A considerable amount of construction and demolition wood waste (CDWW) is generated,
mostly landfilled, contributing to severe environmental effects. The management of CDWW is …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore academic papers and reports and present a
chronology of the evolution of British low-rise prefabricated housing. The paper provides …

Previous studies yielded contradicting results regarding the benefits of multi-trade
prefabrication (MTP) based on building information modeling (BIM). This study investigates …

The construction industry has experienced phenomenal growth because of technological
advancements in the past couple of decades. Prefabrication constitutes a sizeable share of …

The problem of housing delivery is of great concern in many countries of the world. This
problem is more predominant in developing countries and Nigeria is not an exception. In …

The increased use of wood and prefabrication are solutions that are helping to address
current and future challenges in the construction sector. However, these practices are slow …

The term Scandinavia might be misleading to the attentive reader, since the countries of
interest for the present paper are not limited to the countries in the particular geographical …

The resilience of building structures—as plain technical/physical/engineering systems or
complex sociotechnical systems exposed to perturbations and change—has become …

Amongst others, Construction Quality and Safety are two very important factors to be
considered on a construction site. A project can be deemed successful when it has an …

By taking Malaysia as a case study, this chapter discusses the context of prefabrication to
outline the development and social acceptability of prefabrication and standardisation in the …