#30 Critical Path IMPACT through Productisation
The critical path coordinates and supports construction planning and execution, and defines the prioritisation and interdependence of tasks.
The resulting build program establishes a timeline, informed by the production modes, plans and management practices.
New building production systems and planning arrangements have only partially resulted in achieving the construction phase productivity gains and performance improvements promised by their introduction.
This project examined the roadblocks to effective impact on transforming construction programs, and established the context and conditions of future project timelines.
Researchers on this project included: Dr Robert Moehler, Dr Felix Hui, Prof Tuan Ngo, A/Prof Lihai Zhang,
Dr Siddhesh Godbole, Dr Nicolas Diban, Dr Duncan Maxwell, Dr Ivana Kuzmanovska, Dr Yihai Fang, Becky Williams, Osama Hussain, Songbo Hu, Yimin Li & Kaveh Mirzaei.
Lead researcher
Industrialisation
Business Model Innovation
Theme coordinator
Robert Moehler
Projects
#112 Flexible wet cores for volumetric housing construction
#70 Building Circularity 4.0: First Steps to Adoption
#80 Why are insolvencies so high in the Construction industry and what can be done about it?
#95 The Homes NSW MMC Program
#93 US Research Tour 2024: San Francisco and Greater Bay area
Building Design and DFMA
Projects
#112 Flexible wet cores for volumetric housing construction
#71 Automated decision making for interdisciplinary coordination during early-stage building design
#95 The Homes NSW MMC Program
#61 Building Productivity – Product, Process, People
Light House Project #13: Mixed Reality Carpentry Demonstration