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Understanding off-site readiness in Indian construction organisations [PDF]
Construction Innovation, 2020 Purpose This paper presents a bespoke model for understanding off-site construction (OSC) readiness among Indian construction organisations. This model presents 17 variables for discussion, the results from which help support OSC strategic decision-making.
Deepthi Bendi +4 more
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Sustainability, 2022 The tremendous urbanization pace of India calls for higher efficiency in housing development, currently typified by low productivity and poor sustainability performance.
M. Marinelli +3 more
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Autonomous production tracking for augmenting output in off-site construction [PDF]
, 2015 Problems in existing methods of production tracking in off-site construction result in schedule delays and increased costs. To eliminate these deficiencies, an autonomous production tracking that analyzes real-time production data is proposed. A specific
Arashpour, M +3 more
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Construction Management and Economics, 2023 With a rich off-site construction (OSC) experience accumulated over the last two centuries, the United Kingdom (UK) is looking up to OSC to deliver its critical infrastructure projects in the next decade. Highway projects are good fits for OSC with their
A. Tezel, L. Koskela
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Buildings, 2022 Modular construction is the most advanced method of off-site construction available, generating fully-fitted modules with up to 80% of the work completed in a controlled environment prior to their transportation and installation on-site.
Adriana Machado Ribeiro +2 more
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Development and Application of an Integrated Management System for Off-Site Construction Projects
Buildings, 2022 The off-site construction (OSC) method has attracted the interest of experts to resolve productivity stagnation and lack of skilled workforce and to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the construction industry.
YeEun Jang, Jae-Man Lee, Jeongwook Son
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Innovative housing adoption:Modular housing for the Australian growing family [PDF]
, 2016 Housing must be flexible to the circumstances growing families face as their needs change during the family lifecycle. The purpose of this paper is to gather a preliminary understanding of growing families' needs and evaluate how modular off-site ...
Guaralda, Mirko +2 more
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Current State of Using Prefabricated Construction in Australia
Buildings, 2022 The Australian prefabricated construction market has been developing rapidly in recent years. New prefabrication-related technologies, materials, systems and services are also emerging in the current Australian market.
Zhiming Zhang +4 more
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Quantifying Advantages of Modular Construction: Waste Generation
Buildings, 2021 The construction industry is a significant source of waste generation in any economy, producing various greenhouse gases, releasing harmful substances into the natural environment, and requiring large areas of land for processing, treatment, and ...
Loizos Loizou +3 more
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GIS-based approach for assessing the energy potential and the financial feasibility of run-off-river hydro-power in Alpine valleys [PDF]
, 2018 In the last decade, European attractive policies are favoring the construction of new run-off hydro-power plants. The realization cost of these plants is quite low in mountain areas thanks to small water discharges and high gross heads.
Balest, Jessica +3 more
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