High Rise Buildings and The Role of Construction Management
High Rise Buildings and The Role of Construction Management
High Rise Buildings and The Role of Construction Management
ABSTRACT
The construction sector of India contributes to the great extend in the economical growth. The Construction
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.
KEYWORDS: construction management, high- rise building, construction project.
1. INTRODUCTION
Indian population is increasing with rapid growth every year. The population when increases will cause the
cities planned well for the survival of human beings safely. The increased number of families has given the
opportunity to the construction engineers to develop the tallest structures moreover the vertical cities or
villages. The vertical development of the building is the only choice the engineer has to deal with as the
land is limited and cannot be produced. The project when completed is studied very fewer times in under
developed countries because once the structure is developed there is very small scope for its modification
and it is not economically suited to the industries also.
The development of the materials used for the construction has made it possible to design, construct and
deliver the high rise structure. The development of such high rise structures began in USA. The changes in
the construction projects were found positive and have been accepted all over the world in last century. The
construction of the building with best possible structure, facilities is always considered as a pride of any
construction industry and the cluster of such structures will be the symbol of development for any country.
In the metro cities of India it is very common to have 10-20-30 to 60 stories buildings.
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The planner of the high rise projects have to exactly think of the kind of resources and the technology
required for the project and how to make everything available in time to minimise the cost of the project
with the timely delivery of the project. The construction technologies available in India are well developed
to fullfill the present demand.
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
The main aim of the construction management team for the high rise buildings is to plan, execute the plan
and overcome all the problems associated with the project. Mainly in the developing countries like India the
high rise construction projects evolves the money from several people and hence everyone is dependent on
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the success of the project. Delay in the project causes the increases in the cost of the project and hence it is
necessary to implement the proper management in the construction projects.
5. CONCLUSION
This study covers the problems in executing high-rise building projects and presents solutions for each core
item. India lacks the technologies for high-rise building projects because of a short of construction history of
such projects, and insufficient related data and research. Therefore, key construction technologies should be
developed covering design, structural engineering, mechanics and electronics and applied in actual work
sites for the upcoming high-rise buildings era.
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