Construction project delivery: practices, challenges, and opportunities

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Background

Construction activities shape the built environment and impact the sustainability of cities. Construction projects are developed to benefit the communities and the environmental aspects therein. In recent times, there is an ever-growing demand from construction project stakeholders for more intelligent, sustainable, and resilient approaches to be adopted. Construction projects ought to be thought of in a multifaceted approach so that challenges presented to humanity such as climate change or pandemics, are handled in a complex and careful management process. In this ever-changing environment, traditional management approaches, while still necessary, have lacked agility and innovation.

This Research Topic aims to collate studies and address various challenges by providing a platform to explore new approaches and practices in construction project delivery. Contributions are welcome from academics, practitioners, and students from any discipline or country, and multidisciplinary contributions are encouraged.

Potential themes of interest for this Research Topic include, but are not limited to:
• Agile approaches to successful project delivery
• Information and communication technology
• Practice and innovation in active design management
• Project management of intelligent buildings and civil infrastructures
• Construction projects in developing countries
• Optimization, simulation, and decision-making methods
• Knowledge management
• Legislation in the construction management context
• Sustainability indicators for construction projects
• Challenges for the future
• Resource efficiency

Keywords: Construction projects, Construction management, Project success, Agile Project Management, Leadership and management skills, Challenges, Intelligence, Sustainability, Resilience

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