Building the Future: Innovation, Sustainability, and Collaboration in Construction Proceedings of 13th Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) Postgraduate Research Conference /

This conference proceedings present cutting-edge research that is shaping the future of the construction industry. It has a strong emphasis on sustainability, digital transformation, and emerging technologies. It contains contributions from experts in academia, industry, and policy who engage in cri...

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505 0 |a Addressing Algorithmic Bias in AI-Driven Architectural Design: An Afrocentric Approach to Inclusive Built Environments -- Assessment of Robotics Utilization in Construction Project Delivery in Lagos State, Nigeria -- Developing an artificial intelligence-based bid automation model for construction consulting firms -- A scoping review of a scoping review of the state of artificial intelligence in south Africa: case of the national home builder’s registration council -- Key Strategies for Effective AI Implementation in Construction Information Management (CIM): Insights from the South African Construction Industry -- Assessing the influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a monitoring tool for effective construction cost management -- Exploring the Potential of Large Language Models in Construction Education and Training in South Africa: Advancing Learning and Skill Development -- DIGITALISATION IN CONSTRUCTION -- Assessing factors affecting competency of tendering professional team for the development of automated tendering model: A case of KwaZulu-Natal Department of Public Works -- Assessing Challenges Associated with Operation and Maintenance of Smart Building: A Systematic Review Approach -- A review of resource efficiency in Nigeria’s complex construction systems through a digital twin approach -- Digital technology being used by South African construction constructors and consultants -- Exploring the drivers, barriers, and implications of digital technology adoption in South African construction firms’ contractors and consultants -- Enhancing Energy Resilience in the South African Construction Industry Design through the Integration of Gyroscopic-inspired Technologies -- Investigating Smart Building Technologies in Facilities at Public Universities in KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa -- GIG workforce management in South Africa: an employee share ownership approach -- Assessment of the impact of digital technologies on emerging contractors in the South African Construction Industry -- Barriers to Circular Economy Implementation in Construction Waste Management: A Scientometric and Systematic Review on Developing Economies -- A framework for saving of energy and other operating costs for office buildings in Durban City, South Africa: A Literature Review -- An assessment into the challenges faced by construction management graduates in progressing towards professional status: case of Durban university of technology 2024 to 2017 graduates -- The Consequences of Poor Health and Safety Practices on Worker Welfare and Compliance in South African SME Contractors -- Challenges of Efficient Information Management in Construction Project Management: A South African Perspective -- Violence and Extortion in South Africa’s Construction Sector: Impact, Prevalence and Policy Perspectives -- Violence and Extortion in South Africa’s Construction Sector: Mitigation Efforts and Way Forward -- Exploring the Barriers that Hinder the Retention of Female Employees in the Built Environment Industry in South Africa: A Systematic Review -- The Barriers of Sustainable Housing Development In South Africa -- Condition of Facility Maintenance in Public Schools: Educators’ Perspectives in Alfred Nzo East District, South Africa -- Remedies for The Negative Effects of the Construction Industry on Environmental Sustainability: A Case of Uganda. 
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