This study investigates the extent and enablers of automation of construction processes in Nigeria with a view to improving project performance in developing economies. Despite increasing global adoption of automation technologies, there remains a lack of empirical quantification of automation levels in developing coun...
N. Olatunde, I. Anugwo, B. F. Adegoke et al.· 2026: Transforming Construct...· 0 citations
The increasing frequency and intensity of climate-related disasters present significant challenges for the resilience of the built environment. Conventional construction practices often struggle to respond effectively to these challenges due to their resource-intensive nature, lengthy project timelines, and limited ada...
I. Awodele, M. S. Ramabodu, B. Khuzwayo et al.· 2026: Transforming Construct...· 0 citations
The rapid advancement of digital technologies has positioned construction automation as a critical enabler of efficiency, safety, and productivity within the built environment. However, despite the growing body of literature, existing studies remain fragmented and largely technology-specific, lacking a unified understa...
N. Olatunde, I. Anugwo, B. F. Adegoke et al.· 2026: Transforming Construct...· 0 citations
Lean Construction (LC) has evolved from an emerging adaptation of production principles into a mature academic domain, yet a comprehensive assessment of its global structure and development remains needed. This study presents a rigorous bibliometric and scoping review of LC research using a sample of 484 highly refined...
Yesica Pino, N. Olatunde, I. Awodele et al.· Buildings· 0 citations
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