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SASBE 2024 Auckland

International Conference on Smart and Sustainable Built Environment, held in Auckland from 7 to 9 November 2024 and chaired by Professors Ali and Amirhosein GhaffarianHoseini.

7 to 9 November 2024Auckland, New Zealand164 peer-reviewed papers

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The SASBE 2024 Papers

All 164 papers published by Springer Nature, arranged by the day, track and session in which they were presented. Each paper has its own record with abstract, keywords and citation, and links to its version of record.

Springer Nature · Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering, Volume 591

Proceedings of the International Conference on Smart and Sustainable Built Environment (SASBE 2024)

Edited by Ali GhaffarianHoseini, Amirhosein GhaffarianHoseini, Farzad Rahimian and Mahesh Babu Purushothaman

Springer Nature, 2025 · 164 peer-reviewed papers · XXVII, 1735 pages · DOI 10.1007/978-981-96-4051-5

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164 papers

Day Two · Friday 8 November 2024

Morning Paper Sessions · 11:00 to 13:00

Track a7 Papers

Friday 8 November, 11:00 to 13:00Room WA 224 ASession chair Dr Ali Rashidi

Chapter 71Enhancing the Whole Life Cost Framework for New Zealand Residential Buildings: Addressing Geographical Characteristics and Adverse Weather FactorsHerath Mudiyanselage Samadhi Nayanathara Samarasekara, Mahesh Babu Purushothaman, Funmilayo Ebun Rotimi, Ali Ghaffarian Hoseini
pp. 734 to 742Springer ↗
Chapter 99Interaction of Factors Affecting the Implementation of Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) for Sustainable ConstructionSaad Bin Asad, Mahesh Babu Purushothaman, Mani Poshdar
pp. 1035 to 1044Springer ↗
Chapter 26Analysing Risk Management Measures in Residential Construction ProjectsAmal James, Funmilayo Ebun Rotimi
pp. 267 to 278Springer ↗
Chapter 138Stakeholder Behaviour in the Circular Economy Adoption for Construction and Demolition Waste Management: A Systematic Literature ReviewAnne Dilogini Rex Ashokkumar, Gayani Karunasena, Nilupa Udawatta, Chunlu Liu
pp. 1449 to 1463Springer ↗
Chapter 49Cognitive Load Assessment of Shoulder Support Exoskeleton Users in Overhead Construction Painting TasksAdedeji Afolabi, Abiola Akanmu, Anthony Yusuf
pp. 506 to 515Springer ↗
Chapter 113Machine Learning-Based Fall Risk Detection in Human-Exoskeleton Interaction for Construction WorkersAkinwale Okunola, Abiola Akanmu, Houtan Jebelli
pp. 1187 to 1196Springer ↗
Chapter 13A Qualitative Evaluation Human Behaviour Issues Influencing Wider Offsite Construction Adoption in the United KingdomGodoyon Wusu, Hafiz Alaka, Raphael Oseghale, Habeeb Balogun, Funlade Sunmonu, Saheed Ajayi
pp. 124 to 134Springer ↗

Track B7 Papers

Friday 8 November, 11:00 to 13:00Room WA 224 BSession chair Assoc. Prof. Pernille Christensen

Chapter 50Cognitive Load and Fall Risk Dynamics in Human-Exoskeleton Interaction for Construction WorkersAkinwale Okunola, Abiola Akanmu, Houtan Jebelli
pp. 516 to 525Springer ↗
Chapter 144The Strategic Role of Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Education on Fire Disaster Preparedness in Residential BuildingsJoseph Remir Eklou, I Dewa Ketut Kerta Widana, Suwito, Han-Hsiang Wang
pp. 1515 to 1523Springer ↗
Chapter 16A Review on Lean Principles in Offsite Construction (OSC) Manufacturing Stage: Perspectives from New ZealandMonica Shrivastava, Monty Sutrisna, Wajiha Mohsin Shahzad
pp. 160 to 169Springer ↗
Chapter 48Cognitive Biases in Decision-Making in the New Zealand Construction IndustryAngelo Bien R. Aguas, Mahesh Babu Purushothaman
pp. 496 to 505Springer ↗
Chapter 20A Systematic Review of Effects of Occupational Health and Safety in Southeast Asian Construction IndustryPatricia Widjaya, Funmilayo Ebun Rotimi
pp. 204 to 215Springer ↗
Chapter 18A Study of Mental Health and Psychological Well-Being of Construction Employees in New Zealand: A Focus on Building ResilienceAnzar Mushtaq Wani, Mahesh Babu Purushothaman
pp. 180 to 189Springer ↗
Chapter 115Ontology-Based Framework for Enhancing Safety in Earthmoving Operations: A Socio-Technical System Approach in the Industry 4.0 EraNazi Soltanmohammadlou, Carol K. H. Hon, Robin Drogemuller
pp. 1207 to 1216Springer ↗

Track C7 Papers

Friday 8 November, 11:00 to 13:00Room WG 1001Session chair Dr Funmilayo Ebun Rotimi

