Project outcomes
The RIBA Plan of Work 2013 defined project outcomes as:
'The desired outcomes for the project (for example, in the case of a hospital this might be a reduction in recovery times). The outcomes may include operational aspects and a mixture of subjective and objective criteria.'
The RIBA Plan of Work 2020 defines project outcomes as:
'The desired outcomes for the project, including Sustainability Outcomes, set out in Stage 0 (Strategic definition) to inform the Client Requirements. For a hospital, a reduction in recovery times might be a key Project Outcome. The outcomes may include operational aspects, as well as a mixture of subjective and objective criteria, and will influence the preparation of the Project Brief.'
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