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What empowers individuals and teams in project settings? A critical incident analysis
Martin Morgan Tuuli, Steve RowlinsonEmpowerment is a concept that means different things to different individuals. The factors that engender feelings of empowerment are thus multifarious. The purpose of this paper…
The education of innovative engineers
Iain A. MacLeodTraditional engineering education in the UK, as established in the nineteenth century, is based on the principle that a degree in engineering should be focused on engineering…
Excellent contractor performance in the UK construction industry
Dave C.A. Butcher, Michael J. SheehanWithin the UK construction industry, achieving compliance with output key performance indicators (KPIs) no longer represents excellent performance. Rather, such compliance tends…
Innovations from the Halcrow‐Cardiff University strategic collaboration
J.C. Martin, K. Akande, R.A. FalconerInnovation process may be characterised by three separate actions: the creation of ideas; their development; and subsequent application for the benefit of industry and society. In…
Study of light‐multi‐layered façades
Letzai Ruiz, Eva Gómez, Alfonso García Santos, Sergio VegaTraditional façade systems are at the point where the minimum comfort guarantees have peaked, showing hygrothermic performance deficiencies which result in higher heating…
Strategies for managing innovation in UK housebuilding
Wei PanThe UK Government's housing agenda, coupled with the current market conditions, has provided the housebuilding industry with a challenge to build more new homes while improving…
Transformation of a research centre toward an innovation partner in the construction sector
Heli KoukkariThe purpose of this paper is to study innovation processes of the construction sector from the viewpoints of research‐based consultation at VTT Technical Research Centre of…
Concrete prefabricated housing via advances in systems technologies: Development of a technology roadmap
Nick Blismas, Ron Wakefield, Brian HauserThe purpose of this paper is to discuss the roadmapping methodology and its application to concrete prefabricated housing in Australia.
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