MissionHeist setups
Architect's Plans
Franklin steals an architect's briefcase containing the blueprints of the FIB building.
- Mission no.
- 56
- Given by
- Lester Crest
Overview
Architect's Plans is a setup for The Bureau Raid in Grand Theft Auto V. Franklin tails an architect named Chip Peterson through a construction site and steals the briefcase holding the plans of the FIB building. The plans show two possible ways in, which become the Covert and Roof approaches.
Walkthrough
- As Franklin, go to the Mile High Club construction site in Downtown Los Santos.
- Follow Peterson through the site and up the elevator to the higher floors.
- Take the briefcase by killing him, knocking him out or holding him at gunpoint.
- Leave the site and return to the garment factory, where Lester presents two approaches.
Tips
- Gold medal objective: leave the construction site within 45 seconds.
- Holding him at gunpoint is fastest; then sprint straight to the elevator.
- Following Peterson closely through the site avoids losing him in the elevator.
- Killing him is not required; any of the three methods works.
Rewards and unlocks
Choosing the Roof approach unlocks The Bureau Raid directly, while the Covert approach unlocks Fire Truck and Getaway Vehicle.
Other rewards
None
Unlocks
The Bureau Raid (Roof), or, Fire Truck, and Getaway Vehicle (Covert), Legal Trouble (if The Ballad of Rocco and Reuniting the Family are completed first)
Prerequisite
Cleaning out the Bureau
Gold medal objectives
- Quick Getaway: Leave the construction site within 45 seconds. Parachute from the roof after killing the architect.
Objectives
- Park up in the parking space to avoid suspicion.
- Get out of the car.
- Tail the architect and get the plans.
- Get the architect to give up the briefcase.
- Pick up the blueprints.
- Leave the construction site.
- Go to the garment factory.
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Architect's Plans: questions and answers
Who gives the mission Architect's Plans in GTA V?
Architect's Plans is given by Franklin Clinton.






