Standard Letters in Architectural Practice

Name: Standard Letters in Architectural Practice
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ISBN: 9781405179652

ISBN-10: 1405179651

ISBN-13: 9781405179652

Edition: 4th 2008 (Revised)

Authors: David Chappell

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This book provides over 300 standard letters for architects and contract administrators to use at all stages of project administration. They aim to cover all the common situations that are encountered in practice and the letters are grouped according to the RIBA Plan of Work. The Fourth Edition letters have been revised to take account of the 2005 JCT contracts and the RIBA 2007 standard agreement for appointing an architect. All letters are included on a free CD sold with the book, which enables the letters to be readily customised.

Book details

List price: $133.95
Edition: 4th
Copyright year: 2008
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 7/8/2008
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 368
Size: 7.10" wide x 9.95" long x 0.96" tall
Weight: 2.134



Preface to Fourth Edition


Introduction



Appraisal



To client, if asked to tender on fees



To prospective client, offering services



To client, regarding the first visit



To client, setting out terms of appointment SFA/99 or S-Con-07-A



To client, setting out terms of appointment CE/99 or S-Con-07-A (a)



To client, setting out terms of appointment CE/99 or S-Con-07-A (b)



To Client, setting out terms of appointment SW/99 or C-Con-07-A (a)



To client, setting out terms of appointment SW/99 or C-Con-07-A (b)



To client, requesting payment in advance



To client, regarding other architects engaged on the work



To other architect, regarding former engagement



To client, if former architect notifies some problem



To client, if former architect states that the client does not have a copyright licence



To client who claims to have a copyright licence



To client, if architect asked to sign a warranty not previously mentioned



To client, if architect asked to sign a warranty only agreed in principle



To client if asked to provide a certificate of satisfaction not previously mentioned



To client, if a conflict of interest arises



To client, regarding the CDM Regulation duties



To client, regarding site survey



To client, before carrying out a site survey



To client, if requested to help in boundary negotiations



To client, if problem encountered during survey



To geotechnical specialists, enquiring about soil survey



To Coal Authority, requesting preliminary information



To BT, requesting preliminary information



To electricity supplier, requesting preliminary information



To gas supplier, requesting preliminary information



To water supplier, requesting preliminary information



To drainage authority, requesting preliminary information



To highway authority, requesting preliminary information



To National Power, requesting preliminary information



To Mobile Telephone Companies, requesting preliminary information



To Cable Television, requesting preliminary information



To client, seeking information



To client, enclosing the feasibility report



Design Brief



To client, regarding early appointment of consultants



To client who queries early appointment of consultants



To client, enclosing draft for appointment of consultants



Client to consultant [draft prepared by architect]



To client, if consultants' agreements are complex



To client who wishes architect to appoint consultants



To client, if architect is to appoint consultants (a)



To client, if architect is to appoint consultants (b)



To client, if architect wishes to appoint consultants (a)



To client, if architect wishes to appoint consultants (b)



To consultant, seeking indemnity



To client if consultancy services to be provided by the architect



To client, suggesting the use of a supplier or sub-contractor in a design capacity



To client, regarding lists of firms to design and supply/execute



To client, regarding lists of firms to supply



To client, if a relatively new material or process is proposed



To members of the design team, arranging meeting



To client, regarding fees for planning applications



To planning authority, requesting outline approval



To client who considers that drawing work should proceed before necessary approvals obtained



To planning authority, requesting renewal of temporary permission



To client, enclosing fee account



To client, if fees are late: first reminder



To client, if fees are late: second reminder



To client, if fees are late: third reminder



To client, if fees late: legal action threatened



Concept



To client, if amenity society writes with objections



To amenity society, if they write with