The Project Checklist is often used during which collaborative session?

• A. Construction Kickoff
• B. Occupant Move-in
• C. Charrette
• D. Demolition

Answer: (C)

During a Charrette, a collaborative planning session brings together designers, clients, engineers, and other stakeholders to brainstorm, set goals, and resolve design issues quickly. The Project Checklist fits this setting as a working document to capture project objectives, performance targets, required spaces, occupant needs, and sustainability criteria. It helps the team stay aligned, track decisions, and ensure critical criteria are addressed as concepts are developed.

Construction kickoff focuses on turning designs into a build plan and coordinating activities, not on collaborative design goals. Occupant move-in centers on readiness for occupancy and operations, and demolition centers on removing existing structures. None of these match the collaborative design-focused nature of a Charrette in the same way, so the Project Checklist is most naturally used there.