撒哈拉以南非洲地区在模块化建筑中整合建筑信息模型(BIM)的障碍

IF 3.1 3区 工程技术 Q2 CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING TECHNOLOGY
Lukman O. Saliu, Rehema J. Monko, Sam Zulu, Godwin Maro
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建筑业通过政府政策、技术和创新流程不断发展。BIM 和模块化建筑是旨在通过提高成本绩效、效率和可持续性来实现可持续智慧城市的创新概念。尽管全球对二者的融合越来越感兴趣,但在撒哈拉以南非洲地区却存在明显的知识空白。因此,本研究旨在探讨在撒哈拉以南非洲将 BIM 集成到模块化建筑中的障碍。本研究采用非实验性设计,使用四阶段方法框架。首先,进行文献综述,将研究概念化。第二阶段是试点调查,以制定适当的数据收集工具。第三阶段,特意选择了 81 家注册公司,通过在线调查收集数据。最后,第四阶段使用描述性和推论性技术,得出合乎逻辑和有依据的结论。排名第一的障碍是初始成本高、跨领域专业知识不足、利益相关者合作问题、软件互操作性有限以及技能短缺。建议包括利益相关者尽早合作、模块化公司制定 BIM 执行计划、加强员工培训以及增加政府财政支持。未来的研究应探索针对具体国家的障碍和案例研究,以帮助这两种创新解决方案在该地区的整合。
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Barriers to the Integration of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in Modular Construction in Sub-Saharan Africa
The construction industry is constantly evolving through government policies, technologies, and innovative processes. BIM and modular construction are innovative concepts aimed at achieving sustainable smart cities by enhancing cost performance, efficiency, and sustainability. Despite growing global interest in their integration, there is a notable knowledge gap in sub-Saharan Africa. As a result, this research aims to explore the barriers to integrating BIM into modular construction in sub-Saharan Africa. The study adopted a non-experimental design, using a four-stage methodological framework. Initially, a literature review was carried out to conceptualize the study. Stage two involves a pilot survey to create an adequate data collection instrument. In the third stage, 81 registered companies were purposely selected, and data was collected through an online survey. Finally, the fourth stage uses descriptive and inferential techniques to make logical and informed conclusions. The top-ranked barriers are high initial costs, insufficient cross-field expertise, stakeholder collaboration problems, limited software interoperability, and skills shortages. Recommendations include early stakeholder collaboration, BIM execution plan development by modular companies, improved staff training, and increasing financial support from the government. Future research should explore country-specific barriers and case studies to aid the integration of the two innovative solutions in the region.
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Buildings
Buildings Multiple-
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3.40
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1883
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期刊介绍: BUILDINGS content is primarily staff-written and submitted information is evaluated by the editors for its value to the audience. Such information may be used in articles with appropriate attribution to the source. The editorial staff considers information on the following topics: -Issues directed at building owners and facility managers in North America -Issues relevant to existing buildings, including retrofits, maintenance and modernization -Solution-based content, such as tips and tricks -New construction but only with an eye to issues involving maintenance and operation We generally do not review the following topics because these are not relevant to our readers: -Information on the residential market with the exception of multifamily buildings -International news unrelated to the North American market -Real estate market updates or construction updates
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