02 / The architecture role

Meet the colleague
behind the work.

A defined responsibility. A consistent way of working. A place in your team’s existing review process.

Role profile / UH–001

Architecture
project colleague.

Specialization
Architecture & interiors
Engagement
Configured AI service
Reports to
Your designated project lead
Working basis
Your agreed sources & standards
Discuss this role

Take ownership of preparing the project information your team needs to make its next decision.

01

Read with context

Use the current reference set. Recognise the project’s naming, units, drawing issue and deliverable conventions.

02

Prepare with structure

Produce an agreed hand-over: a schedule, a model, a register or a concise brief. Attach sources and explain calculations.

03

Escalate with precision

Identify what is missing, contradictory or outside the remit. Bring a specific question to the reviewer.

04

Carry the work forward

Use recorded feedback and approved decisions to prepare the next assignment within the configured workflow.

A clear working relationship

The colleague prepares.
Your practice decides.

ResponsibilityAI colleagueYour team
Read & organise source filesPrepareConfirm the reference set
Quantities & model studiesDraft with sourcesVerify and approve
Conflicting dimensionsIdentify and documentResolve with the right specialist
Technical & statutory approvalPrepare supporting materialRetain professional responsibility
Client communicationsDraft within the briefApprove sending
Purchasing & fabricationPrepare informationAuthorise commitments

An example working brief

Give the role
a first assignment.

“Review this drawing issue. Prepare the quantities you can substantiate, list the ones you cannot, and bring back the questions we need to close before the next coordination meeting.”A suggested starting brief

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Tell us about the work you would like to hand over. We will start there.

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