Chapter 153Venice’s Assemblage: Infrastructural Resilience and Sense of Community in Times of CrisisJose Antonio Lara-Hernandez, Charles Walker, Andrew Burgess
pp. 1603 to 1618Springer ↗
Chapter 146Towards Regenerative Sustainability in the Built Environment: Unpacking International Precedent Case StudiesMarjan Rafiei, Paola Boarin, Alessandro Premier
pp. 1540 to 1549Springer ↗
Chapter 114Multi-criteria Decision-Making for Construction and Demolition Waste Management: A ReviewNguyet Tong, Niluka Domingo, An Le
pp. 1197 to 1206Springer ↗
Chapter 30Assessing Circularity Initiatives for Lowering Embodied Carbon in Australian HousesM. Reza Hosseini, Mohsen Ahmadi, Faris Elghaish, Nuria Forcada Matheu, Heni Fitriani, Reini Wirahadikusumah
pp. 311 to 319Springer ↗
Chapter 145Toward Sustainable Built Environments: Leveraging Green Hydrogen in New ZealandOlga Lozova, John Tookey, Ali GhaffarianHoseini
pp. 1524 to 1539Springer ↗
Chapter 19A Sustainable Renewable Energy Strategy for Thailand Using the Hybrid Optimization of Multiple Energy Resources (HOMER) SoftwareTharaya Poorisat, Itohan Esther Aigwi, Tuohy Paul, Amarachukwu Nnadozie Nwadike
pp. 190 to 203Springer ↗
Chapter 73Examining Glazed Facades as Climate Contributors: Assessing Solar Radiation Effects and Mitigation MeasuresZaid Kanaan, Wajiha Shahzad, Eziaku Rasheed, Mohamed Elkharboutly
pp. 754 to 762Springer ↗

Track D7 Papers

Friday 8 November, 11:00 to 13:00Room WG 1020Session chair Dr Alessandro Premier

Chapter 136Shading Impact on Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) Energy Generation in Low-Rise and High-Rise BuildingsAaliya Azeem, Albert Thomas
pp. 1424 to 1436Springer ↗
Chapter 5A Conceptual Framework for Selecting Sustainable Construction MaterialsTin Bui, Niluka Domingo, An Le
pp. 44 to 51Springer ↗
Chapter 101Investigating Social Sustainability Dimensions in Social Housing in IndiaAzra Ahamed, Farzaneh Haghighi, Paola Boarin
pp. 1055 to 1065Springer ↗
Chapter 130Reducing Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) Waste in New Zealand Construction SitesFerdinand Oswald, Tessa Pook
pp. 1358 to 1368Springer ↗
Chapter 56Current Building Practice and Emerging Building Technology in South AfricaCobus Bothma
pp. 573 to 582Springer ↗
Chapter 118Optimizing Energy Efficiency in Residential Buildings Using BIM and Energy Analysis ToolsMohammad Karimi, K. Manjula Vani, Mustafa Karimi
pp. 1232 to 1242Springer ↗
Chapter 4A Conceptual Framework of Optimized Office Floor Plan Generation Based on Space Utilization PredictionYoan Song, Jae Young Jang, Yujeung Eum, Seung Hyun Cha
pp. 34 to 43Springer ↗

Recorded Presentations, Session I15 Papers

Friday 8 November, 11:00 to 13:30Room WG 201Session chair Dr Megan BurfootRecorded presentations

Chapter 105Leveraging AI to Enhance XR in the AEC IndustrySepehr Alizadehsalehi, Ahmad Hadavi
pp. 1099 to 1108Springer ↗
Chapter 77AI’s Role in Semantic Segmentation for Data-Driven 3D Models of Heritage StructuresSubhadha Battina, Siva Jaganathan
pp. 793 to 808Springer ↗
Chapter 52Construction Briefs and the Sustainability Agenda: A Scoping Study to Enhance Brief QualityDolapo Kate Bajani, James Olabode Bamidele Rotimi
pp. 534 to 545Springer ↗
Chapter 13D Printing Technology for Precast Concrete: A Business Process Perspective from Indonesian Construction SectorMohammed Ali Berawi, Mustika Sari, Helty Fatimah Bakri, Perdana Miraj, Gunawan Saroji, Suci Indah Susilowati
pp. 1 to 12Springer ↗
Chapter 123Perceptions of Liveability and Sense of Community in Five Different Neighbourhoods in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, New ZealandPriscila Besen, Andrew Burgess, Stacy Vallis, Stefan Marks, Riana Horne, Abby Geddes, James Pearson, Jyllian Cruz, Devarsh Patel, Kyle Paala
pp. 1280 to 1289Springer ↗
Chapter 45Climate Change-Induced Flood Vulnerability Assessment of Earthquake-Prone Heritage Buildings in New ZealandYijun Ge, Itohan Esther Aigwi, Amarachukwu Nnadozie Nwadike
pp. 464 to 475Springer ↗
Chapter 151Using Energy Performance Contracting to Advance Decarbonization and Resiliency in Local Governments: A County of Maui Case StudyAlexander Francois de Roode
pp. 1583 to 1593Springer ↗
Chapter 119Optimizing Dynamic Facade Performance Through Parametric Design: A Simulation-Based Strategy for Improving Daylighting and Visual Comfort in Office BuildingEsrat Jahan, Md Ashikur Rahman Joarder
pp. 1243 to 1253Springer ↗
Chapter 94Identification and Assessment of Summer Heat Risk in Central Urban Area Based on GIS AnalysisYu Luo, Bao-Jie He, Bart Julien Dewancker
pp. 978 to 991Springer ↗
Chapter 34Assessment of Situational Awareness in the Implementation of Sensing Technologies on a Virtual Construction Site within a Mixed Reality EnvironmentMariam Tomori, Omobolanle Ogunseiju
pp. 349 to 358Springer ↗
Chapter 102Investigating the Dynamics of Land Cover Change on Land Surface Temperature in Indian Himalayan Region: A Case Study of Srinagar, India (1991–2024)Avinash Yadav, Vishal Chettry, Amit Maurya
pp. 1066 to 1075Springer ↗
Chapter 68Emerging Policies for Ethical and Effective AI Implementation in Smart CitiesEbere Donatus Okonta, Farzad Rahimian, Nkiru Lilian Agu
pp. 702 to 712Springer ↗
Chapter 24Advancing Sustainable Construction Waste Management in New Zealand: Overcoming Challenges Through Stakeholder Collaboration and InnovationDat Tien Doan, Athira Ravipillai Shobha, Ali Ghaffarianhoseini, Amirhosein Ghaffarianhoseini
pp. 247 to 255Springer ↗
Chapter 59Developing a Building Information Modelling (BIM) Tool for Visualizing and Calculating Embodied Carbon in High-Rise BuildingsMillaniyage Duleepa Dulshan Costa, James Olabode Bamidele Rotimi
pp. 607 to 617Springer ↗
Chapter 127Quantitative Impact of Key SDG Indicators on National Sustainability Scores in West Asia: A Comprehensive AnalysisOmid Pirian Kalat, Kimia Chenary, Ali GhaffarianHosein
pp. 1324 to 1338Springer ↗

