Case study on the applicability of a construction site layout planning system Jiyu Shin, Jongwoo Cho, Tae Wan Kim Pages 259-266 (2024 Proceedings of the 41st ISARC, Lille, France, ISBN 978-0-6458322-1-1, ISSN 2413-5844) Abstract: This study presents the development and application of a construction site layout planning (CSLP) system, emphasizing the importance of efficient, safe, and cost-effective planning in construction management. Recognizing the limitations of current algorithmic and simulation-based approaches, this research advocates for a CSLP system that prioritizes communication speed, ease of use, and adaptability over precision, integrating user experience and intuition into the planning process. A prototype CSLP system is developed based on these principles. It incorporates actual business process and decision support functionalities to address the dynamic nature of construction sites, supporting user-dependent planning. The system's development was informed by a comprehensive literature review that identifies gaps in existing CSLP tools and methodologies, leading to a new framework that aligns with practical field requirements. The effectiveness of the prototype is evaluated through a case study on an apartment complex construction site. This study assesses the system's capacity to deliver appropriate planning information and support plan review. The methodology includes a thorough analysis of the CSLP creation process, prototype development based on identified functional requirements, and a case study for validation. Findings indicate that the prototype enhances decision-making, improves safety, and optimizes the placement of temporary facilities. It facilitates collaboration and information sharing, thereby improving overall project management. This research contributes to construction project management theory by proposing a user-centred CSLP system that significantly improves efficiency, safety, and cost-effectiveness in construction projects. Keywords: Site layout, Temporary facilities, Plan assessment, Case study DOI: https://doi.org/10.22260/ISARC2024/0035 Download fulltext Download BibTex Download Endnote (RIS) TeX Import to Mendeley
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