• Adoptability of community mobilisation concept for effective operation and maintenance of low-income condominium projects in Sri Lanka 

  Vipulaguna, MSV [Thesis-Abstract]

  Sri Lanka's housing policy has welcomed the integration of high-rise condominiums In response to the demand for housing of low-income residents in underserved settlements, aiming to enhance population density. However, ...
• Developing a framework for minimizing construction and demolition waste in urban development projects in Sri Lanka 

  Udawatte, TS [Thesis-Abstract]

  The construction industry is indeed one of the largest producers of Construction and Demolition Waste (CDW). CDW consists of materials such as concrete, bricks, wood, metals, glass, plastics, and other debris generated ...
• Enhancing the solid waste management practices of export processing zones of Sri Lanka 

  Abhayapala, ONRP [Thesis-Abstract]

  Solid waste management is a critical concern in the modern world due to the compilation of solid waste, which cannot be easily recycled or managed. Furthermore, this issue has been continuously affecting most of the countries ...
• Factors influencing project success in medium scale apartment construction projects in Sri Lanka 

  Bulathsinghala, YK [Thesis-Abstract]

  The complexity of modern construction projects, involving multiple stakeholders and intricate design requirements, presents challenges for clients and contractors. While project management researchers have discussed ...
• Intergration of the concept of shared workspaces to office buildings in Sri Lanka 

  Pathirana, SPMS [Thesis-Abstract]

  The concept of space is quite complicated and makes it difficult to define. To achieve the organization’s optimum goal the space that is available for work need to be well organized and designed. Shared workspace concept ...
• Teamwork for pre-construction project planning success in public sector projects 

  Liyanage, LDAL [Thesis-Abstract]

  Pre-construction project planning phase is a critical component of successful construction projects and can distinctly affect project duration, budget, and also the standards. This phase involves a range of activities, ...
• An Investigation of human errors in Sri Lankan construction projects 

  Fernando, WHD [Thesis-Abstract]

  Construction industry majorly depends on three key factors namely, human capital, machinery, and technology out of which the human capital is crucial. Even though the developed economies use robots or artificial intelligence ...
• Critical factors affecting delayed completion of foreign-funded government projects in Sri Lanka 

  Priyadarshanie, GA [Thesis-Abstract]

  Delayed completion is a crucial issue in foreign-funded government projects in Sri Lanka. Anticipated beneficiaries are the main parties who suffer due to those delay factors. Thus, it is essential to investigate factors ...
• Risk management in high voltage power transmissionline construction projects in Sri Lanka 

  Priyashanka, RADN [Thesis-Abstract]

  Electricity is an essential element in economic growth and socio-economic development of a country. High Voltage Power Transmission Lines (HVPTL) are used to transmit the electric power in bulk from generating stations to ...
• Adaptability of a new national building code to the building sector in Sri Lanka 

  De Mel, CD [Thesis-Abstract]

  Building Construction is one of the main economic activities where planning, designing, construction, funding and maintenance are included in completing a building project. Building controlling systems (BCs) have been ...
• Strategies for the minimization of failures in sustainable project management practices of government green building construction projects 

  Yapa, CIAJ [Thesis-Abstract]

  Green Buildings (GB) assist achieving the sustainability of buildings and to measure whether the construction reduces the overall environmental impact on human well-being as well as the biosphere. The Sustainable Project ...
• A Framework for implementing agencies to enhance effective community participation in public construction projects in Sri Lanka 

  Theivendran J [Thesis-Abstract]

  Construction projects are often very complex, competitive in nature, and managing the influence of multiple stakeholders with varying interests and conflicting requirements. Therefore, developing a strong and effective ...
• Study of sustainable practices used in wood waste management in the Sri Lankan construction industry 

  Maduwage RS [Thesis-Abstract]

  Construction waste has become a major concern in almost all sorts of construction projects which include residential, non-residential as well as infrastructure projects. A considerable amount of construction and demolition ...
• A Framework to manage the quality of design and contractual documents in the construction sector in Sri Lanka 

  Herath, HG [Thesis-Abstract]

  The quality of the design and quality of contractual documents that are used for construction project implementation phase has a significant influence on the project's performance and efficiency. The decrease of design ...
• Impact of construction industry development authority (CIDA) registration on contractors’ performance in Sri Lanka 

  Wathukarawatta, NS [Thesis-Abstract]

  The construction industry is a complex and dynamic sector, with various factors affecting the performance of contractors. This research aims to identify the factors influencing contractor performance, compare the performance ...
• Mitigation strategies of critical risk factors of condominium projects in Sri Lanka 

  Fernando, PGS [Thesis-Abstract]

  With the evolution of high-rise construction projects, the optimization of space usage for residential purposes was achieved successfully. As a result of fulfilling the diverse residential needs of the population, condominiums ...
• Underlying lapses in project planning and monitoring of building construction projects in Sri Lanka 

  Jayasena, GDGE [Thesis-Abstract]

  The building sector contributes greatly to the economic growth and social stability of nations and in most countries, and it is often the largest contributor to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Planning in constructions, ...
• A Study on public private partnerships in Sri Lanka : barriers, critical success factors and project management challenges 

  Karunarathna, SMPCB [Thesis-Abstract]

  Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) have emerged as one of the vastly used and recognised method in sourcing public infrastructure in a multitude of countries. Those countries have effectively utilized PPPs to yield substantial ...
• Strategies to manage the implementation challenges of public sector design & build contracts in Sri Lanka 

  Siriwardana, HDTK [Thesis-Abstract]

  “Design and build” is a procurement strategy in which the main contractor is appointed based on the Employer’s requirements and as per the principle design by Employer’s principle advisor. Contractor needs to perform both ...
• Enhancing the quality of semi luxury apartment construction process using total quality management to ensure customer satisfaction 

  Ranatunga RMSDB [Thesis-Abstract]

  Housing is one of the basic needs of people who lived all over the communities of the world. In order to fulfil this basic requirement different types of dwelling types have been introduced in the world depending on the ...

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