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Journal of Civil Engineering and Construction Technology, Jul 31, 2011
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The overall aim of this research is to identify and catalogue the numerous managerial strategies ... more The overall aim of this research is to identify and catalogue the numerous managerial strategies for effective management of health and safety on a confined, urban, construction site. A mixed methods methodology was adopted using interviews and focus group discussions on three selected case studies of confined construction sites. In addition to these, a questionnaire survey was used based on the findings from the interviews and the focus group discussions. The top five key strategies include (1) Employ safe system of work plans to mitigate personnel health and safety issues; (2) Inform personnel, before starting on-site, of the potential issues using site inductions; (3) Effective communication among site personnel; (4) Draft and implement an effective design site layout prior to starting on-site; and (5) Use of banksman (traffic co-ordinator) to segregate personnel from vehicular traffic. The construction sector is one of the leading industries in accident causation and with the co...
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The construction industry in Northern Ireland is one of the major contributors of construction wa... more The construction industry in Northern Ireland is one of the major contributors of construction waste to landfill each year. The aim of this research paper is to identify the core on-site management causes of material waste on construction sites in Northern Ireland and to illustrate various methods of prevention which can be adopted. The research begins with a detailed literature review and is complemented with the conduction of semi-structured interviews with 6 professionals who are experienced and active within the Northern Ireland construction industry. Following on from the literature review and interviews analysis, a questionnaire survey is developed to obtain further information in relation to the subject area. The questionnaire is based on the key findings of the previous stages to direct the research towards the most influential factors. The analysis of the survey responses reveals that the core causes of waste generation include a rushed program, poor handling and onsite dam...
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Sustainable Ecological Engineering Design
LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) certification is becoming increasingly pre... more LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) certification is becoming increasingly prevalent, not only globally but also in the Irish construction industry. This paper investigates the current readiness of contractors in Ireland for achieving LEED certified construction projects, while identifying factors for consideration going forward. Objectives include evaluating the current readiness of Irish contractors respective to LEED, and subsequently highlighting factors for consideration, to better enable those working towards securing and delivering LEED certified construction projects. In achieving this aim, a qualitative methodology is undertaken, using three case studies as a basis for the study. Within each case study, three semi-structured interviews are carried out, with the results analysed, coded, with themes emerging for subsequent discussion. The key findings from the study indicate that Irish contractors are not adequately prepared to achieve LEED certification. In overcoming this, the study concludes that further education is essential, both at third-level graduate level, but also for further/return to education prospects. Those interviewed unanimously agreed that further education and training is essential to bridge the divide to achieve higher Irish contractor conformance to the requirements set out when achieving LEED Certification. The findings represent value to Irish contractors as it shows a clear dearth in both knowledge and ability in achieving LEED certification, while providing proposed solutions, to better enable Irish contractors in attaining LEED certification through further education and training.
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As the construction industry continues to struggle with a poor societal image, many organizations... more As the construction industry continues to struggle with a poor societal image, many organizations have adopted a positive corporate social responsibility (CSR) towards their surrounding environment, with the objective of improving their persona within social circles. The aim of this research is to identify and document the various approaches adopted by UK contractors in relation to their international counterparts to aid in the identification of possible future benefits which may be exploitable. In order to acquire the relevant information, a number of qualitative methodologies are adopted including a review of the current literature on the topic along with a detailed semi-structured interview with a UK based industry professional that specializes in corporate social responsibility. Through assessing the findings using qualitative analysis software, it is possible to disseminate the information, resulting in the identification of key findings. This research concludes that a number o...
