Report,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24, P. 56 - 63
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
<p>The
construction
industry
is
an
important
pillar
of
the
global
economy,
putting
significant
pressure
on
resource
consumption
and
environmental
impacts.
To
relieve
burden,
concept
circular
economy
has
recently
been
introduced
to
industry.
Component
reuse
represents
a
strategy
with
highest
potential
for
circularity,
as
it
preserves
value
structure
greatest
extent.
Despite
potential,
recycling
remains
most
prevalent
within
industry,
resulting
in
many
well-performed
components
being
unnecessarily
dismantled
destroyed.
A
key
reason
absence
reliable
user-friendly
tools
evaluating
components'
reusability.
enhance
decision-making
process
increase
rate
components,
this
study
proposes
BIM-based
component
management
framework.
The
paper
systematically
discusses
inclusion,
storage,
usage,
display
data
that
affects
component's
framework
successfully
applied
bridge
case
study.</p>
Data and Information Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(2), P. 100066 - 100066
Published: Feb. 15, 2024
Generative
artificial
intelligence
(GAI)
is
a
rapidly
growing
field
with
wide
range
of
applications.
In
this
paper,
thorough
examination
the
research
landscape
in
GAI
presented,
encompassing
comprehensive
overview
prevailing
themes
and
topics
within
field.
The
study
analyzes
corpus
1319
records
from
Scopus
spanning
1985
to
2023
comprises
journal
articles,
books,
book
chapters,
conference
papers,
selected
working
papers.
analysis
revealed
seven
distinct
clusters
research:
image
processing
content
analysis,
generation,
emerging
use
cases,
engineering,
cognitive
inference
planning,
data
privacy
security,
Pre-Trained
Transformer
(GPT)
academic
paper
discusses
findings
identifies
some
key
challenges
opportunities
research.
concludes
by
calling
for
further
GAI,
particularly
areas
explainability,
robustness,
cross-modal
multi-modal
interactive
co-creation.
also
highlights
importance
addressing
security
responsible
GAI.
International Journal of Building Pathology and Adaptation,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 18, 2024
Purpose
The
purpose
of
this
research
paper
is
to
investigate
and
evaluate
the
impacts
utilising
Building
Information
Modelling
(BIM)
as
a
lean
management
tool
in
Bangladesh's
construction
field.
explores
how
adopting
BIM
can
improve
expedite
number
processes
building
projects,
which
will
ultimately
increase
project
success,
cost-effectiveness
efficiency.
Design/methodology/approach
A
comprehensive
survey
was
conducted
deployment
affected
outcomes.
This
involved
structured
amongst
professionals
case
study
on
real
Bangladesh
assess
effects
using
tool.
data
collected
from
112
respondents
were
analysed
statistically
qualitatively
identify
effect
Additionally,
several
software
tools,
including
Revit,
Navisworks,
Design
Review
360,
used
compare
conventional
BIM-based
methods.
Findings
findings
demonstrate
that
practices
improves
quality
safety
Bangladesh.
“Improving
construction”
(RII
=
0.732)
achieved
highest
rank
questionnaire
survey.
In
addition,
represents
industry
benefit
management.
implementation
shorten
design
process
by
over
50%
save
up
1.5
weeks
minimising
idling
time.
By
applying
BIM,
it
possible
avoid
price
rise
roughly
2.5%
delay
about
11.9%
original
contract
period.
Practical
implications
significance
results
goes
beyond
direct
advantages
project's
achievements.
successful
integration
sector
suggests
transformative
potential
for
industry.
enhanced
coordination
decreased
errors
point
future
where
projects
achieve
higher
levels
precision
reliability.
improved
efficiency
observed
implies
more
sustainable
cost-effective
region.
Originality/value
provides
unique
perspective
impact
It
includes
adoption
tool,
gathering
real-world
experiences
practical
implementing
projects.
comparing
methods
with
approaches
software,
contributes
value
sector.
Frontiers in Built Environment,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Jan. 20, 2025
Global
development
is
integral
to
construction
activities
that
consume
enormous
amounts
of
natural
resources,
which
a
considerable
part
wasted
during
the
and
demolition
phases.
Only
small
such
waste
recovered
recycled,
rest
goes
landfills
dumpsites,
containing
high
volume
recoverable
reusable
materials
components,
causing
environmental
hazards
depleting
resources.
This
occurs
due
practice
linear
economic
model
in
construction.
By
contrast,
circular
economy
(CE)
approach
can
potentially
offer
an
effective
solution
for
this
issue,
through
its
long-lasting
standardized
design
with
reduced
resource
input;
extensive
reuse
recycling
products
components.
However,
CE
not
being
widely
practiced.
As
such,
study
was
designed
investigate
why
practiced,
what
needs
be
done
wider
adoption.
beginning,
systematic
literature
review
extracted
32
motivators,
35
challenges
31
strategies.
