Building Life Cycle Economic Impacts

Korytářová, Jana; Hromádka, Vít

doi:10.1109/icmss.2010.5577557

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“…Repair Scope as a Percentage under 0.1 m 2 under 10% 0.1 to 0.25 m 2 10 to 30% 0.25 to 0.5 m 2 30 to 50% 0.5 to 1.0 m 2 -1.0 to 4.0 m 2 -…”

Section: Repair Scope By Areamentioning

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“…The building project should thus be considered in terms of its entire life cycle. In this relation, the BLCC approach (Building Life Cycle Costs) plays an important role as it focuses on cost optimisation throughout the entire life cycle [2] of a building. Zabielski and Zabielska [3] formulate LCC as a sum of the cost of purchase (project execution costs), cost of ownership (maintenance) and the cost of disposal decreased by the residual value of the property.…”

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confidence: 99%

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LCC Estimation Model: A Construction Material Perspective

Biolek

Hanák

2019

Buildings

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The growing pressure to ensure sustainable construction is also associated with stricter demands on the cost-effectiveness of construction and operation of buildings and reduction of their environmental impact. This paper presents a methodology for building life cycle cost estimation that enables investors to identify the optimum material solution for their buildings on the level of functional parts. The functionality of a comprehensive model that takes into account investor requirements and links them to a construction cost estimation database and a facility management database is verified through a case study of a “façade composition” functional part, with sublevel “external thermal insulation composite system (ETICS) with thin plaster”. The results show that there is no generally applicable optimum ETICS material solution, which is caused by differing investor requirements, as well as the unique circumstances of each building and its user. The solution presented in this paper aims to aid investor decision-making regarding the choice of the building materials while taking the Life Cycle Cost (LCC) into account.

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“…Repair Scope as a Percentage under 0.1 m 2 under 10% 0.1 to 0.25 m 2 10 to 30% 0.25 to 0.5 m 2 30 to 50% 0.5 to 1.0 m 2 -1.0 to 4.0 m 2 -…”

Section: Repair Scope By Areamentioning

confidence: 99%

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LCC Estimation Model: A Construction Material Perspective

Biolek

Hanák

2019

Buildings

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“…In many cases, KPIs are addressed by the issue of costs in construction [6]. Costs associated with the management of construction projects and the total cost of the construction project are discussed many studies [7], [8], [9].…”

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Information Technology Impact Factor Model in Life Cycle Cost Management of Construction Project

Mésároš¹,

Mandičák²,

Spišáková³

2020

Preprint

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Construction project management and cost management is a difficult process that affects the overall success of construction projects. The success of a construction project can be assessed according to key performance indicators (KPIs). Cost savings and cost optimization over the life of a construction project is one of these KPIs. Cost management is largely performed through intelligent information technology in the construction industry. Information systems and information technologies have seen an increase in use in the management of construction projects. The same goes for cost management. Several studies mentioned in the paper point to this increase in use in recent years also in the management of costs at various stages. Many studies point to the use of information technology and software applications in the field of cost management. Still, to a large extent, there are no surveys focused on the analysis of the impact and impact factor of information technology on cost savings or cost optimization in various phases of construction projects. The research discusses the issue of the impact of information technology on cost management in various phases of a construction project. The main goal of the research is to analyze the influence of information technology factors on cost savings and optimization in individual phases of a construction project. Several statistical methods were used in the research. The resulting model of information technology impact factor was created based on data processing and the use of the AHP method.

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“…Building construction and operation are considered to be one of major consumers of material [22].Therefore, it is of particular interest to minimize handling of construction materials, which reduces costs and the chances of damage or misplacement [11], and to provide transparency of material availability and prompt responses in the supply chain [18]. A construction company must foresee usual problems in construction materials management, because poor materials management is a major source of low construction productivity, cost and time overruns [23] and it may lead to economic penalties [18].…”

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Materials supply management in construction projects and satisfaction with the quality of structures

Blaževska-Stoilkovska

2015

Teh. vjesn.

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Original scientific paper This paper investigates how construction projects participants' evaluations of two aspects of material supply management, i.e. communication and coordination among involved parties and materials quality control, are related to satisfaction with the quality of structures. On a sample of 128 respondents in the Republic of Macedonia a questionnaire was administered to assess study variables. It was found that satisfaction with the quality of structures was relatively low. Respondents assessed materials supply management, i.e. coordination and communication among involved parties, and materials quality control as average. Pearson correlation analysis showed that these two variables as aspects of materials supply management were positively related to satisfaction with the structures' quality. A hierarchical regression analysis revealed that only perceived coordination and communication among involved parties significantly predicted participants' satisfaction with quality. It was concluded that project participants' satisfaction with the structures can be increased by paying more attention to materials supply management. Keywords: construction project participants; materials supply management; satisfaction with quality; structure Upravljanje nabavom materijala u građevinskim projektima i zadovoljstvo kvalitetom konstrukcijaIzvorni znanstveni članak U radu se ispituje kako su procjene sudionika građevinskih projekata o dva aspekta upravljanja nabavom materijala, t.j. komunikaciji i koordinaciji između uključenih strana i kontroli kvalitete materijala, povezane sa zadovoljstvom kvalitetom konstrukcija. Na uzorku od 128 ispitanika iz Republike Makedonije provedeno je ispitivanje o procjeni datih varijabli. Ustanovljeno je da je zadovoljstvo kvalitetom konstrukcija relativno malo. Ispitanici su kao prosječno ocijenili upravljanje nabavom materijala,

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Building Life Cycle Economic Impacts

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LCC Estimation Model: A Construction Material Perspective

LCC Estimation Model: A Construction Material Perspective

Information Technology Impact Factor Model in Life Cycle Cost Management of Construction Project

Materials supply management in construction projects and satisfaction with the quality of structures

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