ELIMINATING DEFECTS IN BUILDINGS: LESSONS FROM DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
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Developed countries, defects in buildings, building codes and regulations, quality assurance programs, skilled workforce, technology and innovation, post-construction maintenance, collaboration, knowledge sharing, Grenfell Tower fire, Building Information Modeling (BIM), Akashi-Kaikyo Bridge.Abstrak
This article explores the experiences of developed countries in eliminating defects in buildings. It discusses various strategies employed by these countries, such as stringent building codes and regulations, quality assurance programs, skilled workforce and training, embracing technology and innovation, post-construction maintenance and monitoring, and collaboration and knowledge sharing. Real-world examples, including the Grenfell Tower fire incident and the use of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in the construction of the Akashi-Kaikyo Bridge, highlight the effectiveness of these approaches. The article provides valuable insights and lessons that can be applied in other contexts to enhance construction practices and ensure the delivery of high-quality, defect-free buildings.
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