The stages of our architectural consultation and design process_
RIBA STAGE 1 - PREPARATION & BRIEF
Develop project objectives including Quality Objectives, Project Outcomes, Sustainability Aspirations, Project Budget and other parameters or constraints and develop initial project brief.
RIBA STAGE 2 - CONCEPT DESIGN
Prepare Concept Design options including outline proposals for structural design, building services systems, outline specification and preliminary cost information along with relevant project strategies in accordance with design programme.
RIBA STAGE 3 - DEVELOPED DESIGN
Prepare Developed Design including coordinated and updated proposals for structural design, building services, outline specifications, cost information and project strategies in accordance with design programme.
Following consultation and input from Planning Specialist, submit proposals for Planning Approval.
RIBA STAGE 4 - TECHNICAL DESIGN
Prepare Technical Design information to include; architectural, structural and building services information, as well as specialist subcontractor and supplier’s designs sufficient to allow for tender and construction of works.
Submit proposals for Building Regulation Approval & discharge of Planning Conditions. RIBA STAGE 5 - CONSTRUCTION
Attend site meetings, supply additional information as required and resolve design queries as they arise.
RIBA STAGE 6 - HANDOVER & CLOSE OUT
Prepare and submit as built information for inclusion with Health & Safety Files, Building Manuals etc.
Take part in feedback discussions for use on future projects. RIBA STAGE 7 - IN USE
Remain in contact with client to resolve issues or implement modifications. Provide ‘As Built’ drawings and information.