Complexity of construction industry makes it inevitable to avoid disputes among project team
members. Diversified nature of team members is identified as a main source of disputes which
impose negativity to projects. ...
International arbitration is one of the most popular dispute resolution methods in the commercial world, which provides an opportunity to understand impact of globalization on the international practice of commercial law. ...
Increasing population and building density in cities, have left numerous risks in
vertical developments. As a result of the competing requirements, limitations in fire
safety could be observed among many super high-rise ...
Government of Sri Lanka (GOSL) has history of applying Public Private Partnerships (PPP) in public infrastructure development projects. All the construction projects are prone to disputes, however, the projects procured ...
Roads Authorities in Sri Lanka are obliged to pay all costs associated with relocation and betterment works required/requested by utility service providers through the funds allocated for their initiated projects. As a ...
The development of the socio-economic growth of a country is greatly impacted by the local construction industry. Compared to private sector investments in construction such as apartments, luxury hotels, shopping complex, ...
The success or failure of dispute resolution depends comprehensively on implementing a mechanism to resolve the particular dispute while having a sound understanding of the ideologies and features of each dispute resolution ...
Irrigation construction contracts are unique and outstand from building and civil engineering constructions mainly due to the large extent of landmass occupied after completion and an excessive amount of environmental ...
Construction projects are more and more complex, involving in complicated contractual procedures. Complex nature can lead to construction disputes. Contract disputes are unavoidable and Ad-hoc site instruction is one of ...
Condominiums have become the most predominant and popular form of residential development and identified as an ideal solution to the ever increasing housing demand in Sri lanka. However, latent defects are considered as ...
Currently drinking water supply has become very prominent subject in the country as it becoming rare as the human activities has been amplified. Consummate organization in Sri Lanka, which supplying the pipe born drinking ...
The property development sector is an indicator of the economy and it is now becoming one of the most dynamic fields. Consequently the property development sector has offered wise venture open doors for the financial ...
Recently, use of integrated procurement systems became popular among private and public sector projects. As a result, ‘Design and Build’ (D&B) method has been increasingly adopted in Sri Lanka’s construction industry during ...
BIM is identified as a recently introduced technology which delivers various advantages to the construction industry. Despite of the available advantages of BIM adoption, many developing countries still find this valuable ...
World is facing an increasing number of natural disasters and Sri Lanka is no exception. Sri Lanka continues to experience deadly natural disasters in the past and post disaster reconstruction projects carried out so far ...
Construction is one of the major economic activities where physical process of completing a building or infrastructure include the steps of planning, designing, and funding. Presence of disputes in construction industry ...
The Sri Lankan apparel industry is one of the major industrial export earners in Sri
Lanka. It contributed 40% to GDP in the year 2017. This industry is highly labour
intensive and has provided more than 300,000 direct ...
Construction Joint Venture (CJV) is one of the most commonly used mechanism in Sri Lankan construction industry, as a solution to bridge the gap created due to lack of technical, financial and managerial capacity of local ...
The informal construction sector plays a vital role in Sri Lankan economy by being the second highest informal sector after agriculture. Moreover, there are considerably higher amounts of hazards in informal construction ...
The rapid increment in the population in the cities has manifested number of challenges in terms of unauthorized developments, underutilized housing, limitations in infrastructure and services, energy consumption and waste ...