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The 40 x 50m detached high rise office building of 60-storey high with 3-storey basement of 14m deep is to be built in a construction site of 90 x 100m in urban area. According to the RIBA plan of works, there are several stages including preparation, design, pre-construction, construction and use. The work progress will be shown as follows.
Preparation
First of all .In the preparation stage, the Appraisal and Design Brief are needed. It needs to gain a full understanding of the both ‘user clients’ and ‘pay client’s’ specific needs, objective and requirements. Moreover, the final statement of requirements inserts into the Design Brief by the client confirming key requirements and constraints, and identify the procurement, procedures, organizational …show more content…

It can be translated into the budget planning phase. Concept, design development, and technical design are in the design stage.
Design
In this section, it should look at the principal components of the budget and some simple techniques which is used so as to build the building. First, the concept is including the development of plan and financing. For instance, proposals for structural design, building services systems, outline specifications and primary cost are for the strategies in accordance with design stage, and agree the alterations to brief and issue final project brief.
Also, in this design development plan of concept stage, it is needed to concern the building sizing, shape and disposition of the space within building and defined by its fabric and with the nature and form the building fabric and its services which are the building structure and building services systems, updated outline specifications and the financing. Then finish the project brief and the application for planning …show more content…

The interior components like mechanical system like plumbing ,E&M works, building management system, automatic fire alarm system ,and the interior fitting out works such as floorings, walls, fixtures ceilings, appliances and cabinets were done. Provide the further information and a reasonably dead line which are after revised to the contractor for the modification. For instance, the numbers of smoke detector needed, the location for the break glass unit and bells. It needs to review the works done by the contractor or specialist at the construction stage. It may be faced some technical limit as like as the design of decoration after the modification. Then, rectify the defect during the defect liability

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