Which of the following is not a component of the programming phase of facility construction? deciding what to build examining space, cost, and other criteria designing the facility with architects deciding what events will be held at the facility and addressing capacity and amenities issues deciding the number and location of food and beverage preparation and sales areas

Answer: designing the facility with architects.

Explanation: The programming phase of a facility construction has nothing to do with the architectural design of the facility. The programming phase usually involves; Determining the needs of intended or impending users, estimated construction cost, required area for the project. The programming phase may involve individual or joint questioning or fact finding from the intended occupants or user group to determine their needs in terms of systems and infrastructure, security and so on. It also gets intended occupants informed on the features, use and design of the intended project. It also examines the effect of the project on structures previously existing in the environment.