Books for Part 3

A guide for which reference books can be useful in your Part 3 exam and when revising for it. I hope it helps you in your exam preparation. Links to the most recent version of all the books mentioned are below. Depending on the specifics of your Part 3 course, you might want/need to take a specific contract into the exam with you, or might have multiple exams on completely separate topics, so these suggestions are a guide, not exhaustive.
(I don't get anything for you following these links, so do shop around and discuss with your part 3 provider if they have any copies you can use so you don't need to buy books if you don't have to. Support your local bookshops!)
The Architect in Practice
www.ribabooks....
RIBA Guide to Practice Management
www.ribabooks....
RIBA Guide to Law in Practice
www.ribabooks....
RIBA Job Book
www.ribabooks....
Which Contract?
www.ribabooks....
Construction Law
www.ribabooks....
The Architects guide to running a job
www.ribabooks....
Basics - Tendering
www.degruyter....
CDM 2015
www.ribabooks....
Principal Designer's Handbook
www.ribabooks....
RIBA Good Practice Guide: Fee Management
www.ribabooks....
RIBA Guide to RIBA Agreements (no longer available closest book is below)
www.ribabooks....
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Ali is an Architect in the UK, from the North West of England, now working in London. The purpose of this channel is to provide tips and help for those trying to become an Architect in the UK, as well as to inform people on the role of Architects. There is some occasional swearing, I am Northern so bear that in mind.
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[@alimudd]

Thanks for watching guys, do drop a like if you found it useful. Let me know below what you used in your part 3 exam, or what you're planning to use

[@ahmadal-jawhary1893]

Thanks Alison, I found this video very helpful. I'm really excited to start reading your recommended books list.
Which one should I start with?

[@alimudd]

Hi Ahmad, so glad you found it helpful. Personally I would start with the RIBA Job Book, the RIBA Law in Practice book and the RIBA Practice Management book, I think those three give information on all the most important topics and allow you to read between them easily :)