Evening Paper Sessions · 16:30 to 18:30

Track E8 Papers

Friday 8 November, 16:30 to 18:30Room WA 224 ASession chair Dr Esther Aigwi

Chapter 74Examining Global Policy Influences on the Adoption of 3D Concrete Printing Technology: A Roadmap for New ZealandJimmy Zhou, Don Amila Sajeevan Samarasinghe, James Olabode Bamidele Rotimi, Zhenan Feng
pp. 763 to 772Springer ↗
Chapter 93How Does IoT Impact on Indoor Environmental Quality?Mehdi Ghiai, Marjan Pahlevani
pp. 968 to 977Springer ↗
Chapter 150Using Digital Twins for Managing Change in Complex ProjectsJennifer Whyte, Ranjith K. Soman, Rafael Sacks, Neda Mohammadi, Nader Naderpajouh, Wei-Ting Hong, Ghang Lee
pp. 1575 to 1582Springer ↗
Chapter 28Application of Virtual Reality to Assess Visual, Thermal Perception, and Users’ Adaptive Behaviors in BuildingVictor Adetunji Arowoiya, Robert Christian Moehler, Yihai Fang
pp. 289 to 302Springer ↗
Chapter 95Immersive Virtual Reality for Online Training in Construction ManagementRhodora Abadia, Thilini Jayawickrama, Jonathan Fritsch, Shokry Abdelaal
pp. 992 to 1000Springer ↗
Chapter 78Exploring Digital Twin Applications in New Zealand’s Three Water Infrastructure for Sustainable Development: A Comprehensive ReviewMehwish Qureshi, Zhenan Feng, Vishal Kumar, Ruggiero Lovreglio, Mohsen Besharat
pp. 809 to 818Springer ↗
Chapter 111Localising the Global: “Creole Platforms” and the Reimagining of Urban Digital LandscapesLuis Hernando Lozano-Paredes
pp. 1159 to 1171Springer ↗
Chapter 154Virtual Reality for Professional Safety Training Using HV Switchgear: Development of Conceptual Model and Facilitating Data StructuresCaolán Plumb, Farzad Rahmian, Diptangshu Pandit, Hannah Thomas, Nigel Clark
pp. 1619 to 1631Springer ↗

Track F6 Papers

Friday 8 November, 16:30 to 18:30Room WA 224 BSession chair Dr Mani Poshdar

Chapter 69Thermal Comfort and Energy Assessment in Mass Custom Prefabricated BuildingsTimothy O. Adekunle
pp. 713 to 723Springer ↗
Chapter 23Advanced Façade Design and New Metal Envelopes Towards a Net-Zero-Carbon FutureAlessandro Premier
pp. 237 to 246Springer ↗
Chapter 11A Proposed Knowledge Framework for Experiential Decision-Making in Building DesignMiyami Dasandara, Ali Rashidi, Mehrdad Arashpour, Duncan Maxwell
pp. 105 to 114Springer ↗
Chapter 117Optimal Control Strategies of a Heat Recovery System for a BuildingHyeong-Gon Jo, Young-Sub Kim, Jin-Hong Kim, Cheol-Soo Park, Eiji Urabe, Junghyon Mun, Yukung Shin, Yongsung Park
pp. 1225 to 1231Springer ↗
Chapter 7A Framework to Assess the Circular Economy Knowledge Proficiency of Designers in the Construction IndustryBuddha Koralage Malsha Nadeetharu, Nilupa Udawatta, Gayani Karunasena
pp. 65 to 74Springer ↗
Chapter 152Using the Circular Economy Design Evaluation (CEDE) Framework to Identify Sustainability and Efficiency Gaps and OpportunitiesJeremy Gibberd
pp. 1594 to 1602Springer ↗

Track G6 Papers

Friday 8 November, 16:30 to 18:30Room WG 1001Session chair Dr Funmilayo Ebun Rotimi

Chapter 3A Conceptual Framework for Designing User-Centric and Responsive Digital Experiences in the Built EnvironmentYujeung Eum, Sun Ah Bae, Hyun Woo Kim, Yoan Song, Seung Hyun Cha
pp. 23 to 33Springer ↗
Chapter 21A Systematic Review of Simulation Tools Used in Fire Safety Training for Hospital StaffMaryse Fahmi, Mahesh Babu Purushothaman, Funmilayo Ebun Rotimi, Ali Ghaffarian Hoseini
pp. 216 to 224Springer ↗
Chapter 79Exploring Experiential Wellbeing in VR-Simulated Built Environments: Insights from EEG, Pupillometry, and Psychogalvanic AnalysisSadaf Haleem Khan, Abhijeet Kujur, Jyoti Kumar
pp. 819 to 829Springer ↗
Chapter 57De-Supply: Deep Reinforcement Learning for Multivariate Supply Chain OptimizationFranck Romuald Fotso Mtope, Diptangshu Pandit, Sina Joneidy, Farzad Rahimian
pp. 583 to 592Springer ↗
Chapter 124Plastic Components on New Zealand Residential Construction SitesFerdinand Oswald, Tessa Pook, Baskoro Laksitoadi
pp. 1290 to 1298Springer ↗
Chapter 46Closing the Loop in the Construction Industry Through Reverse Logistics: A Bibliometric AnalysisMadduma Kaluge Chamitha Sanjani Wijewickrama
pp. 476 to 485Springer ↗

