HIGH RISE BUILDINGS AND THE ROLE OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

Authors

  • MR. KARTIK BAGRECHA Department of Project and construction Management,MITADT University, MIT-College of Management, Pune,Maharashtra, India
  • MS. AYUSHI BAIS Department of Project and construction Management,MITADT University, MIT-College of Management, Pune,Maharashtra, India

Keywords:

construction management,, high-rise building, construction project

Abstract

The construction sector of India contributes to the great extend in the economical growth. TheConstruction projects completed in India have faced several problems to deliver the project during the specified time. The Indian projects those have been completed are rarely studied for understanding of the project from the perspective of construction management.Authors have tried here to present the problems related to the high rise building projects and the remedial actions to be considered for future betterment of the projects. The planning in the construction was found to be failed due to several reasons and it causes the huge loss in terms of financial losses for the construction industry.

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Published

2021-03-27

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Vol. 5 No. 5 (2018): IJIERT

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