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Stundon, D., Spillane, J., Lim, J. P. B., Tansey, P., & Tracey, M. (2015). Building Information M... more Stundon, D., Spillane, J., Lim, J. P. B., Tansey, P., & Tracey, M. (2015). Building Information Modelling Energy Performance Assessment on Domestic Dwellings: A Comparative Study. In A. B. Raidén, & E. Aboagye-Nimo (Eds.), Proceedings for 31s tAnnual ARCOM Conference (pp. 671-679). ARCOM. http://www.arcom.ac.uk/abstractsresults.php?title=Building%20Information%20Modelling%20Energy%20Pe&author=&keyword=&p=8510#8510
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Large construction projects can create numerous hazards and pose many risks, making it one of the... more Large construction projects can create numerous hazards and pose many risks, making it one of the most dangerous industries in which to work. This element of risk increases in an urban development, which can negatively impact the external stakeholders associated with the project, along with their surrounding environments. Therefore, this paper aims to identify and document the numerous issues encountered by project managers from external stakeholders and how they affect construction projects, particularly in a confined site environment. In addressing this aim, the core objective is to identify what issues are involved in managing the stakeholders in these inherently risky environments. A qualitative methodology encompassing an informative literature review is undertaken, followed by five case studies with professionals in industry. The data gathered is assessed qualitatively using mind mapping software, and cognitively summarised. Twenty-six issues are identified, and collectively f...
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Open Innovation (OI) presents an opportunity for small to medium enterprises (SMEs) to gain a com... more Open Innovation (OI) presents an opportunity for small to medium enterprises (SMEs) to gain a competitive advantage over their peers in their respective markets. This study aims to determine the effectiveness of adopting an open innovation model in the context of SMEs. In doing so, Loughview Timber; a small manufacturer and supplier of timber external door sets, fire rated doors, staircases, windows, based outside of Gilford in Northern Ireland, is used as a case study. They have partnered with the University of Limerick in a knowledge transfer project on product development, using open innovation as a vehicle. Using existing processes and procedures as a base, the study aims to analyse the need for open innovation within Loughview Timber; thus, analysing the effect open innovation would have on the organisation whilst providing recommendations for the company’s innovation practices. Based on a review of existing literature, a questionnaire and subsequent review of Loughview Timber’...
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high-density construction sites and their surrounding community: issues encountered and strategie... more high-density construction sites and their surrounding community: issues encountered and strategies adopted by contractors In: Smith, S.D and Ahiaga-Dagbui, D.D (Eds) Procs 29 th Annual ARCOM Conference, 2-4 September 2013, Reading, UK, Association of Researchers in Construction Management, 871-880. URBAN HIGH-DENSITY CONSTRUCTION SITES AND THEIR SURROUNDING COMMUNITY: ISSUES ENCOUNTERED AND STRATEGIES ADOPTED BY CONTRACTORS
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With the increase in construction in dense urban environments, the delays associated with managin... more With the increase in construction in dense urban environments, the delays associated with managing the material supply chain to site is called into question. Purpose: The aim of this investigation is to gain the perspective of construction contractors operating in a dense urban environment and the resulting strategies adopted to reduce delays in the delivery of materials to site. Methodology: This is achieved through incorporating a comprehensive literature review on the subject in conjunction with industry interviews with construction professionals in the identification of various management issues and corresponding strategies in the reduction of delays in the delivery of materials to site. Findings: The key issue which emerges is the lack of space for unloading bays while the corresponding key strategy is to schedule deliveries outside peak congestion times. Practical Implication: With confined site construction evident throughout the industry and the noted importance of an effect...
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The calculations of life cycle costs (LCC) and whole life costs (WLC) are important tools in the ... more The calculations of life cycle costs (LCC) and whole life costs (WLC) are important tools in the life cycle of a project. The aim of this research is to examine life cycle costing, whole life costing, and the possible advantages and disadvantages to their introduction and use. A qualitative methodology encompassing an in-depth literature review, interviews, and qualitative analysis using mind mapping software, this research is important as it can add to the industry's understanding of the design process. It highlights reasons for the success or failure of a construction project, in terms of sustainability at the design stage. Results indicate that the researched topics had many advantages but also had inherent disadvantages. It is found that the potential advantages outweighed disadvantages, but uptake within industry is still slow and that better promotion and their benefits to sustainability, the environment, society, and the industry are required.