Track H6 Papers

Friday 8 November, 16:30 to 18:30Room WG 1020Session chair Dr Dat Doan

Chapter 129Reducing Built Environment Embodied Carbon: A Transport PerspectiveKamal Dhawan, John E. Tookey, Ali GhaffarianHoseini
pp. 1347 to 1357Springer ↗
Chapter 42Circular Building (CB) Adoption: Identifying Barriers and Enablers Among Australian AEC StakeholdersMohana Motiei, Usha Iyer-Raniga, Mary Myla Andamon
pp. 433 to 442Springer ↗
Chapter 8A Meta-analysis of Climate Risk Mitigation Strategies in the Construction SectorIsaac Akomea-Frimpong, Xiaohua Jin, Robert Osei-Kyei, Amma Kyewaa Agyekum, John Taden, Alexander Baah Amoakwa, Comfort Owusu Kedjah
pp. 75 to 86Springer ↗
Chapter 39BIM-Based Deconstruction of Bridge Structures Using Digital 3D-Models and Information ContainersJ.-I. Jäkel, E. Heinlein, S. Mackenbach, K. Klemt-Albert
pp. 396 to 407Springer ↗
Chapter 31Assessing Native Plant Presence and Maintenance Resource Allocations in New Zealand Backyards: A Nationwide Online QuestionnaireMegan Burfoot, Shanta Budha-Magar, Ali Ghaffarianhoseini, Amirhosein Ghaffarianhoseini
pp. 320 to 327Springer ↗
Chapter 27Application of Design Probes to Promote and Foster Children’s Creative Participation in Disaster Risk ReductionMojan Mosavat, AmirHosein GhaffarianHoseini, Ali GhaffarianHoseini, Loic Le De
pp. 279 to 288Springer ↗

Recorded Presentations, Session II15 Papers

Friday 8 November, 16:30 to 19:00Room WG 201Session chair Dr Kamal DhawanRecorded presentations

Chapter 133Revolutionizing Safety Practices: Integrating Neuroscience into Predictive Analytics for the Construction Site Stress ReductionMina Sadat Orooje, Fulvio Re Cecconi, Gaang Lee
pp. 1392 to 1400Springer ↗
Chapter 63Digital Technologies in Offsite Construction Carbon Emissions: A Systematic Literature ReviewXun Liang, Zhenan Feng, Mostafa Babaeian Jelodar, Wajiha Shahzad, Tak Wing Yiu
pp. 649 to 656Springer ↗
Chapter 10A Proposed Framework for Enhanced Interoperability in Smart Cities Through Unified City Information Modeling (UCIM)Ebere Donatus Okonta, Farzad Rahimian, Sergio Rodriguez
pp. 95 to 104Springer ↗
Chapter 89Generative AI for Predictive Maintenance in BuildingsKofi A. B. Asare, Rui Liu, Chimay J. Anumba
pp. 928 to 935Springer ↗
Chapter 149Use of BIM to Evaluate Feasibility of DeconstructionLachlan Booth, Leela Kempton, Emma Heffernan
pp. 1567 to 1574Springer ↗
Chapter 142Synergizing Artificial Intelligence with Sustainable Design for Smart Built EnvironmentsLuana Parisi, Victoria Maame Afriyie Kumah, Elvis Konadu Adjei
pp. 1493 to 1504Springer ↗
Chapter 14A Review of CiteSpace-Based Research on Thermal Comfort in Rail Transit EnvironmentsDingran Li, Lili Dong, Xiang Cheng, Yu Luo, Baojie He
pp. 135 to 149Springer ↗
Chapter 131Research on Lighting Preferences and Their Impacts on E-sports Activities of Resident College StudentsXiang Cheng, Yonghong Yan, Heyi Wei, Yue Zeng, Bao-Jie He
pp. 1369 to 1382Springer ↗
Chapter 139Stakeholder Engagement Use Cases for Research in Residential and Infrastructure ProjectsMian Atif Hafeez, Yasir Alani, Anderson Akponeware, Bjarnhéðinn Guðlaugsson, Huda Dawood, Sergio Rodriguez-Trejo, Nashwan Dawood
pp. 1464 to 1474Springer ↗
Chapter 33Assessing the Resilience Potential of Cloisters in Historical Urban Areas in Response to Climate ChangeBarbara Gherri, Sara Matoti, Lisa Rovetta
pp. 338 to 348Springer ↗
Chapter 87Frameworks for Assessment of Flexibility and Adaptability of New Buildings: Opportunities, Gaps and LimitationsDoreen Steven Mlote, Lynette Cheah, F. Peter Ortner
pp. 905 to 914Springer ↗
Chapter 82Factors Influencing Passive House Adoption in New ZealandItohan Esther Aigwi, Chen Ye, Amarachukwu Nnadozie Nwadike
pp. 849 to 864Springer ↗
Chapter 47Closing the Loop: An Analysis of Construction Waste Reduction PoliciesDat Tien Doan, Jack McKinney-Ryder, Tuyet Phuoc Anh Mai, Ali Ghaffarianhoseini, Amirhosein Ghaffarianhoseini
pp. 486 to 495Springer ↗
Chapter 64Digital Technology for Construction Circularity: Applications, State of Practice, and TrendsXichen Chen, Ali GhaffarianHoseini, Fengxuan Liu, Brian Guo, Amirhosein Ghaffarianhoseini
pp. 657 to 667Springer ↗
Chapter 88From Construction 4.0 to Construction 5.0: Principles and Enabling TechnologiesXichen Chen, Fenguxan Liu, Amirhosein Ghaffarianhoseini, Ali GhaffarianHoseini, Brian Guo
pp. 915 to 927Springer ↗

