Uncertainties in construction projects are a part of the process – due to various factors like weather, regulatory changes, supply chain disruptions, and site issues. These elements can lead to potentially significant delays and increased costs…. Read more
Net-zero buildings are structures designed to produce as much energy as they consume over the course of a year, typically through a combination of energy efficiency measures and on-site renewable energy generation. Research from the… Read more
Construction projects are notorious for their complexity and the range of potential challenges they present. Among these challenges, construction rework stands out as a significant issue, leading to delays and cost overruns. Construction rework refers… Read more
Fire audits play a critical role in ensuring building safety by assessing fire prevention measures, readiness for emergencies, and compliance with fire safety regulations. These audits are essential for identifying potential risks and vulnerabilities that could… Read more
The evolution of fire safety from paper-based methods to digital systems marks a significant advancement in how we protect lives and property. Fire safety measures have historically relied on manual documentation and physical inspections, recorded… Read more
Infrastructure investment has become crucial for economic growth and development in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. However, as the construction sector expands across many countries globally, there is a growing awareness of its environmental impact. The… Read more
In construction projects, site task delegation should always be based on a thorough understanding of the project scope, timeline, budget, and team dynamics. It requires clear communication between all parties involved to ensure everyone understands… Read more
Defect management is crucial for ensuring the thorough examination of construction materials, components, and systems to ensure compliance with design specifications and safety regulations. The RICS Productivity Report 2023 found that upskilling the workforce to better manage defects… Read more
Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a digital approach to building design, construction, and management that revolutionizes traditional methods. Unlike conventional 2D drawings and manual processes, BIM creates a virtual representation of the building’s physical and functional… Read more
Starting August 2024, Malaysia will require the use of Building Information Modelling (BIM) for all major construction projects valued at RM10 million and above. This marks a significant move towards digital methods in the construction… Read more
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