Good governance in construction projects improves project performance by reducing risks, enhancing transparency and stakeholder trust, preventing disputes and cost overruns, and ensuring timely delivery and quality outcomes. The purpose of this study is to examine how poor project governance affects project performance...
T. Khafiso, Siyamthanda Makhwabe, Sizolwakhe Mtetwa et al.· Construction Business and Pr...· 0 citations
Persistent quality failure remains a defining problem of the Nigerian construction industry, and the sector's migration towards digitally enabled project delivery raises new questions about whether established Total Quality Management (TQM) principles are understood and practiced by the professionals expected to work w...
D. Abiola-Ogedengbe, M. Ramabodu· Construction Business and Pr...· 0 citations
This study develops an empirically derived, context-specific taxonomy of risks associated with green building projects in Lagos State, Nigeria, and explains how these risks are structurally organised in an institutionally underdeveloped market. A quantitative cross-sectional survey yielded 152 valid responses from regi...
A. Oke, Victor Tomiwa Eleyowo, D. Abiola-Ogedengbe et al.· Sustainability· 0 citations
The construction industry continues to experience persistent challenges in cost management due to fragmented information systems, manual documentation processes, and limited transparency in financial transactions. Within this context, Quantity Surveying (QS) practice remains heavily dependent on document-driven workflo...
I. Awodele, M. Ramabodu, N. Olatunde et al.· 2026: Transforming Construct...· 0 citations
With the advancement of technological equipment, understanding how technology influences the construction industry is essential. South Africa is expanding its use of technological innovation in the construction sector, primarily to solve issues particularly on building sites such as decline in quality and productivity,...
Ayanda Boya, Opeoluwa Akinradew, Clinton Aigbavbo et al.· Construction Business and Pr...· 0 citations
This study investigates the extent and enablers of automation of construction processes in Nigeria with a view to improving project performance in developing economies. Despite increasing global adoption of automation technologies, there remains a lack of empirical quantification of automation levels in developing coun...
N. Olatunde, I. Anugwo, B. F. Adegoke et al.· 2026: Transforming Construct...· 0 citations
The increasing frequency and intensity of climate-related disasters present significant challenges for the resilience of the built environment. Conventional construction practices often struggle to respond effectively to these challenges due to their resource-intensive nature, lengthy project timelines, and limited ada...
I. Awodele, M. Ramabodu, B. Khuzwayo et al.· 2026: Transforming Construct...· 0 citations
This study provides one of the first comprehensive and data-driven mappings of construction automation research through a global bibliometric review of Scopus-indexed publications, revealing its intellectual structure, thematic convergence, and emerging research trajectories.
N. Olatunde, I. Anugwo, B. F. Adegoke et al.· 2026: Transforming Construct...· 0 citations
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