do I need planning consent for my RIBA project?
Due to the adaptability of the RIBA Plan of Work, submission time for planning consent may vary between the stages, but it usually occurs during or at the end of stage 3. A planning application requires a degree of detail in drawings and information that is dependent on your type of project. In general, it will include:
What’s new in the RIBA job book 2020?
It is supported by other RIBA publications such as the RIBA Job Book. The latest version, published in 2020, reflects increasing requirements for sustainability and Building Information Modelling ( BIM ). In addition, the work stages have been re-structured and re-named.:
What has changed in the RIBA procurement matrix?
It has moved from a simple matrix representing just the traditional procurement route, to include multiple procurement routes, more diverse roles, multi-disciplinary teams, government gateways and to add stages before and after design and construction. It is supported by other RIBA publications such as the RIBA Job Book.