1. End-of-Phase Evaluation: This evaluation takes place at the end of each project phase, where the team assesses the success of the phase and determines whether they have met the stated objectives. This provides an opportunity to make the necessary adjustments for a seamless transition to the next phase.
2. Design Review: Design review is the process of evaluating and critiquing the design plans. Each member of the collaboration team assesses the design plans to ensure that they comply with project requirements, codes, and standards, as well as to identify any defects or issues that require redesign.
3. Cost Analysis: Cost analysis entails analyzing the cost of the project design plans. It helps in determining the feasibility of the project and whether it meets the budgetary limitations set by the client or stakeholders.
4. Performance Evaluation: Performance evaluation seeks to assess the performance of the project design plans based on the project objectives. It involves evaluating how well the design plans meet the project goals, whether the team is meeting the set deadlines, and the team's effectiveness in working together.
5. Post-Occupancy Evaluation: This evaluation is done after the completion of the project and its occupancy. It enables the project team to evaluate the effectiveness of the design solutions and how they perform in real-life conditions. The team can then identify areas of improvement to refine the process for the next project.
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