The Role of Sustainable Construction Management in Enhancing Environmental, Economic, and Social Outcomes: A Comprehensive Analysis of Benefits in Modern Building Practices

Sustainability in construction projects is a topic that is widely studied and discussed today from the academic, research and industrial fields. In this research, sustainable development is understood as that that manages to satisfy present needs without assuming the future risk of a generation, in compliance with the requirements of that current binding need. This development has been seen from the perspective of the sustainable triad, its application being imperative in the economic, environmental and social dimensions, which is widely accepted today Now, sustainability in construction projects has evolved towards the integration of management of the project. The research concerned the well implementation of sustainable practices in construction. The outcome of the study is to understand much about sustainability because the people-those being the clients, government agencies, and construction companies-are not clear about it. They do not follow the sustainability rules properly and the laws and building codes are quite weak.

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2024.64344
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1
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Sustainable Building Design and Assessment
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The Role of Sustainable Construction Management in Enhancing Environmental, Economic, and Social Outcomes: A Comprehensive Analysis of Benefits in Modern Building Practices

Susil Kumar Mishara
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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Sustainable Building Design and Assessment
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The Role of Sustainable Construction Management in Enhancing Environmental, Economic, and Social Outcomes: A Comprehensive Analysis of Benefits in Modern Building Practices

Susil Kumar Mishara
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Abstract

Sustainability in construction projects is a topic that is widely studied and discussed today from the academic, research and industrial fields. In this research, sustainable development is understood as that that manages to satisfy present needs without assuming the future risk of a generation, in compliance with the requirements of that current binding need. This development has been seen from the perspective of the sustainable triad, its application being imperative in the economic, environmental and social dimensions, which is widely accepted today Now, sustainability in construction projects has evolved towards the integration of management of the project. The research concerned the well implementation of sustainable practices in construction. The outcome of the study is to understand much about sustainability because the people-those being the clients, government agencies, and construction companies-are not clear about it. They do not follow the sustainability rules properly and the laws and building codes are quite weak.

International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering TechnologyVol. 12(9)
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Sustainable Building Design and Assessment
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