Introduction
Chapter 1. The RIBA Plan of Work
Case Study 1. Church reordering
Chapter 2. The Client’s perspective
Case Study 2. House extension
Chapter 3. Selling the service – the Architects view
Case Study 3. Community hall
Chapter 4. Fees and appointment
Case Study 4. Rowing centre
Chapter 5. Managing the process
Case Study 5. Research laboratories
Chapter 6. Communications and stakeholders
Case Study 6. Emergency services centre
Chapter 7. Gathering and assimilating data
Case Study 7. Reuse of heritage building
Chapter 8. Developing the client’s brief
Case Study 8. House on garden plot
Chapter 9. Option appraisals
Case Study 9. Classroom wing
Chapter 10. Monitoring and reporting back
Case Study 10. Office development
Chapter 11. The next stage
Case Study 11. Affordable housing Summary
Biography
Peter Farrall (BA, Dip Arch, RIBA) is a senior lecturer at the University of Liverpool, where he is responsible for professional studies and a studio tutor on the BA and MArch courses. He is Past President of the Liverpool Architectural Society, served on the National Council and Conduct Committee of the RIBA, and acts as an examiner for the RIBA Part 3 in the UK and abroad.
