Project strategies
The RIBA Plan of Work 2013 defined Project Strategies as:
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The strategies developed in parallel with the Concept Design to support the design and, in certain instances, to respond to the Final Project Brief as it is concluded. These strategies typically include:
These strategies are usually prepared in outline at Stage 2 and in detail at Stage 3, with the recommendations absorbed into the Stage 4 outputs and Information Exchanges. |
The RIBA Plan of Work 2020 defines Project Strategies as:
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Strategies to support the design process, generally developed in parallel with the
These strategies are usually prepared in outline at Stage 2 and in detail at Stage 3, |
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