Day Three · Saturday 9 November 2024

Morning Paper Sessions · 11:00 to 13:00

Track I7 Papers

Saturday 9 November, 11:00 to 13:00Room WA 224 ASession chair Dr Mathias Valenzuela

Chapter 80Exploring the Determinants of Construction 4.0 Implementation in Australian Construction Industry: A SWOT AnalysisSenuri Siriwardhana, Robert Moehler, Yihai Fang
pp. 830 to 841Springer ↗
Chapter 60Developing a Model for Reducing Carbon Emissions of Construction Heavy Machinery Through ECO-Hauling and CollaborationMilad Hosseinzadeh Moghaddam, Ehsan Asnaashari, Amrit Sagoo
pp. 618 to 628Springer ↗
Chapter 86Formulating a Project Management System for IP Integration in Physical Campus Development ProcessMaznah Sahran, Rahinah Ibrahim, Rusli Abdullah, Samsilah Roslan
pp. 895 to 904Springer ↗
Chapter 100Investigating Geotechnical Factors Influences on Long-Term Residential Safety in New Zealand Post-disasterAkhila Yamuna Kumary Sasi Kumar, Mahesh Babu Purushothaman
pp. 1045 to 1054Springer ↗
Chapter 58Democratic Counterterrorism Protective Security: An Integrated Approach to Safe CitiesBenjamin D. Frasco, Pernille H. Christensen
pp. 593 to 606Springer ↗
Chapter 137Shelter Approaches Towards Disaster Recovery: Addressing Root CausesSubin Umar Rahman, Paola Boarin, Alessandro Premier
pp. 1437 to 1448Springer ↗
Chapter 112Low-Cost Solutions for Improving the Energy Efficiency of Residential Buildings in New ZealandAavril Anna Jose, V. Vishnupriya
pp. 1172 to 1186Springer ↗

Track J6 Papers

Saturday 9 November, 11:00 to 13:00Room WA 224 BSession chair Dr Eziaku Rasheed

Chapter 122Particle-Trail: Digital Fabrication and Subtractive Manufacturing for Complex Natural Stone FurnitureAlessandro Premier, Michael Davis, Sarosh Mulla
pp. 1271 to 1279Springer ↗
Chapter 120Optimizing Mosque Facilities: Meeting the Spiritual Intelligence Needs of Contemporary CommunityRohimah Khoiriyah Harahap, Rahinah Ibrahim
pp. 1254 to 1263Springer ↗
Chapter 44Circular Economy Financial Performance Indicators in Circular Infrastructure Projects: A Meta-AnalysisPortia Atswei Tetteh, Robert Osei-Kyei, Vivian W. Y. Tam
pp. 453 to 463Springer ↗
Chapter 135Scoping Ecological Influences of the Built Environment: Developing the Biodiversity Lifecycle Impact Assessment for Buildings (BLIAB) FrameworkAysu Kuru, Thomas Parkinson, Arianna Brambilla, Eugenia Gasparri, Thomas Astell-Burt
pp. 1412 to 1423Springer ↗
Chapter 65Driving Circularity Through Governmental Initiatives: Insights from Leading Global Economies and Influential CountriesNavoda Ranasinghe, Niluka Domingo, Ravindu Kahandawa
pp. 668 to 680Springer ↗
Chapter 51Collaborating Between the Construction Office and the Construction Site Under Collaborative ContractsKobra Gharouni Jafari, Lara Mottee, Jennifer Whyte
pp. 526 to 533Springer ↗

Track K6 Papers

Saturday 9 November, 11:00 to 13:00Room WG 1001Session chair Dr Zahra Jalali

Chapter 36Beyond Convenience: A Historical Perspective on Technology Adoption Within the HomeAzin Ehteshami, Mirjana Lozanovska, Richard Tucker
pp. 369 to 380Springer ↗
Chapter 107Leveraging Blockchain-Enabled Digital Twins for Building CommissioningNana Akua Adu-Amankwa, Farzad Rahimian
pp. 1120 to 1127Springer ↗
Chapter 62Digital Competencies Framework for Project Managers: Digital Twins as an Exemplar in the Smart Built EnvironmentOmar A. Owais, Mani Poshdar, Ali GhaffarianHoseini, Fei Ying, Kamal Jaafar, Saad Sarhan, Moslem Sheikhkhoshkar
pp. 639 to 648Springer ↗
Chapter 43Circular Economy (CE) in Construction Waste Management: A ReviewDat Tien Doan, Tilomai Patu, Nicola Naismith, Ali Ghaffarianhoseini, Amirhosein Ghaffarianhoseini
pp. 443 to 452Springer ↗
Chapter 67Effectively Transiting from Traditional Construction Method to Offsite Construction Through Robust Data Management Repository-Implications to Wider OSC Approach and AdoptionGodoyon Wusu, Hafiz Alaka, Raphael Oseghale, Wasiu Yusuf, Funlade Sunmonu, Saheed Ajayi, Oluwakemi Oriowo, Bolarinwa Akinyemi
pp. 692 to 701Springer ↗
Chapter 55Cultural Continuum of Indigenous Architectural Expressions: Informing Spatial Intelligence Through PracticeJaffer Adam Ayub Khan, Deepika Varadarajan
pp. 565 to 572Springer ↗

