# Source: Landscape Institute (requires Member login for full details)
S1-0 – Strategic Definition
S1-1 – Preparation and Brief
S1-2 – Concept Design
S1-3 – Developed Design
S1-4 – Technical Design
S1-5 – Construction
S1-6 – Handover and Close
S2-1 – Scope of Services
S2-2 – Preparation
S2-3 – Baseline Information, Survey and Appraisal
S2-4 – Strategic Framework
S2-5 – Preparation of Design and Written Report
S3-1 – Scope of Services
S3-2 – Baseline Studies
S3-3 – Identification of Impacts
S3-4 – Assessment of Effects
S3-5 – Mitigation
S3-6 – Stakeholder Engagement
S4-1 – Scope of Services
S4-2 – Landscape/Townscape/Seascape Character Assessment
S4-3 – Sensitivity/Capacity Studies
S4-4 – Green Infrastructure Strategies
S4-5 – Pre-Planning Landscape and Visual Feasibility Studies
S4-6 – LVIA (see Scope of Services S3)
S4-7 – LVIA Audit
S4-8 – EIA Co-ordination
S5-1 – Scope of Services
S5-2 – Preparation
S5-3 – Baseline Information, Survey and Appraisal
S6-1 – Scope of Services
S6-2 – Preparation
S6-3 – Communication and Consultation Process
S7-1 – Scope of Services
S7-2 – Preparation and Brief
S7-3 – Tender Documentation
S7-4 – Tender Action
S8-1 – Scope of Services
S8-2 – Title
S8-3 – Title
The list below shows the RIBA Plan of Work Stages that are also used by Landscape Architects to quickly describe their appointment’s scope of services.
| RIBA (plan of work) |
|---|
| 0 – Strategic Definition |
| 1 – Preparation and Brief |
| 2 – Concept Design |
| 3 – Developed Design |
| 4 – Technical Design |
| 5 – Construction |
| 6 – Handover and Close Out |
| 7 – In Use |