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Decision support for modularisation: engineering construction case studies

Over the last few decades, numerous researchers have investigated the design, construction and performance of building construction projects. Few studies, however, have investigated the performance of the engineering construction (EC) sector, and even fewer, specifically within the Middle East regio...

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Main Author: Rolla Monib
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Published: 2021
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Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.26174/thesis.lboro.14743356.v1
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description Over the last few decades, numerous researchers have investigated the design, construction and performance of building construction projects. Few studies, however, have investigated the performance of the engineering construction (EC) sector, and even fewer, specifically within the Middle East region. Previous studies (i.e. Haas and Fagerlund, 2002; Bondi et al., 2016) have concluded that a lack of modularisation awareness is among the key factors attributed to the construction inefficiency of projects. Although the benefits of modularisation have been examined previously, mainly in the building sector, the decision regarding the drivers of the degree of modularisation have rarely been investigated. Therefore, the aim of this research is to investigate the decision support strategies in the engineering construction sector to determine the best degree of modularisation. 
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spelling rr-article-147433562021-08-05T07:44:18Z Decision support for modularisation: engineering construction case studies Rolla Monib (2871554) Other built environment and design not elsewhere classified Decision making Modularisation Engineering Construction Built Environment and Design not elsewhere classified <p>Over the last few decades, numerous researchers have investigated the design, construction and performance of building construction projects. Few studies, however, have investigated the performance of the engineering construction (EC) sector, and even fewer, specifically within the Middle East region. Previous studies (i.e. Haas and Fagerlund, 2002; Bondi et al., 2016) have concluded that a lack of modularisation awareness is among the key factors attributed to the construction inefficiency of projects. Although the benefits of modularisation have been examined previously, mainly in the building sector, the decision regarding the drivers of the degree of modularisation have rarely been investigated. Therefore, the aim of this research is to investigate the decision support strategies in the engineering construction sector to determine the best degree of modularisation. </p> 2021-08-05T07:44:18Z Text Thesis 10.26174/thesis.lboro.14743356.v1 https://figshare.com/articles/thesis/Decision_support_for_modularisation_engineering_construction_case_studies/14743356 CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
spellingShingle Other built environment and design not elsewhere classified
Decision making
Modularisation
Engineering Construction
Built Environment and Design not elsewhere classified
Rolla Monib
Decision support for modularisation: engineering construction case studies
title Decision support for modularisation: engineering construction case studies
title_full Decision support for modularisation: engineering construction case studies
title_fullStr Decision support for modularisation: engineering construction case studies
title_full_unstemmed Decision support for modularisation: engineering construction case studies
title_short Decision support for modularisation: engineering construction case studies
title_sort decision support for modularisation: engineering construction case studies
topic Other built environment and design not elsewhere classified
Decision making
Modularisation
Engineering Construction
Built Environment and Design not elsewhere classified
url https://dx.doi.org/10.26174/thesis.lboro.14743356.v1