RIBA Contracts: Why do architects need to have a form of appointment?
This panel discussion covers:
- Why do architects need forms of appointment?
- What should a form of appointment contain?
- How do you ensure a fair and balanced contract?
- What is an architect’s main responsibilities in a form of appointment?
- How do you set out fees?
- Liabilities and the RIBA Professional Services Contracts
- What if something goes wrong?
Find out more about RIBA Contracts Digital: bit.ly/2LdK9hc
Chaired by Jane Duncan, of Jane Duncan Architects and Interiors and Past President of the RIBA, and featuring Mark Klimt, Partner at DWF LLP and RIBA Specialist Practice Consultant on Contracts, Nigel Ostime from Hawkins/Brown and Chair of RIBA Client Liaison Group, Dieter Bentley-Gockmann from EPR Architects and Chair of RIBA Regulation & Standards Group and Barbara Kaucky from Erect Architecture and Chair of RIBA Small Practice Group.
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A really informative and useful conversation. I really appreciate the expertise in all of the panel. Thank you!
Thank you for this very useful conversation. This is much better than going on costly seminars.
@nicholaswaring441
5 жыл бұрын
can't believe the question needs to be asked
With regards Dieter's point about switching to gold taps should not result in an increased architectural fee to the client: I used to think the same, but there is a reasonable argument that there is an additional risk to the architect on site / contract administration from the higher value spec that the client has decided to install. If there were a mistake on the up-spec'd taps for any reason by the architect, the impact on the architect's PII is going to be more significant than if he or she made a mistake on the spec of a standard chrome tap....
Architects bleed waffle.
I did so want to like this video but has been made so lazily. Apart from Jane, at the very least the participants could have been told to sit properly and speak to the camera. @6.12 the guy with his leg up appears to be scratching his genitals ;) Calling the institute Reeba doesn't help either. This is too lengthy- a short infographic video would be been far more effective