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An externally accredited ISO 9001 Quality Management System is a prerequisite for tendering for m... more An externally accredited ISO 9001 Quality Management System is a prerequisite for tendering for many public-sector projects, leaving Small to Medium Enterprises little choice but to implement such a system. A link between the motivation behind implementation of a Quality Management System and its effectiveness has been found through quantitative analysis of survey results in recent studies. However, existing studies have failed to examine the mechanisms behind this link. This paper aims to address this gap in knowledge, through a case study investigation of a mid-sized Mechanical Electrical and Plumbing Contractor. Five interviews with key individuals are undertaken and analysed using qualitative analysis software. The company's Quality Management System documents are used for comparison with actuality. The findings indicate that, although they take pride in the quality of their work most interviewees perceive a disconnect between the Quality Management System and the delivery o...
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There is a broad consensus surrounding the ability of building information modelling (BIM) to pos... more There is a broad consensus surrounding the ability of building information modelling (BIM) to positively impact a project by enabling greater collaboration. This paper aims to examine the development of BIM and how it can contribute to the evermore present and growing cold-formed steel (CFS) industry. This is achieved thorough a comprehensive literature review and four exploratory interviews with industry experts. Work has been carried out, for the first time, alongside one of the UK’s largest CFS Designer/Fabricators in conjunction with Northern Ireland’s leading Architectural and Town Planning Consultants in the identification and dissemination of information. The capabilities of BIM have been investigated through modeling of simple CFS structures n consultation with the project partners. By scrutinising the literature and associated interviews, the primary opportunities, as well as barriers, of BIM implementation have been investigated in the context of these companies. It is ess...
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Waste management and sustainability are two core underlying philosophies that the construction se... more Waste management and sustainability are two core underlying philosophies that the construction sector must acknowledge and implement; however, this can prove difficult and time consuming. To this end, the aim of this paper is to examine waste management strategies and the possible benefits, advantages and disadvantages to their introduction and use, while also to examine any inter-relationship with sustainability, particularly at the design stage. The purpose of this paper is to gather, examine and review published works and investigate factors which influence economic decisions at the design phase of a construction project. In addressing this aim, a three tiered sequential research approach is adopted; in-depth literature review, interviews/focus groups and qualitative analysis. The resulting data is analyzed, discussed, with potential conclusions identified; paying particular attention to implications for practice within architectural firms. This research is of importance, particu...
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The RICS COBRA Conference is held annually. The aim of COBRA is to provide a platform for the dis... more The RICS COBRA Conference is held annually. The aim of COBRA is to provide a platform for the dissemination of original research and new developments within the specific disciplines, sub-disciplines or field of study of: Management of the construction process • Cost and value management • Building technology • Legal aspects of construction and procurement • Public private partnerships • Health and safety • Procurement • Risk management • Project management The built asset • Property investment theory and practice • Indirect property investment • Property market forecasting • Property pricing and appraisal • Law of property, housing and land use planning • Urban development • Planning and property markets • Financial analysis of the property market and property assets • The dynamics of residential property markets • Global comparative analysis of property markets • Building occupation • Sustainability and real estate • Sustainability and environmental law • Building performance The p...
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International Journal of Building Pathology and Adaptation
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to investigate the challenges faced with mobile information c... more PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to investigate the challenges faced with mobile information communication technology (M-ICT), more specifically tablet software, in the construction phase of UK infrastructure projects. Quality assurance in the context of passive fire protection is scrutinised, where M-ICT use is prevalent, to provide an industry perspective.Design/methodology/approachThe research design is founded on exploratory multiple case study approach. Specific themes are developed, based on a critical review of previous ICT studies. The themes identified are used to inform a qualitative interview protocol for investigating three large UK infrastructure projects. Each project is at different stages in the construction phase, with varying examples of M-ICT implementation in use. Participants are interviewed regarding their experiences of the implementation of M-ICT on each project.FindingsFindings identify diverse experiences across each project. Single and multiple M-ICT pl...
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Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Management, Procurement and Law
The disruptive nature of urban construction projects results in hazardous and complex environment... more The disruptive nature of urban construction projects results in hazardous and complex environments, particularly when considering the management of external stakeholders. Therefore, this paper aims...
