Talk:Architect's fees - Revision history

80.71.4.209 at 08:30, 1 May 2019

2019-05-01T08:30:50Z

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	Project specific issues:		Project specific issues:

−	* Site - close to the office, travel time/expenses
	* Client - repeat or new (is it an SPV), trust, how much money do they have - check Companies House, who are the stakeholders, cost/quality/time, client brief, scope of works, procurement, contract type, appointment (RIBA principle 2.3 and ARB 4.4)		* Client - repeat or new (is it an SPV), trust, how much money do they have - check Companies House, who are the stakeholders, cost/quality/time, client brief, scope of works, procurement, contract type, appointment (RIBA principle 2.3 and ARB 4.4)
	* Proposals - build cost and programme (benchmarking), complexity, architects' experience, size, quality, repetition, sustainability (RIBA 3.3)		* Proposals - build cost and programme (benchmarking), complexity, architects' experience, size, quality, repetition, sustainability (RIBA 3.3)
−	* Planning - historical issues, LA policy, neighbours, change of use, environmental issues, conservation, land law (restrictive ~~covenents~~/easements), party walls	+	* Planning - historical issues, LA policy, neighbours, change of use, environmental issues, conservation, land law (restrictive covenants/easements), party walls

	Practice specific issues:		Practice specific issues:

80.71.4.209 at 08:29, 1 May 2019

2019-05-01T08:29:40Z

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	* Site - close to the office, travel time/expenses		* Site - close to the office, travel time/expenses
−	* Client - repeat or new, trust, how much money do they have, who are the stakeholders, cost/quality/time, client brief, scope of works, procurement, contract type, appointment (RIBA principle 2.3 and ARB 4.4)	+	* Client - repeat or new (is it an SPV), trust, how much money do they have - check Companies House, who are the stakeholders, cost/quality/time, client brief, scope of works, procurement, contract type, appointment (RIBA principle 2.3 and ARB 4.4)
−	* Proposals - build cost (benchmarking), complexity, architects' experience, size, quality, repetition, sustainability (RIBA 3.3)	+	* Proposals - build cost and programme (benchmarking), complexity, architects' experience, size, quality, repetition, sustainability (RIBA 3.3)
	* Planning - historical issues, LA policy, neighbours, change of use, environmental issues, conservation, land law (restrictive covenents/easements), party walls		* Planning - historical issues, LA policy, neighbours, change of use, environmental issues, conservation, land law (restrictive covenents/easements), party walls

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	* Resourcing - staff available, their experience, how long will it take (benchmarking), project lead, technical ability required (RIBA 2.2, ARB 4.2)		* Resourcing - staff available, their experience, how long will it take (benchmarking), project lead, technical ability required (RIBA 2.2, ARB 4.2)
−	* Finances - cash flow, working capital available, monthly payments, tax implications (overseas), PI cover, financial aspirations - new sector/marketing, ~~ovrerdraft~~ facilities (RIBA Guidance note 5 / ARB Standard 8 and 9.1)	+	* Finances - cash flow, working capital available, monthly payments, tax implications (overseas), PI cover, financial aspirations - new sector/marketing - is it in the businss plan, overdraft facilities (RIBA Guidance note 5 / ARB Standard 8 and 9.1)
	* Benchmarking - previous fees on similar projects, fellow practitioners chargers, AJ 100 benchmarking analysis and data, RIBA Business Benchmark Survey		* Benchmarking - previous fees on similar projects, fellow practitioners chargers, AJ 100 benchmarking analysis and data, RIBA Business Benchmark Survey

80.71.4.209 at 08:33, 29 April 2019

2019-04-29T08:33:21Z

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		+	* Site - close to the office, travel time/expenses
		+	* Client - repeat or new, trust, how much money do they have, who are the stakeholders, cost/quality/time, client brief, scope of works, procurement, contract type, appointment (RIBA principle 2.3 and ARB 4.4)
		+	* Proposals - build cost (benchmarking), complexity, architects' experience, size, quality, repetition, sustainability (RIBA 3.3)
		+	* Planning - historical issues, LA policy, neighbours, change of use, environmental issues, conservation, land law (restrictive covenents/easements), party walls
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		+	Practice specific issues:
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		+	* Resourcing - staff available, their experience, how long will it take (benchmarking), project lead, technical ability required (RIBA 2.2, ARB 4.2)
		+	* Finances - cash flow, working capital available, monthly payments, tax implications (overseas), PI cover, financial aspirations - new sector/marketing, ovrerdraft facilities (RIBA Guidance note 5 / ARB Standard 8 and 9.1)
		+	* Benchmarking - previous fees on similar projects, fellow practitioners chargers, AJ 100 benchmarking analysis and data, RIBA Business Benchmark Survey

Designing Buildings at 15:16, 28 September 2015

2015-09-28T15:16:43Z

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Designing Buildings at 08:05, 2 December 2013

2013-12-02T08:05:37Z

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