A risk management plan in architecture design process is a document that outlines the possible risks that may occur during a project and the steps necessary to mitigate or prevent them. This plan helps architects and project managers identify potential hazards, assess the likelihood of risks occurring, and develop strategies to manage them. The risk management plan considers factors such as safety, security, budget, and timeline to determine the best course of action, provide contingency measures, and minimize overall risk to the project's success. It is an important aspect of the design process because it ensures that potential risks are proactively addressed and managed throughout the project's lifecycle.
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