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The International Journal of the Humanities: Annual Review, 2011
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Journal of Civil Engineering and Construction Technology, Jul 31, 2011
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The overall aim of this research is to identify and catalogue the numerous managerial strategies ... more The overall aim of this research is to identify and catalogue the numerous managerial strategies for effective management of health and safety on a confined, urban, construction site. A mixed methods methodology was adopted using interviews and focus group discussions on three selected case studies of confined construction sites. In addition to these, a questionnaire survey was used based on the findings from the interviews and the focus group discussions. The top five key strategies include (1) Employ safe system of work plans to mitigate personnel health and safety issues; (2) Inform personnel, before starting on-site, of the potential issues using site inductions; (3) Effective communication among site personnel; (4) Draft and implement an effective design site layout prior to starting on-site; and (5) Use of banksman (traffic co-ordinator) to segregate personnel from vehicular traffic. The construction sector is one of the leading industries in accident causation and with the co...
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The construction industry in Northern Ireland is one of the major contributors of construction wa... more The construction industry in Northern Ireland is one of the major contributors of construction waste to landfill each year. The aim of this research paper is to identify the core on-site management causes of material waste on construction sites in Northern Ireland and to illustrate various methods of prevention which can be adopted. The research begins with a detailed literature review and is complemented with the conduction of semi-structured interviews with 6 professionals who are experienced and active within the Northern Ireland construction industry. Following on from the literature review and interviews analysis, a questionnaire survey is developed to obtain further information in relation to the subject area. The questionnaire is based on the key findings of the previous stages to direct the research towards the most influential factors. The analysis of the survey responses reveals that the core causes of waste generation include a rushed program, poor handling and onsite dam...
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Sustainable Ecological Engineering Design
LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) certification is becoming increasingly pre... more LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) certification is becoming increasingly prevalent, not only globally but also in the Irish construction industry. This paper investigates the current readiness of contractors in Ireland for achieving LEED certified construction projects, while identifying factors for consideration going forward. Objectives include evaluating the current readiness of Irish contractors respective to LEED, and subsequently highlighting factors for consideration, to better enable those working towards securing and delivering LEED certified construction projects. In achieving this aim, a qualitative methodology is undertaken, using three case studies as a basis for the study. Within each case study, three semi-structured interviews are carried out, with the results analysed, coded, with themes emerging for subsequent discussion. The key findings from the study indicate that Irish contractors are not adequately prepared to achieve LEED certification. In overcoming this, the study concludes that further education is essential, both at third-level graduate level, but also for further/return to education prospects. Those interviewed unanimously agreed that further education and training is essential to bridge the divide to achieve higher Irish contractor conformance to the requirements set out when achieving LEED Certification. The findings represent value to Irish contractors as it shows a clear dearth in both knowledge and ability in achieving LEED certification, while providing proposed solutions, to better enable Irish contractors in attaining LEED certification through further education and training.
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As the construction industry continues to struggle with a poor societal image, many organizations... more As the construction industry continues to struggle with a poor societal image, many organizations have adopted a positive corporate social responsibility (CSR) towards their surrounding environment, with the objective of improving their persona within social circles. The aim of this research is to identify and document the various approaches adopted by UK contractors in relation to their international counterparts to aid in the identification of possible future benefits which may be exploitable. In order to acquire the relevant information, a number of qualitative methodologies are adopted including a review of the current literature on the topic along with a detailed semi-structured interview with a UK based industry professional that specializes in corporate social responsibility. Through assessing the findings using qualitative analysis software, it is possible to disseminate the information, resulting in the identification of key findings. This research concludes that a number o...
