Defining Design Risk Throughout Traditional Architecture Design Phases
June 10 @ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EDT
A traditional architectural design process can contribute to significant financial exposure for organizations, whether building new facilities, expanding operations, or undertaking major renovations.
Decisions made throughout the design process can impact the final cost of a project, and allowing a project design scope to expand beyond the original design program can cause projects to exceed budget targets.
Effective management of the design process, alongside thorough documentation of all decisions, ensures that capital projects are executed efficiently and transparently by confirming alignment with budgetary objectives, clearly delineating project scopes, facilitating timely entitlement approvals, and producing comprehensive bid documents.
Ultimately, managing your design risk promotes accountability and provides valuable insights for future projects.
This webinar delivers a clear yet exhaustive overview of prevalent risks within the design process, providing participants with practical frameworks, tools, and strategies to effectively identify and mitigate design risks.
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