Rechtsgrundlagen des Architekten und Ingenieurs

Wirth, Axel; Würfele, Falk; Broocks, Stefan

doi:10.1007/978-3-322-80194-4

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“…As for the laws of individual countries, for example, German law can be divided into private and public laws, which are distinguished by different legal principles and authorities, where law regulates the legal relationships between equal legal subjects and has the task of protecting the legal interests of the individual [25]. This is done by the Civil Code (BGB), which states that in addition to architects and engineers, many other participants are involved in construction [25].…”

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“…Among other stakeholders, the owner/client, architect, and various engineering specialists, including structural engineers, engineers for technical building equipment, sound insulation and room acoustics engineers, civil and traffic systems engineers, geotechnics engineers, and surveyors participate in the construction projects [25].…”

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“…In contrast to Germany, where the law is codified and thus a uniform and general construction contract law exists that is regulated by law in the BGB and concretized by the VOB/B, a comparable legal basis for contracts in the construction industry is completely lacking in England [25]. Nevertheless, clients, designers, contractors, and others involved in construction works have duties under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM 2015) [26].…”

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Construction project organisation for 3D printing technology

2023

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The integration of three-dimensional (3D) printing technology into construction projects potentially yields many benefits, such as reduced site labour requirements, safer manoeuvring of project deadlines and budgets, and more effective waste management. However, the momentum of technology is not as expected owing to the lack of standardised processes and methodologies, and challenges imposed by the new technology. The organisational structure of such projects must be comprehensively studied. Studies on construction projects using the 3D printing technology are lacking. This study reviews the existing studies and three different case studies in Germany, United Kingdom, and United States of America to explore the primary differences between the roles, responsibilities, and interactions of key project participants within the organisational structure of construction projects using the 3D printing technology. The roles and responsibilities of clients/investors, project manager/construction managers, architects, structural engineers, quantity surveyor/project supervisor, and contractors/main contractors have been considered. Therefore, all features of the role of key participants and responsibilities to the new momentum created by this emerging technology must be aligned; otherwise, the combination of new technology and conventional organisation will reduce the value created by the new technology.

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