Browsing WCS - 2014 by Author "Manewa, A"

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Factors that influence the formation of construction project teams for sustainability: consideration of specificity

Ross, A; Armah, AB; Manewa, A [Conference-Full-text]

The importance of effective multi-disciplinary organisational teams has been a central aim of management research in the construction industry for over 50 years. As design and construction processes are reconsidered to ...
Responding to the built environment challenges: design for adaptation

Manewa, A; Siriwardena, M; Ross, A [Conference-Full-text]

The current building stock in the UK only vaguely fits the evolving needs of businesses and users. This leads majority of existing buildings to be demolished, renewed, refurbished or redundant. However, maintaining a ...
Role of multi-disciplinary project studies in promoting sustainability within the Built Environment Degree programmes

Siriwardena, M; Manewa, A; Kulatunga, U; Marsh, D [Conference-Full-text]

The need to contribute to the sustainability agenda is increasingly becoming a key requisite for both academics and practitioners in the built environment disciplines. The triple bottom line indicators of sustainability ...
Sustainable implications of building reuse and adaptation

Madanayake, UH; Manewa, A [Conference-Full-text]

Built environment products and processes are now biased more towards profitable markets while giving sustainability the first priority in achieving the same. Consequently, value has become one of the main concerns while ...

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