During which part of the comparative selection process does the selection committee visit buildings?

The selection committee visits buildings during the verification phase of the comparative selection process. This stage is crucial as it involves the committee confirming the qualifications and capabilities of the candidates by assessing their past work or projects. By physically visiting the buildings, the committee gains firsthand insight into the quality of the work completed, the methodologies employed, and the overall success of the projects. This direct observation aids in validating the claims made by the candidates in their submissions and helps the committee make informed decisions based on the tangible evidence of the candidates' competencies.

Visiting buildings during the verification phase ensures that the selection committee has comprehensive data to support their evaluations and ultimately aids in the selection of the most qualified candidates for the project at hand.