Research in the Field of Prefabricated Building Management: A Case Study

  • Aman M
  • Liu Y
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Abstract

Due to its low energy consumption, short construction period, low labor cost, and great construction efficiency, prefabricated buildings have garnered extensive interest from scholars worldwide as a novel production method. Nevertheless, research on prefabricated houses is not yet thoroughly analyzed. This study summarized the existing state and research hotspots of prefabricated building research by thorough study and summarization of research on prefabricated buildings. According to the findings, there are five key areas of study within the prefabrication field: the sustainability of prefab structures, their meaning and current state of development, the development environment, project lifecycle management, and organizational management. Finally, offer some recommendations for future theoretical and practical work on prefabricated structures based on where the industry is at the moment in terms of development.

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Aman, M. H., & Liu, Y. (2024). Research in the Field of Prefabricated Building Management: A Case Study. European Journal of Theoretical and Applied Sciences, 2(3), 373–375. https://doi.org/10.59324/ejtas.2024.2(3).31

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