Track L6 Papers

Saturday 9 November, 11:00 to 13:00Room WG 1020Session chair Assoc. Prof. Timothy Adekunle

Chapter 85Flood Resilience Through Impervious Area Reduction Strategies: Mapping Knowledge, Trends, and Structure Through Bibliometric AnalysisFunmilayo Ebun Rotimi, Roohollah Kalatehjari, Helen Williams, George Okyere Dokyi, Taofeeq Durojaye Moshood
pp. 884 to 894Springer ↗
Chapter 32Assessing the Feasibility of Implementing Sponge City Strategies for Urban Stormwater Management in New ZealandUmar Farooq, Mohamed Elkharboutly, Wajiha Shahzad
pp. 328 to 337Springer ↗
Chapter 148Urban Seascaping: Dos and Don’ts of Integrating a Marine Nature-Based Approach to Waterfront DevelopmentSoo J. Ryu
pp. 1558 to 1566Springer ↗
Chapter 97Improving Livability in Cities by Identifying Outdoor Thermal Risk AreasSaghar Hashemi, Amirhosein Ghaffarianhoseini, Ali Ghaffarianhoseini, Nicola Naismith
pp. 1012 to 1023Springer ↗
Chapter 72Evaluating Energy Savings and Operational Carbon Reduction in Existing New Zealand School Buildings by Adhering to Various Energy Code RequirementsJin Zhou, Brian H. W. Guo, Fuad Baba, Fatma Abdelaal, Aniebietabasi Ackley
pp. 743 to 753Springer ↗
Chapter 110Life Cycle Assessment Software: Is There a Best Tool for the New Zealand Construction Sector?Joseph Gong, Suzanne Wilkinson, Vishnupriya Vishnupriya
pp. 1147 to 1158Springer ↗

Recorded Presentations, Session III15 Papers

Saturday 9 November, 11:00 to 13:30Room WG 201Session chair Dr Antonio Lara HernandezRecorded presentations

Chapter 109Leveraging Machine Learning and Wearable Sensor for Cognitive Risk Assessments in Human-Wearable Robot InteractionsMariam Tomori, Sriram Gnanaprakasam, Omobolanle Ogunseiju
pp. 1137 to 1146Springer ↗
Chapter 22Achieving Net Zero Carbon Building – A Review of Major Stakeholder ConcernsJustina Falana, Robert Osei-Kyei, Vivian W. Y. Tam
pp. 225 to 236Springer ↗
Chapter 81Exploring the Use of Open Access Data in Smart Heritage – Using Chinatown Melbourne as a Case StudyShiran Geng, Hing-Wah Chau, Elmira Jamei, Zora Vrcelj
pp. 842 to 848Springer ↗
Chapter 54Cross-Disciplinary Scenario Planning for Digitalisation in Project and Building LifecycleToomaj Ghalandar
pp. 556 to 564Springer ↗
Chapter 155A Systematic Review of the Impact of Real-Time Energy Feedback on Social HousingEdgar Gomez, Kate Carter, W. Victoria Lee
pp. 1632 to 1643Springer ↗
Chapter 40BIM-Based Fuzzy-AHP and TOPSIS Ranking Process for Renovation Projects Design AlternativesOsama A. Hassan, Malek Masmoudi, Salem B. Abdalla
pp. 408 to 421Springer ↗
Chapter 6A Framework to Accelerate the Circular Economy Implementation in the Construction Industry Through Digital Technology AdaptationSivanuja Thirumal, Nilupa Udawatta, Gayani Karunasena, Riyadh Al-Ameri
pp. 52 to 64Springer ↗
Chapter 98Integrating Computational Carpentry for Sustainable Disaster Resilient Social Architecture in the Coastal Region of Bangladesh at Kutubdia IslandEsrat Jahan, Khandaker Shabbir Ahmed, Maherul Kader Prince
pp. 1024 to 1034Springer ↗
Chapter 15A Review of the Impact of Thermal Environment in Commercial Spaces on Consumer Shopping BehaviorHang Li, Lili Dong, Xiang Cheng, Yu Luo, Baojie He
pp. 150 to 159Springer ↗
Chapter 128Rapid Development of a Construction Data Dashboard Using Low-Code ProgrammingSheng Lian, Fumiya Matsushita
pp. 1339 to 1346Springer ↗
Chapter 108Leveraging Digital Twins for Facilities ManagementCarmel Lindkvist, Matthias Kaufhold, Niels Bartels
pp. 1128 to 1136Springer ↗
Chapter 76Examining the Impacts of Wearable Robots in Mitigating Musculoskeletal Disorders Amongst MasonsOmobolanle Ogunseiju, Mariam Tomori, Joshua Ofori, Likith Rudraraju, Ece Erdogmus Skourup
pp. 783 to 792Springer ↗
Chapter 37Bibliometric Analysis of Literature on Building Retro-CommissioningMengxue Lu, Sanduni Peiris, Joseph Lai
pp. 381 to 388Springer ↗
Chapter 121Overcoming Client Barriers to Enhance Green Star NZ Adoption in New Zealand’s Construction IndustryDat Tien Doan, Mitu Jose Rose, Ali Ghaffarianhoseini, Amirhosein Ghaffarianhoseini
pp. 1264 to 1270Springer ↗
Chapter 90Housing Crisis and the Missing Middle: A Case for Community Land Trusts (CLTs) and Limited Profit Housing Development Companies in Aotearoa New ZealandIrene Boles, Jose Antonio Lara-Hernandez
pp. 936 to 945Springer ↗

