Manage Space for Construction Facilities on High-rise Buildings

Hyounseung Jang; Sanghoon Kim; Jeffrey S. Russell

Manage Space for Construction Facilities on High-rise Buildings

Hyounseung Jang, Sanghoon Kim, Jeffrey S. Russell

School of Architecture

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Abstract

Poor usage of space at construction sites is one of the leading causes of decreased productivity in the construction industry; however, it is manageable, and some instances preventable. This study focuses on how to efficiently manage space for construction facilities on high-rise buildings in congested urban areas where space for facilities around the building footprint is not available. The construction facilities layout plan provides a logical order and priority for space planning decisions with reasonable costs. Genetic Algorithm (GA) modeling assumptions are made in order to properly allocate space for facilities that will result in lower computational costs and increased in productivity.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Construction Research Cogress, Winds of Change
Subtitle of host publication	Integration and Innovation in Construction, Proceedings of the Congress
Editors	K.R. Molenaar, P.S. Chinowsky
Pages	925-932
Number of pages	8
State	Published - 2003
Event	Construction Research Congress, Winds of Change: Integration and Innovation in Construction, Proceedings of the Congress - Honolulu, HI., United States Duration: 19 Mar 2003 → 21 Mar 2003

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Name	Contruction Research Congress, Winds of Change: Integration and Innovation in Construction, Proceedings of the Congress

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Conference	Construction Research Congress, Winds of Change: Integration and Innovation in Construction, Proceedings of the Congress
Country/Territory	United States
City	Honolulu, HI.
Period	19/03/03 → 21/03/03

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Jang, H., Kim, S., & Russell, J. S. (2003). Manage Space for Construction Facilities on High-rise Buildings. In K. R. Molenaar, & P. S. Chinowsky (Eds.), Construction Research Cogress, Winds of Change: Integration and Innovation in Construction, Proceedings of the Congress (pp. 925-932). (Contruction Research Congress, Winds of Change: Integration and Innovation in Construction, Proceedings of the Congress).

Jang, Hyounseung ; Kim, Sanghoon ; Russell, Jeffrey S. / Manage Space for Construction Facilities on High-rise Buildings. Construction Research Cogress, Winds of Change: Integration and Innovation in Construction, Proceedings of the Congress. editor / K.R. Molenaar ; P.S. Chinowsky. 2003. pp. 925-932 (Contruction Research Congress, Winds of Change: Integration and Innovation in Construction, Proceedings of the Congress).

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Jang, H, Kim, S & Russell, JS 2003, Manage Space for Construction Facilities on High-rise Buildings. in KR Molenaar & PS Chinowsky (eds), Construction Research Cogress, Winds of Change: Integration and Innovation in Construction, Proceedings of the Congress. Contruction Research Congress, Winds of Change: Integration and Innovation in Construction, Proceedings of the Congress, pp. 925-932, Construction Research Congress, Winds of Change: Integration and Innovation in Construction, Proceedings of the Congress, Honolulu, HI., United States, 19/03/03.

Manage Space for Construction Facilities on High-rise Buildings. / Jang, Hyounseung; Kim, Sanghoon; Russell, Jeffrey S.
Construction Research Cogress, Winds of Change: Integration and Innovation in Construction, Proceedings of the Congress. ed. / K.R. Molenaar; P.S. Chinowsky. 2003. p. 925-932 (Contruction Research Congress, Winds of Change: Integration and Innovation in Construction, Proceedings of the Congress).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review

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