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Stundon, D., Spillane, J., Lim, J. P. B., Tansey, P., & Tracey, M. (2015). Building Information M... more Stundon, D., Spillane, J., Lim, J. P. B., Tansey, P., & Tracey, M. (2015). Building Information Modelling Energy Performance Assessment on Domestic Dwellings: A Comparative Study. In A. B. Raidén, & E. Aboagye-Nimo (Eds.), Proceedings for 31s tAnnual ARCOM Conference (pp. 671-679). ARCOM. http://www.arcom.ac.uk/abstractsresults.php?title=Building%20Information%20Modelling%20Energy%20Pe&author=&keyword=&p=8510#8510
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Large construction projects can create numerous hazards and pose many risks, making it one of the... more Large construction projects can create numerous hazards and pose many risks, making it one of the most dangerous industries in which to work. This element of risk increases in an urban development, which can negatively impact the external stakeholders associated with the project, along with their surrounding environments. Therefore, this paper aims to identify and document the numerous issues encountered by project managers from external stakeholders and how they affect construction projects, particularly in a confined site environment. In addressing this aim, the core objective is to identify what issues are involved in managing the stakeholders in these inherently risky environments. A qualitative methodology encompassing an informative literature review is undertaken, followed by five case studies with professionals in industry. The data gathered is assessed qualitatively using mind mapping software, and cognitively summarised. Twenty-six issues are identified, and collectively f...
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Open Innovation (OI) presents an opportunity for small to medium enterprises (SMEs) to gain a com... more Open Innovation (OI) presents an opportunity for small to medium enterprises (SMEs) to gain a competitive advantage over their peers in their respective markets. This study aims to determine the effectiveness of adopting an open innovation model in the context of SMEs. In doing so, Loughview Timber; a small manufacturer and supplier of timber external door sets, fire rated doors, staircases, windows, based outside of Gilford in Northern Ireland, is used as a case study. They have partnered with the University of Limerick in a knowledge transfer project on product development, using open innovation as a vehicle. Using existing processes and procedures as a base, the study aims to analyse the need for open innovation within Loughview Timber; thus, analysing the effect open innovation would have on the organisation whilst providing recommendations for the company’s innovation practices. Based on a review of existing literature, a questionnaire and subsequent review of Loughview Timber’...
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high-density construction sites and their surrounding community: issues encountered and strategie... more high-density construction sites and their surrounding community: issues encountered and strategies adopted by contractors In: Smith, S.D and Ahiaga-Dagbui, D.D (Eds) Procs 29 th Annual ARCOM Conference, 2-4 September 2013, Reading, UK, Association of Researchers in Construction Management, 871-880. URBAN HIGH-DENSITY CONSTRUCTION SITES AND THEIR SURROUNDING COMMUNITY: ISSUES ENCOUNTERED AND STRATEGIES ADOPTED BY CONTRACTORS
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With the increase in construction in dense urban environments, the delays associated with managin... more With the increase in construction in dense urban environments, the delays associated with managing the material supply chain to site is called into question. Purpose: The aim of this investigation is to gain the perspective of construction contractors operating in a dense urban environment and the resulting strategies adopted to reduce delays in the delivery of materials to site. Methodology: This is achieved through incorporating a comprehensive literature review on the subject in conjunction with industry interviews with construction professionals in the identification of various management issues and corresponding strategies in the reduction of delays in the delivery of materials to site. Findings: The key issue which emerges is the lack of space for unloading bays while the corresponding key strategy is to schedule deliveries outside peak congestion times. Practical Implication: With confined site construction evident throughout the industry and the noted importance of an effect...
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The calculations of life cycle costs (LCC) and whole life costs (WLC) are important tools in the ... more The calculations of life cycle costs (LCC) and whole life costs (WLC) are important tools in the life cycle of a project. The aim of this research is to examine life cycle costing, whole life costing, and the possible advantages and disadvantages to their introduction and use. A qualitative methodology encompassing an in-depth literature review, interviews, and qualitative analysis using mind mapping software, this research is important as it can add to the industry's understanding of the design process. It highlights reasons for the success or failure of a construction project, in terms of sustainability at the design stage. Results indicate that the researched topics had many advantages but also had inherent disadvantages. It is found that the potential advantages outweighed disadvantages, but uptake within industry is still slow and that better promotion and their benefits to sustainability, the environment, society, and the industry are required.