Evening Paper Sessions · 16:15 to 18:15

Track M6 Papers

Saturday 9 November, 16:15 to 18:15Room WA 224 ASession chair Dr Esther Aigwi

Chapter 66Dynamic Scheduling Factors Causality in the New Zealand Building Construction IndustryDaryl David Elenzano, Mahesh Babu Purushothaman
pp. 681 to 691Springer ↗
Chapter 104Lean Construction in Practice: An Assessment of Its Adoption, Benefits, and Challenges in the Construction IndustryLouise Ellis, Sergio Rodriguez, M. K. S. Al-Mhdawi
pp. 1085 to 1098Springer ↗
Chapter 140Stakeholder Power Dynamics, a Key to Sustainably Win the Sustainability Game in ConstructionKayvan Koohestani, Mani Poshdar, Johan Ninan, Ali Bidhendi, Sarow Saeedi
pp. 1475 to 1483Springer ↗
Chapter 156Who Are We Designing For?Jessamine Fraser, Andrew Burgess, Megan Burfoot, Rachel Shearer, Charles Walker
pp. 1644 to 1653Springer ↗
Chapter 103Investigating the Impact of Language Barriers on Mental Health of Chinese Migrant Construction Workers in New ZealandJiadong Wang, Funmilayo Ebun Rotimi
pp. 1076 to 1084Springer ↗
Chapter 70Enhancing Construction Design Efficiency: An Approach to Data Extraction with Natural Language Processing for Technical DrawingGhazal Salimi, Farzad Rahimian, Ebere Donatus Okonta, Stephen Oliver, Alessandro Di Stefano, Edlira Vakaj, Nick Lane
pp. 724 to 733Springer ↗

Track N6 Papers

Saturday 9 November, 16:15 to 18:15Room WA 224 BSession chair Dr Aysu Kuru

Chapter 2A BIM-Enabled Ontological Framework for Multi-Criteria Circularity Assessment in the Built EnvironmentSubarna Sivashanmugam, Yiping Meng, Sergio Rodriguez, Farzad Pour Rahimian
pp. 13 to 22Springer ↗
Chapter 116Optimal Control Strategies for Multiple Chillers in a BuildingYoung-Sub Kim, Jin-Hong Kim, Hyeong-Gon Jo, CheolSoo Park, Eiji Urabe, Junghyon Mun, Yukung Shin, Yongsung Park
pp. 1217 to 1224Springer ↗
Chapter 106Leveraging BIM and Prefabrication for Enhanced Architectural Excellence in Sustainable ConstructionAli Bidhendi, Zahra Nahri, Mahdi MotamedManesh, Mani Poshdar
pp. 1109 to 1119Springer ↗
Chapter 125Potential for End-User Digital Engagement in Residential Apartment Building Design in Australia: Current Status, and ChallengesMaedeh Motalebi, Emma Heffernan, Timothy McCarthy, Samin Marzban
pp. 1299 to 1309Springer ↗
Chapter 53Crafting Sustainable Urban Futures: Manifesting (Non)Productive Urban Realities Through DIY PlayRumen Rachev, James Smith-Harvey, Chris Berthelsen, Adam Ben-Dror
pp. 546 to 555Springer ↗
Chapter 143The Nuances Between Microclimate, Thermal Comfort, and Daylight Studies on Medium Density Houses; A Systematic Literature ReviewDeependra Pourel, Amirhossein Ghaffarianhoseini, Ali Ghaffarianhoseini, Nicola Naismith
pp. 1505 to 1514Springer ↗

Track O6 Papers

Saturday 9 November, 16:15 to 18:15Room WG 1001Session chair Dr Kamal Dhawan

Chapter 17A State-of-the-Art Review of Offsite Construction Adoption Within the UK Construction Industry- the RIBA-Plan of Work PerspectiveGodoyon Wusu, Hafiz Alaka, Raphael Oseghale, Oluwakemi Oriowo
pp. 170 to 179Springer ↗
Chapter 29Applying the Deconstruction and Reuse Evaluation (DERUE) Tool to Evaluate the End-Of-Life Circularity Potential of BuildingJeremy Gibberd
pp. 303 to 310Springer ↗
Chapter 41Challenges in the Construction Material Reuse Supply ChainLeela Kempton, Emma Heffernan
pp. 422 to 432Springer ↗
Chapter 25All Over: A Systemic Review of Artificial Intelligence in ArchitectureDermott McMeel, Surendar Jayachandran, Charles Walker
pp. 256 to 266Springer ↗
Chapter 35Assessment of Thermal Comfort in a Historic Living Museum – a Case Study of the ParsonageTimothy O. Adekunle
pp. 359 to 368Springer ↗
Chapter 12A Qualitative Assessment of Awareness Influencing Factor on Offsite Construction Adoption Within the United Kingdom- A Construction Industry Professionals’ ViewGodoyon Wusu, Hafiz Alaka, Raphael Oseghale, Wasiu Yusuf, Funlade Sunmonu, Bolarinwa Akinyemi
pp. 115 to 123Springer ↗

Recorded Presentations, Session IV12 Papers

Saturday 9 November, 16:15 to 18:15Room WG 201Session chair Dr Dat DoanRecorded presentations

