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Designing Buildings: Redirected page to Stakeholders in development projects

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−	~~By ignoring local residents, there are significant risk to the client that they will likely to lobby to the local planning authority and cause grounds for refusal or simply delay the planning process.~~	+
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−	~~Although they may not have any commercial interest in the development. However, a propose development in the area will provide amenity amongst the public.~~	+
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−	Communication is critical and it may be worth the client, with the help of the architect arranging a meeting with the local community to describe in detail the proposals and how it will enhance the area. It will help to satisfy and raise concerns they have in the surrounding development.	+
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−	~~It is a good idea to establish a single point of contact with the public in which information can pass through, as it is better than dealing with individuals.~~	+
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−	~~== Briefing ==~~	+
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−	Briefing is incredibly important in the design process, as it identifies the needs for the client and various stakeholders. In a way that it can be effective in which those can be managed and fulfilled.	+
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−	~~== Key stakeholders~~: ==	+
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−	* Commercial unit, it is critical to understand their needs in a special and operational need that they require for the efficient running of the unit. A series of meetings would be required to clearly develop their requirements. A visit to a similar sized unit would also give some guidance on their unit requirements.	+
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−	* Client, it is key to establish the client’s needs and objectives for the project to allow correct decisions to be made. This will ensure that the client get the building that they want. A series of meetings will be required to build up a relationship with the client and help them to develop a statically brief for the project. The document will cover the design intentions as well as identifying the range of consultants required for the project.	+
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−	~~Drafting a Letter~~	+
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−	~~Your Name, address, mobile number, e-mail, date : companys name, address, dear sirs~~	+
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−	~~Thank you for your recent e-mail accepting our fee proposal for the residential project in Westminster. We very much looking forward in working alongside you to realise this exciting project.~~	+
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−	In order to progress the project we are required to enter into a written agreement under the RIBA and ARB code of conduct. We would suggest our appointment is carried out under the appointment contract by the RIBA, RIBA Agreements 2010 (2012 revision). We have attached a copy for your information and consideration.	+
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−	~~The RIBA Agreement is essential to avoid any misunderstandings about what is provided as part of our fee. It clearly states our scope of works and the arrangements for payment of fees.~~	+
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−	~~Site visits are not included in our fee and we would suggest these to be included as expenses, should you wish us to visit the site before and during construction.~~	+
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−	~~We would be grateful if you could review the attached agreement and sign and return a copy to signify your agreement.~~	+
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−	~~Should you have any queries about anything within the attached agreement, please so not hesistate to contact me.~~	+
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−	~~Yours Sincerely, name~~	+

J.stark.pringle at 18:28, 10 May 2016

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	* Client, it is key to establish the client’s needs and objectives for the project to allow correct decisions to be made. This will ensure that the client get the building that they want. A series of meetings will be required to build up a relationship with the client and help them to develop a statically brief for the project. The document will cover the design intentions as well as identifying the range of consultants required for the project.		* Client, it is key to establish the client’s needs and objectives for the project to allow correct decisions to be made. This will ensure that the client get the building that they want. A series of meetings will be required to build up a relationship with the client and help them to develop a statically brief for the project. The document will cover the design intentions as well as identifying the range of consultants required for the project.
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		+	Your Name, address, mobile number, e-mail, date : companys name, address, dear sirs
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		+	Thank you for your recent e-mail accepting our fee proposal for the residential project in Westminster. We very much looking forward in working alongside you to realise this exciting project.
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		+	In order to progress the project we are required to enter into a written agreement under the RIBA and ARB code of conduct. We would suggest our appointment is carried out under the appointment contract by the RIBA, RIBA Agreements 2010 (2012 revision). We have attached a copy for your information and consideration.
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		+	The RIBA Agreement is essential to avoid any misunderstandings about what is provided as part of our fee. It clearly states our scope of works and the arrangements for payment of fees.
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		+	Site visits are not included in our fee and we would suggest these to be included as expenses, should you wish us to visit the site before and during construction.
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		+	We would be grateful if you could review the attached agreement and sign and return a copy to signify your agreement.
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		+	Should you have any queries about anything within the attached agreement, please so not hesistate to contact me.
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		+	Yours Sincerely, name

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	Briefing is incredibly important in the design process, as it identifies the needs for the client and various stakeholders. In a way that it can be effective in which those can be managed and fulfilled.		Briefing is incredibly important in the design process, as it identifies the needs for the client and various stakeholders. In a way that it can be effective in which those can be managed and fulfilled.

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	* Commercial unit, it is critical to understand their needs in a special and operational need that they require for the efficient running of the unit. A series of meetings would be required to clearly develop their requirements. A visit to a similar sized unit would also give some guidance on their unit requirements.		* Commercial unit, it is critical to understand their needs in a special and operational need that they require for the efficient running of the unit. A series of meetings would be required to clearly develop their requirements. A visit to a similar sized unit would also give some guidance on their unit requirements.
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	* Client, it is key to establish the client’s needs and objectives for the project to allow correct decisions to be made. This will ensure that the client get the building that they want. A series of meetings will be required to build up a relationship with the client and help them to develop a statically brief for the project. The document will cover the design intentions as well as identifying the range of consultants required for the project.		* Client, it is key to establish the client’s needs and objectives for the project to allow correct decisions to be made. This will ensure that the client get the building that they want. A series of meetings will be required to build up a relationship with the client and help them to develop a statically brief for the project. The document will cover the design intentions as well as identifying the range of consultants required for the project.

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Stakeholders Concerns

By ignoring local residents, there are significant risk to the client that they will likely to lobby to the local planning authority and cause grounds for refusal or simply delay the planning process.

Although they may not have any commercial interest in the development. However, a propose development in the area will provide amenity amongst the public.

Communication is critical and it may be worth the client, with the help of the architect arranging a meeting with the local community to describe in detail the proposals and how it will enhance the area. It will help to satisfy and raise concerns they have in the surrounding development.

It is a good idea to establish a single point of contact with the public in which information can pass through, as it is better than dealing with individuals.

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Briefing

Briefing is incredibly important in the design process, as it identifies the needs for the client and various stakeholders. In a way that it can be effective in which those can be managed and fulfilled.

Key stakeholders:

* Commercial unit, it is critical to understand their needs in a special and operational need that they require for the efficient running of the unit. A series of meetings would be required to clearly develop their requirements. A visit to a similar sized unit would also give some guidance on their unit requirements.
* Client, it is key to establish the client’s needs and objectives for the project to allow correct decisions to be made. This will ensure that the client get the building that they want. A series of meetings will be required to build up a relationship with the client and help them to develop a statically brief for the project. The document will cover the design intentions as well as identifying the range of consultants required for the project.