In addition to creating value and jobs, the construction industry uses a considerable amount
of resources with severe consequences for the environment. Therefore, its implications …

Construction is a complex activity, characterized by high levels of capital investment,
relatively long delivery durations, multitudinous risks and uncertainties, as well as requiring …

Adopting green building technologies (GBTs) is critical to implementing sustainability within
the construction industry. Many barriers, drivers, and promotion strategies influence the …

This study investigated the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on Singapore's construction
industry in terms of construction demand, output, prices and project performance. A three …

Emerging digital technologies such as building information modeling (BIM) and the Internet
of Things (IoT) have been widely adopted in construction projects and have attracted great …

A grand challenge in projects involves employing anti-corruption measures effectively for
dealing with corruption. Existing research is scattered across a wide range of disciplines and …

In the light of increased environmental concerns and the unsustainability of current
construction practices,'reverse logistics'(RL) has emerged as a remedial strategy, whereby …

Purpose This study intends to review studies on the success criteria and critical success
factors (CSFs) for mega infrastructure construction projects (MICPs) from journal articles …

Boosting sustainability in public construction procurement implies new challenges
associated with incentivizing integrated approaches and the inclusion of sustainability …

The development of an infrastructure megaproject is closely related to society and the public
community. It is necessary to pay enough attention to public opinions that generally have a …