Chapter 147Universal Design for Neurodiverse in New Zealand WorkspacesTaabish Muneer, Megan Burfoot
pp. 1550 to 1557Springer ↗
Chapter 126Prevention and Control of Cracks in Architectural Concrete Structures: A Design-Based Approach to Load Distribution and Structural Strength ImprovementFrancis Deng Clement, Armin Mehdipour, Zhou Shutian
pp. 1310 to 1323Springer ↗
Chapter 83Factors Influencing the Implementation of Biogas in New ZealandTarun Shanthaveerappa, Mahesh Babu Purushothaman
pp. 865 to 873Springer ↗
Chapter 141Sustainable Construction Practices: Evidence from Indian Construction CompaniesPrashanth Kumar Sreram
pp. 1484 to 1492Springer ↗
Chapter 132Residential Solar Adoption in Australia: Impact of Personnel-Related FactorsYanquan Zhang, Ruidong Chang, Jian Zuo
pp. 1383 to 1391Springer ↗
Chapter 91How Changes in Urban Mobility Affect Experienced Urban Diversity: Case Study for Scenarios WellingtonDan C. Baciu
pp. 946 to 955Springer ↗
Chapter 61Development of SIT Hybrid Machine Learning Algorithm for Hour Level Building Energy Consumption Probabilistic PredictionYiping Meng, Yiming Sun, Sergio Rodriguez, Farzad Pour Rahimian
pp. 629 to 638Springer ↗
Chapter 84Feature Ranking for Predicting Occupant Thermal Comfort Using Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs)Mohammad Nyme Uddin, Minhyun Lee, Xuange Zhang, Xue Cui, Soleman Rakib, Md. Iktekar Alam Imran, Tanvin Hasan, Anisuzzaman Khan
pp. 874 to 883Springer ↗
Chapter 75Examining Professional Identity Practices in Autonomous Robots: Toward Professional Identity Development of Construction Engineering and Management StudentsMariam Tomori, Omobolanle Ogunseiju
pp. 773 to 782Springer ↗
Chapter 92How Digital Twin Technology Can Support Value Stream Mapping, a Renewed Method in Lean ConstructionSina Golsorkhi, Mani Poshdar
pp. 956 to 967Springer ↗
Chapter 96Impact of Vertical Greenery Systems on Indoor Comfort in Composite Climates: A Case-Control Experiment in Delhi, IndiaIrfan Haider Khan, Taiyaba Munawer
pp. 1001 to 1011Springer ↗
Chapter 9A ‘Passive’ Approach to Net Zero for New Zealand Social Housing – Preliminary FindingsJing Zhao, Eziaku Rasheed
pp. 87 to 94Springer ↗

Further Papers in the Proceedings

Further Papers in the Proceedings10 Papers

These papers were accepted for the volume and published with it, but do not appear in the delegate programme issued in November 2024. They are listed in the order of the volume.

Chapter 38Challenges to Effective Material Management Practices on Construction ProjectTunde Aregbesola, Samuel Adekunle, Clinton Aigbavboa
pp. 389 to 395Springer ↗
Chapter 134Streamlining Construction Project Logistics in Developing Nations: Making a Case for Blockchain Technology AdoptionKenneth Otasowie, Clinton Aigbavboa, Ayodeji Oke, Matthew Ikuabe, Peter Adekunle
pp. 1401 to 1411Springer ↗
Chapter 157Digital Transformation in the Construction Industry: Mapping Out the Required Leadership AttributesMatthew Ikuabe, Clinton Aigbavboa, Peter Adekunle, Kenneth Otasowie
pp. 1654 to 1660Springer ↗
Chapter 158Sustainable Measures to Improve Construction and Demolition Waste Management on Construction ProjectsNtebo Ngcobo, Opeoluwa Akinradewo, Tsundzukani Maluleke
pp. 1661 to 1669Springer ↗
Chapter 159Navigating the Hurdles of Implementing Remote Construction Management in Developing EconomiesMatthew Ikuabe, Clinton Aigbavboa, Andrew Ebekozien, Kenneth Otasowie, Peter Adekunle
pp. 1670 to 1677Springer ↗
Chapter 160Construction 5.0: Appraising the Ways Non-monetary Factors of Motivation Can Promote a Blended Workforce Engagement in the Construction Industry Using the Demand and Supply TheoryFortune Aigbe, Clinton Aigbavboa
pp. 1678 to 1688Springer ↗
Chapter 161Barriers to Achieving Sustainable Cities and Communities in a Developing EconomyOlusegun Oguntona, Opeoluwa Akinradewo, Lindokuhle Mdluli, Clinton Aigbavboa
pp. 1689 to 1699Springer ↗
Chapter 162Ways of Leveraging the Metaverse to Optimise Sustainability in ConstructionOlusegun Oguntona, Opeoluwa Akinradewo, Clinton Aigbavboa
pp. 1700 to 1709Springer ↗
Chapter 163Determinants of Clients’ Acceptance of Recycled Construction Materials in Developing NationsKenneth Otasowie, Clinton Aigbavboa, Ayodeji Oke, Peter Adekunle, Matthew Ikuabe
pp. 1710 to 1720Springer ↗
Chapter 164Digital Construction as a Catalyst for Sustainable Transformation: Addressing COVID-19 ChallengesMajeed Safa, Nomita Sharma, Mahdi Safa
pp. 1721 to 1729Springer ↗

Sessions, rooms and chairs follow the delegate programme of November 2024. Titles, authors, affiliations, abstracts and keywords follow the published versions of record at Springer Nature, where several titles were revised after the conference. A correction to chapter 96 is published with the volume (DOI 10.1007/978-981-96-4051-5_165).