Current Trends in Construction Site Layout Planning

Zolfagharian, Samaneh; Irizarry, Javier

doi:10.1061/9780784413517.176

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“…In the next section, what extracted from these studies is discussed. Ku, 2009), (Basu et al, 2009), (Mossman et al, 2010), (Barben et al, 2010), (Cohen, 2010), (Brady and Davies, 2010), (Jackson, 2011), (Singleton and Hamzeh, 2011), (Tillmann et al, 2012), (AIA, 2012), (Franz and Leicht, 2012), (Hampson and Kraatz, 2013), (Mollaoglu-Korkmaz et al, 2014), (Garcia et al, 2014), (Kraatz et al, 2014), (Hall et al, 2014), (Do et al, 2015), (Bilbo et al, 2015), (Bygballe et al, 2015), (Pishdad-Bozorgi, 2016), (Harrison et al, 2016).…”

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“…Conducted studies in the field of IPD, according to their extent in different fields, include various cases. In this regard, various contracts are written to support this emerging method in the USA, among them is AIA E202 contract, but because of existence of governing rules and conditions in the construction industry, particularly public construction (Fish, 2011), sometimes these contracts are used as attachment to public conditions (Garcia et al, 2014). It is because the IPD implementation requires several contractual agreements and changing governing rules (Ilozor and Kelly, 2012).…”

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Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) Research Trends.

Kahvandi¹,

Saghatforoush²,

Alinezhad³

et al. 2017

EPPM-Journal

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Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) is introduced as a vibrant approach to enhance project implementation, having particular position in recent studies among construction researchers. This study analyzes the research trends on the field of IPD to provide an appropriate vision for future researchers in this specialized field. While so far no comprehensive research has been done in this field, this study provides a comprehensive review of existing studies through in-depth literature review method. This research evaluates studies conducted in the field of IPD, which is a basis for future researchers to improve conditions of IPD implementation in different countries. For that this study Using library studies, the trend of researches conducted on various concepts and domains during various years, has been investigated. Future studies can simply use the outputs of this research to shape their research flow on establishing continuing progress of IPD. The data obtained from descriptive analyses are illustrated quantitatively, followed by comprehensive analyses and discussion of the results. Moreover, this study concluded that during recent years, the trend of studies conducted about IPD has increased, particularly articles examined challenges. In the next step, more studies have been performed in the field of construction. Those articles are preferred that have evaluated principles, challenges, and solutions for resolving barriers. Proper IPD implementation facilitates enhanced share of information and early identification of stakeholders through a proper timing as vital keys to realize objectives of the construction projects, reduce risks, and increase the chance of project success.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) Research Trends.

Kahvandi¹,

Saghatforoush²,

Alinezhad³

et al. 2017

EPPM-Journal

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“…Minimization of cost in the optimization models is not necessary, as it only makes the models more tedious and unrealistic. Besides, studies have shown that optimization models that minimizes total travel distance are the best [5,32]. Nevertheless, the travel distance should be converted to travel time using the average human walking speed.…”

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“…Applying BIM for site layout plan makes site management plans visually illustrative and realistic [25], facilitates site utilization at different work scenarios and gives a clear and dynamic view of work space [32], optimizes time and safety measures in site layout plans and improves the efficiency, quality and information depth of site layout plans [18], digitalizes simulation process of site layout plans [12], beneficial in managing the characteristics of site layout plans and provides the best tool for managing site space information and site facilities mobility [23], and helps in meeting the data exchange requirements in BIM processes and checking SLM against pre-defined rues and constraints [25]. According to [5], the sizes of site facilities should be determined based on work contents, peak rate of consumption of resources, number of workers and site areas.…”

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Construction site layout optimization and 3D visualization through BIM tools = Visualización 3D y optimización a través de herramientas BIM aplicado a los planos de proyecto

Olugboyega

Wemimo

2018

BMA

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Site layout plan is required for the management of the construction site and operations. A well-developed site layout has positive impact on workers, working environment, productivity and eventual success of a project. Moreover, the proposed construction methods for a project have the most significant impact on productivity, quality and cost of construction projects. This paper proposes a site layout model through BIM and construction methodology integration. An illustrative case study method was adopted for the study, where the assumptions and processes adopted in the site layout model were expounded and illustrative example was presented. The study substantiated the need to incorporate construction methods for projects in the BIM-based modelling of construction site layout plan; and the need to reinforce the possibility of re-thinking the processes of planning, construction, and management of projects. Resumen Es preciso planificar la implantación y ejecución de la construcción para una adecuada gestión de la construcción. La implantación y distribución de los espacios de acopios y servicios tiene un impacto positivo en los trabajadores, en el ambiente de trabajo, en la productividad y en el éxito del Proyecto. Tener en cuenta en la planificación de la construcción los métodos y soluciones constructivas definidos en el Proyecto de Ejecución tienen un gran impacto en la productividad, calidad y coste del Proyecto. En este estudio se propone utilizar las herramientas BIM integrando metodología de construcción para desarrollar la planificación de la implantación y ejecución de la construcción. Para ello se utiliza un caso de estudio ilustrativo en el que se exponen los supuestos y los procesos adoptados. El estudio confirma la necesidad de tener en cuenta e incorporar los métodos y soluciones constructivas en el modelo BIM de la implantación de la construcción para estudiar con antelación la planificación, la ejecución y la gestión del proyecto.

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“…From the authors' point of view, a large shortcoming of existing models is that they result in each construction project having its own unique site layout [14]. Arguably, the actors on site will be able to move most easily, quickly and safely within the site when the site layout in some way is standardized and recognizable.…”

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