Project Team
Every construction project requires a team of consultants, contractors and suppliers. The project type, size and complexity will all have an influence on which team players are required, as well as the skillset and experience of those involved.
On this page we have summarised a typical project team for your reference. Please click on each player to find out more about their role.
RIBA Stage
Project Team
0
Client
Defines the project brief, objectives and project budget.
1-2
Surveyor
Provides a set of measured drawings (land and building as required).
Architect
Leads the design process from start to finish. Ref: 6-Stage Design Process.
Planning Consultant
Advises on planning strategy and policy.
3-4
Landscape Architect
Prepares the landscape and planting design.
Structural Engineer
Prepares the structural design.
Quantity Surveyor
Advises on costs, tenders the project and manages the construction contract.
M&E Engineer
Prepares the mechanical and electrical design inc. SAP calculations.
Interior Designer
Prepares the interior design; fitted furniture, finishes, furniture and lighting.
5
Main Contractor
Delivers the construction stage of the project to completion.
Building Control
Ensurers compliance with the Building Regulations.
Occasionally projects require additional support here are some examples
Principal Designer
Advises on health and safety requirements for the project.
Acoustic Consultant
Advises on acoustic requirements and specifications.
Fire Consultant
Advises on a fire strategy and specifications.
Specialist Sub-Contractors
Delivers specific packages of work on site.
Project Manager
Runs the project on behalf of the Client.