Built Environment Project and Asset Management
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Remote working in construction: assessing the affordance of digitisation
Zahirah Mokhtar Azizi, James Cochrane, Niraj Thurairajah, Nurul Sakina Mokhtar AziziAs remote working becomes increasingly popular, remote working could unlock new ways of working through digitisation. However, the construction sector has been slow to…
Success in collaborative construction through the lens of project delivery elements
Sina Moradi, Kalle KähkönenThe emergence of collaborative delivery models and working practices in construction industry has created a potential area for project success research. Previous studies…
Sustainability learning for improved safe work environments for construction semi-skilled workers in Zimbabwe
Tirivavi Moyo, Gerrit Crafford, Fidelis EmuzeDespite “decent work” being pertinent, as situated in the International Labour Organisation's “Decent Work Agenda”, one of its substantive elements on the need for safe…
The mediating role of work–family conflict on role overload and job stress linkage
Tharindu C. Dodanwala, Djoen San Santoso, Pooja ShresthaThe present study first explored the different dimensions of work–family conflict and job stress. It then evaluated the mediating role of time and strain-based work–family…
Modeling the Indian households' intention to adopt the solar net metering system
Vikas Kumar, Arun Kumar Kaushik, Gubir SinghThe present study aims to develop and offer a model to evaluate the customers' attitude and intention to adopt solar net metering systems (commonly called solar NMS) in a…
The new-normal challenges and IPD solutions: a Canadian case study
Sara Rankohi, Mario Bourgault, Ivanka IordanovaAccording to the construction literature, the number of projects applying integrated project delivery (IPD) principles is expected to increase in the new-normal era…
Human capacity building strategies for improving PPP implementation in Tanzanian construction projects
Nicholas Chileshe, Neema KavisheImplementation of public–private partnerships (PPPs) in African projects is inundated with a number of capacity building challenges which affects growth and project…
Markov chain pavement deterioration prediction models for local street networks
Baris Salman, Burak GursoyPavement deterioration prediction models play a crucial role in determining maintenance strategies and future funding needs. While deterioration prediction models have…
Risk assessment of underground and elevated metro projects from clients' and contractors' perspective
Omkar Deepak Karmarkar, Shivram G. Krishnan, Venkata Santosh Kumar Delhi, Nagendra R. Rao VelagaIndia is a rapidly urbanizing developing country with a population of 1.4 Billion. Indian governments have invested USD 50 Billion) in metro rail projects in 18 cities…
Integrating sustainability practices into the Irish construction supply chain: main contractors' perspective
Duga Ewuga, Michael AdesiThe low level of sustainable practices in the architectural, engineering and construction (AEC) sector continues to increase. In driving sustainability practice adoption…
A labour performance score and grading system to the next normal practices in construction
Kesavan Manoharan, Pujitha B.G. Dissanayake, Chintha Pathirana, Dharsana Deegahawature, K.D. Renuka Ruchira SilvaThe performance-based utilisation of labour resources is a decisive function for developing characteristics of the next normal in the construction industry. Based on the…
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2044-124XOnline date, start – end:
2011Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditor:
- Prof. Mohan Kumaraswamy
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