What is the riba plan of work?

Answer 1

The stages of the RIBA Plan of Work that lead up to going out to tender are: STAGES Inception and Feasibility for appraisal in order to decide whether and A AND B how to proceed. STAGE C Outline Proposals to develop the brief and determine the general approach to layout, design and construction. STAGE D Scheme Design to finalise brief, decide final direction using input from other consultants, complete a full design and submit for approvals. STAGE EDetail Design to obtain the final decisions on all matters relating to design specification, construction, and cost. STAGE F Production Information to produce the details of the design in order to complete the drawings, schedules and specifications in readiness for preparing the Bill of Quantities for tendering. STAGE G Bill of Quantities to complete the documentation for tendering. STAGE H Tender action to invite tenders from contractors.

Answer 2

J Devine, JD, or better known as Seán O Daimhín, a resident teacher in St. Patricks Grammar School in the city of Armagh.

Devine takes most operations upon himself and is the key man within these important tasks.
Legend has it that Devine single handedly carried out all stages of the plan of work in the construction of the Roman Colesseum, fact or fiction we do not know.

So, to conclude on matters, the answer to the question above is as follows;

JD is only the person involved in the RIBA Plan of Work and he communicates with himself by confronting a mirror where an image of himself is reflected to give he illusion that there is more than one person involed, but in actual fact he is the only man in the operation.