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Terms and conditions applyBriefing: A practical guide to RIBA Plan of Work 2013 Stages 7, 0 and 1
Paul Fletcher and Hilary Satchwell
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Format: Book
Pages: 160
Publisher: RIBA Publishing
Date Published: Jul 2015
Stock Code: 83008
ISBN: 9781859465707
Binding: Paperback
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Browse our suite of practice management titles accompanying the RIBA Plan of Work 2013
This is the first in a must-have series of step-by-step guides to using the new RIBA Plan of Work 2013 on your project. Drawing together Stages 7, 0 and 1 this book is about much more than briefing; it guides you through the brand new Stage 0 – Strategic Definition – as well as how Stage 7 – In Use – can feed into the definition process reflecting the circular principles of the new Plan of Work.
Providing a practical tool to running an efficient project each guide follows the same format leading you through the core tasks at each stage supported by tips, definitions, templates and useful techniques. Five theoretical scenarios are used throughout the guides to illustrate how the Plan of Work can be applied on various project types and sizes including an extension to a house, a new library and a large office building.
These guides will provide unrivalled support for practices on all projects – large and small – and across all types of procurement. It will also be invaluable for architectural students at Part 3 who are getting to grips with the realities of practice as well as others involved in the briefing and definition stages including clients.
The series editor, Dale Sinclair, is a highly successful and experienced practitioner, lecturer and author. He is RIBA Vice President, Practice and Profession, and he led the development of the RIBA Plan of Work 2013.
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Caroline J. Buckingham, HLM Architects
A must-have book which explains the importance of robust briefing and the circular linkage between the end of one project and start of another. With a shift to a digital design process and availability of data analytics this gives us a step-by-step guide to setting up the conditions to support good quality design.
Adrian Leaman, Building Use Studies
A brief which unravels assumptions, needs, expectations and likely outcomes in a building is the most important tool available to a designer. Sadly, most briefs do exactly the opposite, which is why so many buildings do not work as well as expected. Evaluate the outcomes and feed the findings back into the collective wisdom, and you are well on the way to responsible architecture.
Alan Shingler, Sheppard Robson Architects
Well-written and easy to follow, this covers critical work stages from the building in use to strategic and project briefing. These are probably the most important work stages and certainly have the greatest potential to positively influence the project.
From the Foreword by Jane Duncan, RIBA President Elect
This book, the first in a series of three guides to using the RIBA Plan of Work 2013, explains the means by which, using stages 7, 0 and 1, the process of learning and continuous improvement can develop using analytical tools and collection of data to provide for shared knowledge. Simple graphics using boxed information show, for a range of project sizes, examples from practice, hints and tips and explanations to set the scene and ask the right questions. This is the essential guide to changing our industry for the better. I urge you to read and digest its unassailable logic.
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