During which phase is an architectural review of the building performed?

The architectural review of a building is typically performed during the design phase. This is a critical part of the project lifecycle where the initial plans and design documents are evaluated to ensure that they meet the necessary specifications, compliance requirements, and project goals. Conducting the architectural review at this stage allows for identifying any potential issues or discrepancies early on, making it easier to address them before construction begins. This proactive approach not only saves time and resources but also enhances the overall quality and functionality of the project. By addressing design concerns early in the process, the team can ensure alignment with project objectives, stakeholder requirements, and industry standards.