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What are the stages of RIBA ? RIBA stands for the Royal Institute of British Architects. The latest version of the RIBA Plan of Work 2020 includes eight stages (0-7) for managing building projects, from strategic definition to use. It provides a structured framework for project planning, design, construction, and post-completion activities.

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Read RIBA's formal response to the recommendations in the Grenfell Tower Inquiry Phase 2 report and what this means for architects ⬇️

What do the most recent updates to the NPPF mean for architects? Learn more about the opportunities - and challenges - that lie ahead for architects with the new revisions: https://ow.ly/51rZ50UHOoI

Architects are you interested in the systemic risks in the Australian architecture sector? Read on... The ARBV and NSW ARB recently completed a joint research project and report into the Australian architecture profession. The report covers 4 key areas: 1. Client-architect relationships and agreements 2. D+C procurement 3. NCC compliance 4. Disruptive change I had a small role, contributing my thoughts to the Disruptive Change focus group. My thanks to the NSW Architects Registration Board for the invitation. For a taste, here’s the summary of the risks identified in Disruptive Change: - The architecture profession's overall awareness and readiness for disruptive change, especially regarding climate and technology, are likely limited. - Practical challenges hindering adaptation, including lack of resources, may mean some practices are better equipped to respond to change than others. - Adjustments to service delivery may be necessary to maintain professional standards and seize opportunities arising from disruptive change. There's a lot here for the profession to chew on. The full reports and summaries can be found under the “Resources” tab here: https://lnkd.in/gbFuTApi

Architects and Engineers can experience finger pointing when projects are delayed. Great American offers some tips re: avoiding this quagmire.

Looking to get into the architecture industry? 👀 Ben sat down with our project architect, David and asked him what his advice would be to aspiring architects 🙌 Listen to his advice below ⤵

Collaboration: The Key to Strong Specifications Working with contractors, architects, and suppliers has taught me this: Specifications succeed when everyone contributes. Collaboration ensures practical and achievable solutions. #ConstructionCollaboration

Just a General information. AEC means A - Architecture. E - Engineering. C - Construction. In this industry - this will often be mentioned without explaining it's mean. For those that are not familiar with this - your welcome 🤗