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An externally accredited ISO 9001 Quality Management System is a prerequisite for tendering for m... more An externally accredited ISO 9001 Quality Management System is a prerequisite for tendering for many public-sector projects, leaving Small to Medium Enterprises little choice but to implement such a system. A link between the motivation behind implementation of a Quality Management System and its effectiveness has been found through quantitative analysis of survey results in recent studies. However, existing studies have failed to examine the mechanisms behind this link. This paper aims to address this gap in knowledge, through a case study investigation of a mid-sized Mechanical Electrical and Plumbing Contractor. Five interviews with key individuals are undertaken and analysed using qualitative analysis software. The company's Quality Management System documents are used for comparison with actuality. The findings indicate that, although they take pride in the quality of their work most interviewees perceive a disconnect between the Quality Management System and the delivery o...
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There is a broad consensus surrounding the ability of building information modelling (BIM) to pos... more There is a broad consensus surrounding the ability of building information modelling (BIM) to positively impact a project by enabling greater collaboration. This paper aims to examine the development of BIM and how it can contribute to the evermore present and growing cold-formed steel (CFS) industry. This is achieved thorough a comprehensive literature review and four exploratory interviews with industry experts. Work has been carried out, for the first time, alongside one of the UK’s largest CFS Designer/Fabricators in conjunction with Northern Ireland’s leading Architectural and Town Planning Consultants in the identification and dissemination of information. The capabilities of BIM have been investigated through modeling of simple CFS structures n consultation with the project partners. By scrutinising the literature and associated interviews, the primary opportunities, as well as barriers, of BIM implementation have been investigated in the context of these companies. It is ess...
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Waste management and sustainability are two core underlying philosophies that the construction se... more Waste management and sustainability are two core underlying philosophies that the construction sector must acknowledge and implement; however, this can prove difficult and time consuming. To this end, the aim of this paper is to examine waste management strategies and the possible benefits, advantages and disadvantages to their introduction and use, while also to examine any inter-relationship with sustainability, particularly at the design stage. The purpose of this paper is to gather, examine and review published works and investigate factors which influence economic decisions at the design phase of a construction project. In addressing this aim, a three tiered sequential research approach is adopted; in-depth literature review, interviews/focus groups and qualitative analysis. The resulting data is analyzed, discussed, with potential conclusions identified; paying particular attention to implications for practice within architectural firms. This research is of importance, particu...
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The RICS COBRA Conference is held annually. The aim of COBRA is to provide a platform for the dis... more The RICS COBRA Conference is held annually. The aim of COBRA is to provide a platform for the dissemination of original research and new developments within the specific disciplines, sub-disciplines or field of study of: Management of the construction process • Cost and value management • Building technology • Legal aspects of construction and procurement • Public private partnerships • Health and safety • Procurement • Risk management • Project management The built asset • Property investment theory and practice • Indirect property investment • Property market forecasting • Property pricing and appraisal • Law of property, housing and land use planning • Urban development • Planning and property markets • Financial analysis of the property market and property assets • The dynamics of residential property markets • Global comparative analysis of property markets • Building occupation • Sustainability and real estate • Sustainability and environmental law • Building performance The p...
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International Journal of Building Pathology and Adaptation
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to investigate the challenges faced with mobile information c... more PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to investigate the challenges faced with mobile information communication technology (M-ICT), more specifically tablet software, in the construction phase of UK infrastructure projects. Quality assurance in the context of passive fire protection is scrutinised, where M-ICT use is prevalent, to provide an industry perspective.Design/methodology/approachThe research design is founded on exploratory multiple case study approach. Specific themes are developed, based on a critical review of previous ICT studies. The themes identified are used to inform a qualitative interview protocol for investigating three large UK infrastructure projects. Each project is at different stages in the construction phase, with varying examples of M-ICT implementation in use. Participants are interviewed regarding their experiences of the implementation of M-ICT on each project.FindingsFindings identify diverse experiences across each project. Single and multiple M-ICT pl...
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Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Management, Procurement and Law
The disruptive nature of urban construction projects results in hazardous and complex environment... more The disruptive nature of urban construction projects results in hazardous and complex environments, particularly when considering the management of external stakeholders. Therefore, this paper aims...
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