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Development and Project Briefs Flashcards

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What is a business case?

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  • A justification for a proposed project or undertaking on the basis of its expected commercial benefit.
  • Review the business case at the end of each RIBA Stage.
  • Aviva - present design pack along with revised cost and programme estimate.
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What is a feasibility study?

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  • An assessment of the practicality of a proposed plan or method.
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What is a feasibility study?

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  • An assessment of the practicality of a proposed plan or method.
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What is a feasibility study?

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  • An assessment of the practicality of a proposed plan or method.
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What is a feasibility study?

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  • An assessment of the practicality of a proposed plan or method.
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What is a feasibility study?

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  • An assessment of the practicality of a proposed plan or method.
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What is a feasibility study?

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  • An assessment of the practicality of a proposed plan or method.
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What is a feasibility study?

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  • An assessment of the practicality of a proposed plan or method.
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What is a feasibility study?

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  • An assessment of the practicality of a proposed plan or method.
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What is a feasibility study?

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  • An assessment of the practicality of a proposed plan or method.
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What is a feasibility study?

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  • An assessment of the practicality of a proposed plan or method.
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What is a feasibility study?

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  • An assessment of the practicality of a proposed plan or method.
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What is a feasibility study?

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  • An assessment of the practicality of a proposed plan or method.
    Components include:
  • Justification for the project
  • Project scope
  • Cost
  • Programme
  • Key client requirements
  • Risks
  • Recommendation
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What is a development appraisal?

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An objective financial viability test of a project/piece of land, including any planning obligations, to ensure and provide an appropriate value for the landowner.

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What is the difference between a feasibility study and a development study?

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A development appraisal seeks to provide an estimate for the potential financial return to the landowner, whereas a feasibility study looks at how the project is actually delivered in practice.

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What is RIBA Stage 0?

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  • Strategic definition
  • defines business case and client requirements
  • not a detailed brief at this stage - strategic thinking and considering all avenues.
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What is RIBA Stage 1?

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  • Preparation and briefing
  • Feasibility studies undertaken at this stage
  • Feasible options should be reviewed further during RIBA 2.
  • Development of the brief
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What is RIBA Stage 1?

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  • Preparation and briefing
  • Feasibility studies undertaken at this stage
  • Feasible options should be reviewed further during RIBA 2.
  • Development of the brief
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What is RIBA Stage 1?

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  • Preparation and briefing
  • Feasibility studies undertaken at this stage
  • Feasible options should be reviewed further during RIBA 2.
  • Development of the brief
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What is RIBA Stage 1?

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  • Preparation and briefing
  • Feasibility studies undertaken at this stage
  • Feasible options should be reviewed further during RIBA 2.
  • Development of the brief
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What is RIBA Stage 1?

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  • Preparation and briefing
  • Feasibility studies undertaken at this stage
  • Feasible options should be reviewed further during RIBA 2.
  • Development of the brief
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What is RIBA Stage 1?

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  • Preparation and briefing
  • Feasibility studies undertaken at this stage
  • Feasible options should be reviewed further during RIBA 2.
  • Development of the brief
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What is RIBA Stage 2?

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  • Concept design
  • Ensure look and feel is in line with the client requirements
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What is RIBA Stage 3?

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  • Spatial coordination
  • Proper spatial coordination required to allow designers to work independently during RIBA Stage 4.
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What is RIBA Stage 4?

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  • Detailed/technical design
  • Provides the detail required to manufacture and construct the works.
  • Specialist contractor input should take place during RIBA Stage 4, but often 4/5 overlap.
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What is RIBA Stage 5?

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Construction.

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What is RIBA Stage 6?

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Handover
- moves strategy
- soft landings

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What is RIBA Stage 7?

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In-use
- maintenance
- defect etc

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