RIBA Plan of Works Flashcards

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What is the purpose of the RIBA plan of works?

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  • The RIBA Plan of Work provides a framework for building design and construction
  • It divides the process into stages and defines tasks, processes, and information exchanges for each stage
  • It aims to help professionals manage projects effectively and ensure quality and consistency
  • It improves communication and collaboration among project team members.
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2
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What stage is arguably the most important in a building’s life?

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Stage 7

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3
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Stage 0?

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Strategic definition

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4
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Stage 1?

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Preparation and briefing

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5
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Stage 2?

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Concept design

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Stage 3?

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Spacial coordination

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7
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Stage 4?

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Technical design

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8
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Stage 5?

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Manufacturing and construction

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9
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Stage 6?

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Handover

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10
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Stage 7?

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Use

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Describe stage 0

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Define the project scope, design issues, and desired project outcome.

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What are some core tasks of stage 0?

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  • Preparing client requirements.
  • Develop business cases for feasible options.
  • Undertake site appraisals.
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13
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Describe stage 1

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Use the information gathered in stage 0 to draft an initial project brief.

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14
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What are some key tasks in stage 1?

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  • Prepare Project Brief including Project Outcomes (Sustainability Outcomes, Quality Aspirations and Spatial Requirements).
  • Undertake feasability studies.
  • Source site information including site surveys.
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15
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Which stages are the main design stages?

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Stages 2, 3 and 4

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16
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The submission time for planning consent will usually occur during or at the end of what stage?

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Stage 3 (Spatial Coordination)

17
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Describe stage 4

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Refinement of the existing design, Essentially preparing the necessary drawings and documentation required for tendering.

18
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Stage 5 signifies what?

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The start of construction.

19
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Describe stage 6

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This stage concludes all aspects of the building contract including:

  • Rectifying any defects on the contractor’s part.
  • Producing the final certificate on the contract administrator’s part.
20
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Describe stage 7

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This includes any request for:
- H&S File documentation
- Any discussions regarding future alterations.
- Additional work and general advice.

21
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What is the biggest addition to the 2020 version from previous versions?

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The sustainability strategy