Evaluation of sustainable construction sites: a lean, green and well-being integrated approach

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Autor(a) principal: Vasconcelos,Iuri Aragão de
Data de Publicação: 2020
Outros Autores: Cândido,Luis Felipe, Heineck,Luiz Fernando Mählmann
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Gestão & Produção
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Resumo: Abstract: This paper proposes a performance evaluation model of sustainability for construction sites. This model was developed bringing together the Lean Construction, Green Building and the Well-being concepts addressed through the triple bottom line concept of sustainability. Following the Design Science approach, the model was applied in three construction sites at the city of Fortaleza, northeast of Brazil. Results are presented to validate the performance evaluation model proposed. It can be observed that the model can handle a range of variables both in terms of possible management actions and in terms of their sustainability outcomes. Different from others performance evaluation models, this artefact takes in consideration actions that are theoretically deemed to promote sustainability (according to particular construction phases) and managerial actions that are actually implemented. Finally, graphical displays help to guide how sustainability might improve over time, either evaluating individual sites against their previous records or benchmarking different building projects among different construction companies.
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title Evaluation of sustainable construction sites: a lean, green and well-being integrated approach
spellingShingle Evaluation of sustainable construction sites: a lean, green and well-being integrated approach
Vasconcelos,Iuri Aragão de
Sustainability
Lean
Green
Well-being
Performance evaluation
title_short Evaluation of sustainable construction sites: a lean, green and well-being integrated approach
title_full Evaluation of sustainable construction sites: a lean, green and well-being integrated approach
title_fullStr Evaluation of sustainable construction sites: a lean, green and well-being integrated approach
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of sustainable construction sites: a lean, green and well-being integrated approach
title_sort Evaluation of sustainable construction sites: a lean, green and well-being integrated approach
author Vasconcelos,Iuri Aragão de
author_facet Vasconcelos,Iuri Aragão de
Cândido,Luis Felipe
Heineck,Luiz Fernando Mählmann
author_role author
author2 Cândido,Luis Felipe
Heineck,Luiz Fernando Mählmann
author2_role author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Vasconcelos,Iuri Aragão de
Cândido,Luis Felipe
Heineck,Luiz Fernando Mählmann
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Sustainability
Lean
Green
Well-being
Performance evaluation
topic Sustainability
Lean
Green
Well-being
Performance evaluation
description Abstract: This paper proposes a performance evaluation model of sustainability for construction sites. This model was developed bringing together the Lean Construction, Green Building and the Well-being concepts addressed through the triple bottom line concept of sustainability. Following the Design Science approach, the model was applied in three construction sites at the city of Fortaleza, northeast of Brazil. Results are presented to validate the performance evaluation model proposed. It can be observed that the model can handle a range of variables both in terms of possible management actions and in terms of their sustainability outcomes. Different from others performance evaluation models, this artefact takes in consideration actions that are theoretically deemed to promote sustainability (according to particular construction phases) and managerial actions that are actually implemented. Finally, graphical displays help to guide how sustainability might improve over time, either evaluating individual sites against their previous records or benchmarking different building projects among different construction companies.
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