Exploratory study compares value engineering methods to optimize design in adaptive reuse projects, suggesting implications for cost efficiency.
One form of effort to obtain optimal design results can be carried out through the process of pre-design activity stages through procedures using certain methods that will shape the design results into effective products that are functionally targeted. Adaptive reuse is one of the efforts to accommodate developments in space requirements by utilizing existing buildings for new functions which is also an activity to empower buildings that are no longer in accordance with their functions so that they can be reused with new functions. In order to find out in more detail regarding the application of value engineering, especially in important procedures that can contribute to the adaptive reuse building design process, it is necessary to study the application of the procedure by comparing several value engineering procedures to identify which of them are the most effective in order to achieve design optimization which in turn has an impact on construction cost efficiency. The method used is a comparison of several buildings with case studies, namely, adaptive reuse buildings. This comparison is conducted through a detailed examination of the design, function, and changes. The analysis is carried out in an exploratory manner to get the results of value engineering procedures. This can be used as a guideline in the development of building designs, especially adaptive reuse.
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