The use of an integrated design process, where key members of the owners, designers, builders, suppliers, and operators collaborate, typically results in the following benefits, EXCEPT: Group of answer choices Incorporates input from maintenance and supply experts, influencing designs to make long-term operation of the building more efficient. Allows constructive trade-offs between different building systems. Increased project cost, performance risk, and disputes. Resolves spatial conflicts before the design is finalized. Allows identification of linked costs or benefits that would not have be identified in isolation. Ensures that the owner's needs are clearly identified and properly addressed