“这是你的错!”——现代性倡导者的一位公众客户说道:英国公共部门对现代建筑方法的观点探索

IF 3.1 Q2 CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING TECHNOLOGY
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摘要

目的为了满足一系列公众需求,对建筑项目的惊人需求预计将超过该行业的供应能力。由于关键施工过程转移到场外,现代施工方法(MMC)提供了更广泛的控制。公众客户由于其购买力而发挥着重要作用;然而,尽管有好处,他们对MMC的吸收还是很低。这项研究的目的是揭示这种低采用率背后的原因。因此,研究的差距在于,我们缺乏对公众客户认知对其收养犹豫不决的影响的理解。设计/方法/方法本研究采用定性方法来调查公共部门低MMC采用率背后的动机。对14名联合王国公共部门决策者、行业领袖和专家进行了半结构化访谈。有人反对创新扩散理论。发现总体而言,创新的属性使作者了解了公共部门的积极看法,表明MMC的低采用率与创新本身的任何嵌入式问题无关,而主要与供需之间的动态有关。前者(供应)反映了沟通信心的失败,而后者(需求)则获得了限制更广泛接受的特征。独创性/价值据作者所知,这是第一项应用DOI理论来揭示英国公众客户认知与其决策之间关系的研究。此外,本文还解决了在建筑环境中使用理论来解释创新流动的不足。
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“It's your fault!” – said a public client to modernity advocates: an exploration of UK public sector’s viewpoints on the modern methods of construction
Purpose The staggering demand for construction projects to meet a spectrum of public needs is projected to outstrip the industry’s supply capability. The modern methods of construction (MMC) offers wider control due to shifting key construction processes offsite. Public clients play a significant role due to their purchasing power; however, their uptake of MMC is low, despite the benefits. The purpose of this study is to reveal the reasoning behind such low adoption. The research gap, herewith, is our lack of understanding of the influence of public clients perceptions on their adoption’s indecision. Design/methodology/approach This study used a qualitative approach to investigate the motives behind the public sector’s low MMC adoption. Semi-structured interviews with 14 of the United Kingdom’s public sector decision-makers, industry leaders and experts have been conducted. Perspectives were argued against the diffusion of innovation (DOI) theory. Findings Overall, the innovation’s attributes informed the authors of the positive perceptions from the public sector, demonstrating that the low adoption of MMC is not linked to any embedded issues with the innovation itself rather being predominantly related to the dynamics between supply and demand. The former (supply), reflected a failure in communicating confidence, and the latter (demand), attained characteristics that are limiting wider uptake. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this is the first study to apply the DOI theory to reveal the relationship between UK public clients’ perceptions and their decision-making. Moreover, this paper addresses the scant attention to the use of theories to explain the flow of innovations in the construction context.
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Construction Innovation-England
Construction Innovation-England CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING TECHNOLOGY-
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