Email Us
  • Measuring and Comparing Construction Activities

    Measuring and Comparing Construction Activities

    Critical path method and project evaluation and review technique were developed for scheduling of important tasks. Analysis of these schedules resulted in several project performance and labor productivity indexes. The construction industry remains a dangerous and physically demanding one. It consumes vast amounts of natural resources and is major producer of environmental waste. Project managers…

  • Choosing the Right Tile Material for High-Traffic and Wet Areas

    Choosing the Right Tile Material for High-Traffic and Wet Areas

    Selecting tile materials for high-traffic and wet areas is critical for durability and safety. Porcelain tiles are optimal due to their resistance to wear and moisture. Other options include ceramic, natural stone, vinyl, and quarry tiles, each with unique characteristics. Proper installation and maintenance enhance longevity, making informed choices essential.

  • Comparing Prices and Cost for Construction Projects

    Comparing Prices and Cost for Construction Projects

    The construction industry produces enormous amounts of carbon emissions and demolition waste. Incorporating modern manufacturing techniques has the potential to revolutionize the global market through modularity and prefabrication. Increasing productivity while improving quality and reducing environmental impact have been the focus of much research and continued efforts in recent decades. Understanding international cost comparison, comparable…

  • International Construction Cost Comparison

    International Construction Cost Comparison

    Rapid urbanization is creating greater demands on engineers and infrastructure while straining resource supply and natural ecosystems. Growing economies are leading to construction delays and cost overruns. Research in project life cycle explores the cost benefits of these improvements. Green building and zero-energy goals come at a higher cost, but is necessary to reduce CO2…