Further
analysis
clustered
these
three
groups
factors
into
eight
focus
areas
of:
legal
regulatory
framework;
knowledge,
education
training;
infrastructure,
technology
innovation;
awareness
promotion
support;
collaboration
information
sharing;
standardization;
business
positive
finance
economics.
Finally,
conceptual
framework
presented,
adoption
sustainability
assessment
reporting,
The
outcomes
are
expected
provide
guidance
indication
policy
decision-makers
on
Frontiers in Built Environment,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: March 31, 2025
Background
and
Objective
Additive
Manufacturing
(AM),
driven
by
digital
3D
design
data,
is
a
transformative
technology
that
holds
significant
potential
to
revolutionize
the
construction
industry.
Its
untapped
capacity
optimize
material
utilization,
enhance
flexibility,
substantially
reduce
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
emissions
emplaces
it
as
key
enabler
sustainable
construction.
Although
being
adopted
in
biomedical,
aerospace,
automotive
industries,
AM
remains
underexplored
This
study
systematically
evaluates
role
of
advancing
construction,
particularly
its
impact
on
reducing
GHG
emissions.
Materials
methods
Systematic
research
was
conducted
using
resourceful
methodologies.
These
are
include
PRISMA
meta-analysis,
Cochrane
Collaboration,
EPPI-Reviewer
4,
VOSviewer,
Databases
with
Search
Engines.
The
tools
were
employed
synthesize,
organize,
deduce
relevant
materials
literature,
facilitating
comparative
analyses
traditional
(conventional)
subtractive
manufacturing
(TSM).
systematic
review
essentially
concentrates
metrics
such
process
efficiency,
cost-effectiveness,
production
rates,
sustainability.
Furthermore,
diverse
techniques,
materials,
concrete,
composites,
polymers,
evaluated
for
their
mitigate
carbon
Results
Quantitatively,
results
connote
can
better
energy
efficiency
up
60%,
waste
90%,
cushioned
lower
80%,
while
achieving
labour
cost
savings
50%–60%,
sustainability
75%
specific
standards.
enables
complex
geometrical
designs
unfeasible
conventional
methods,
improving
both
structural
mechanical
performance,
Conclusion
expounds
environmental,
social
economic
benefits
AM,
providing
highly
valuable
insights
further
incorporate
contemporary
viable
alternative
solutions,
supplements
TSM.
innovations
deduced
be
well
positioned
strategic
driver
eco-friendly
built
environment,
supporting
global
efforts
toward
neutrality
urban
developments.
Engineering Construction & Architectural Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 22, 2025
Purpose
This
study
develops
an
innovative
building
information
modelling
(BIM)
maturity
model
integrating
Industry
4.0
(I4.0)
and
sustainability
principles.
It
addresses
the
need
to
consider
sustainable
practices
guide
digital
transformation
in
construction.
Design/methodology/approach
The
research
employs
design
science
(DSR),
combining
literature
analysis
with
practical
development
through
iterative
process.
includes
semi-structured
interviews
focus
groups
eight
international
experts,
ensuring
theoretical
rigour
applicability.
considers
implications
of
disruption
on
human
interaction
BIM
I4.0
technologies.
Findings
identifies
six
key
dimensions
(processes,
technology,
people,
organization/strategy,
policy
sustainability)
levels
for
assessing
implementation
contexts.
A
systematic
evaluation
framework
highlights
critical
improvement
areas,
including
training
needs
strategies
fight
resistance
change.
Additionally,
42
success
factors
aligned
dynamic
capabilities
cumulative
capability
theories
are
identified.
Originality/value
paper
presents
a
novel
uniquely
comprehensive
approach
technological
advancements
practices,
filling
gap
current
assessments.
BIM’s
future
disruptive
industry,
addressing
challenges
human-technology
providing
roadmap
evolving
organizational
Frontiers in Built Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: July 2, 2024
The
built
environment
and
the
construction
industry
account
for
a
significant
share
of
global
harmful
emissions.
Sustainable
appears
to
be
an
effective
strategy
achieve
more
sustainable
society,
although
it
is
still
not
used
enough.
It
crucial
understand
what
main
decision
factors
those
deciding
about
building
practices
are.
Professional
stakeholders
such
as
architects,
engineers,
constructors,
are
ones
advising
consumers
construction.
An
understanding
their
needed,
in
order
increase
implementation
In
this
study
we
provide
evidence
key
professional
Slovenia
when
practices.
By
conducting
online
survey
(questionnaire)
identified
analyzed
drivers
barriers
professionals
making
decisions
solutions.
With
statistical
analysis
found
out
that
included
mostly
already
had
previous
experiences
working
with
They
familiar
concepts.
most
important
were
connected
factor
occupant
health,
energy-efficiency
buildings,
while
biggest
barrier
related
higher
cost
lack
awareness.
concerned
climate
change
attitudes
towards
affecting
Respondent
provided
many
comments,
clearly
indicating
simple
definition
efforts
should
done
raise
awareness
Results
contributing
valuable
information
stakeholders,
policymakers
other
ecosystem.