Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to propose a framework for the standardisation of the
work breakdown structure (WBS) for building projects. This is based on the premise that …

Traditional methods of collecting data on the progress of construction projects often involve
human judgement, high costs, and are too infrequent to provide managers with timely and …

Offsite construction techniques continue to receive considerable attention in
academic/research discourse. Whilst discourse in seminal literature critique the positive and …

ABSTRACT The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) forms the base for most project
management processes. Despite each project being unique, most building retain cognate …

Falling behind schedule and having discrepancy between the as-built and designed
baseline plans are unfavourable events that often occur in construction projects. Hence, real …

The exponential increase in the volume of images and videos captured in the built
environment with smartphones, fixed cameras, unmanned aerial and ground vehicles, and …

Automating the process of construction progress monitoring through computer vision can
enable effective control of projects. Systematic classification of available methods and …

The accurate and up to date measurement of work in progress on construction sites is vital
for project management functions like schedule and cost control. Currently, it takes place …

Several methodologies for production planning and control have been introduced over the
years in the construction industry. However, in this industry, it is not uncommon that projects …

Project teams face ever increasing pressure to deliver projects as quickly as possible. To
meet these demands, contractors are faced with the need to explore various construction …