Reusing high-value construction materials from existing buildings that otherwise would be
discarded as waste is a key strategy for achieving a circular economy. However, this …

This article presents a systematic review that assesses the implication of Construction 4.0
from both a narrow perspective centred on technology adaptation, and a broader …

With the emergence of Building Information Modelling (BIM) as central to construction
design, planning, execution and maintenance, integration into the entire infrastructure …

Abstract Construction 4.0, derived from Industry 4.0, was introduced to the construction
industry as a means of addressing current issues and enhancing industry productivity …

The construction industry has traditionally been slow to adopt digital technology, resulting in
inefficient workflows, frequent cost overruns, and delays. Moreover, its fragmented structure …

This study contributes on the total resource management (TRM) model towards carbon
neutrality in a hierarchical model. The TRM towards carbon neutrality is considered as an …

The revolution towards Industry 4.0 in the AECO Industry has taken Building Information
Modelling (BIM) as one of its central points. BIM abilities for automatization, interoperability …

This article investigates the evolution of Industry 4.0 in construction related to a scientific,
technological, and commercial perspective. Initially, it was determined which technologies …

Increasing demand for infrastructure amidst the surge in the urbanisation of cities and newly
emerging commercial nerves has spurred the need to reinvent and rethink traditional …

Information and automation technologies play a pivotal role in achieving cyber-physical
integration within Construction 4.0. In this transformed landscape, the evolution of the …