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Frontiers in Built Environment
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ISSN 2297-3362 · Frontiers Media S.A. · 2.276 artikel di indeks
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Interpretable machine learning for bridge-pier scour prediction and flood resilience
Bridge-pier scour is a leading cause of flood-induced bridge failure, yet practice still lacks transparent, physics-informed tools that link data-driven prediction with design guidance. This study develops an interpretable, physics-aware machine-learning framework to predict equilibrium scour depth…
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Strategic drivers and business model innovation in cloud-based BIM
Building Information Modelling (BIM) is driving transformation in the built environment. While technical aspects have been widely explored, less is known about how cloud-based BIM (CBIM) supports business strategy and growth. This gap poses a challenge for organisations aiming to integrate digital…
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A theoretical readiness model for 3D printing technology in the architectural construction industry
This study introduces a tailored theoretical readiness model for evaluating the readiness of the architectural construction industry in developing contexts, with Sri Lanka as a case, to adopt construction 3D printing (C3DP) for custom housing. The unique challenges faced by developing countries…
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Spatial distribution characteristics and influencing mechanisms of sports facilities in urban areas: evidence from Tianhe District, Guangzhou
In recent years, with the accelerated pace of global urbanization and a substantial increase in public health consciousness, sports facilities have far - reaching implications for the quality of life of residents. This study selects Tianhe District in Guangzhou as a case and explores the spatial…
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Interpretable group gated priority traces for scalarized multi-objective reinforcement learning in autonomous drone operations
Autonomous drones are increasingly deployed for navigation, inspection, and monitoring in urban building and infrastructure environments that are dynamic, partially observable, and safety critical. These missions must balance conflicting objectives such as goal completion, wind avoidance, collision…
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Creating an enabling environment for affordable housing in Saudi Arabia: a critical review of the Kingdom’s vision 2030
PurposeSaudi Vision 2030 marks an attempt to create an enabling environment for economic development in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This article constitutes an evaluation of its endeavour to create an enabling environment for the production and consumption of affordable housing. The need to do…
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Development of fragility curves for tuned mass damper inerter (TMDI) systems under pulse-like ground motions from the 2024 Noto earthquake (Mw 7.6)
Enhancing seismic resilience in the built environment is essential for safeguarding structures in earthquake-prone regions. Inerter-based vibration control systems represent an important advancement in earthquake engineering, yet their effectiveness under pulse-like, near-fault ground motions has…
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Earthquake resilience among apartment and flat communities: a qualitative study in Jakarta, Indonesia
BackgroundEarthquakes present serious risks for residents living in vertical housing structures such as apartments and flats complexes in Jakarta. Although earthquake preparedness and mitigation programs have been introduced by governmental and non-governmental organizations, their implementation…
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The effect of indoor environment quality on productivity in oil painting art studios
Oil painting studios require optimal indoor environments to improve artist health and productivity. This experimental study employs a mixed-methods approach to investigate the influence of indoor environmental quality (IEQ) on the productivity of two oil painting art studios, which were chosen for…
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Study on downtime calculation considering a series of seismic sequences in resilience performance assessment of RC buildings
Current seismic design primarily targets life safety under rare major earthquakes, while recent societal demands emphasize seismic resilience, particularly timely functional recovery and reduction of downtime. However, most existing downtime assessment frameworks implicitly assume that damage is…
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A systematic literature review on knowledge mapping for project risk management in the construction industry
IntroductionDue to the vastness of various construction practices globally, there is a need for knowledge mapping. Through the utilisation of research on Project Risk Management (PRM) for the Construction Industry, it is possible to carry out an investigation into the processes that pertain to…
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Adaptive high-performance and multifunctional façade systems
Adaptive, high-performance and multifunctional façades are recognized as key contributors to the EU’s climate-neutral agenda, as outlined in Directive (EU) 2024/1275, the Renovation Wave, and Horizon Europe initiatives. These systems provide environmental control (daylight, shading), serve as an…
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Environmental, social and governance (ESG) assessment with a two-phase goal-programming-based optimization model: a comparative study of Envipark and Kalundborg eco-industrial parks
IntroductionEco-industrial parks (EIPs) are key infrastructures in the transition toward circular and low-carbon production systems, yet their Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) performance is still commonly assessed through static metrics that offer limited support for improvement…
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Analytical and direct FE methods for free-field foundation modeling in 3D analysis of concrete dams
Three-dimensional (3D) modeling is essential for reliable seismic assessment of concrete dams, as it captures canyon topography, monolith interactions, and joint nonlinearity that cannot be represented in two-dimensional (2D) analyses. This study systematically evaluates the seismic performance of…
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Study on the initiation mechanism and motion characteristics of the Daguangbao landslide and the slope stability evaluation method
Landslide triggered by earthquake has always been the hotspot due to its large scale, unique genesis, and complex kinematic processes. In this paper, the Daguangbao landslide in the 2008 Wenchuan Ms8.0 earthquake is selected as the research object. The initiation mechanism and motion…
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A novel motor-free solar-thermal vapor-pressure water pump: concept validation and thermal feasibility assessment
Electric motors account for a large share of global electricity consumption, particularly in water pumping applications for agriculture and urban infrastructure. Conventional solar water pump systems rely on electric motors and photovoltaic systems, which introduce mechanical and electrical losses…
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A novel simulation framework to estimate dynamic response of a solar panel array under stationary stochastic wind loads
This paper presents a novel simulation framework for estimating the dynamic response of a full-scale ground-mounted solar panel array under stationary wind loads that are spatially correlated across the length of the solar panel array. Specifically, the framework uses mean pressure coefficient…
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Enhancing resilience through environmental data integration in early construction planning: a cloud-based framework
Environmental constraints relevant to construction planning—such as protected areas, hazard zones, and regulatory requirements—are typically fragmented across geospatial services, regulatory documents, and expert reports, and are rarely integrated systematically into BIM-based workflows during…
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Undrained capacity of offshore axially loaded piles with the CSUH model incorporating cylindrical cavity theory
Axially loaded piles are widely employed in deep-water offshore platforms, offshore wind turbine foundations, electrical-transmission towers, and bridge piers, and other structures to support axial loads. This paper presents a semi-analytical solution for predicting the undrained response of axial…
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Design with reuse in the architectural design process: practice-based review of changes, challenges, and work routines
IntroductionThe reuse of building components, despite its ecological importance, remains uncommon. A key reason is the misalignment between reuse requirements and conventional design processes, which rely on standardized materials. Architectural design engages with complex “wicked” problems, and…
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