Project Management and Construction Management Frameworks for High-Rise Construction Projects : Residential, Commercial and Mixed-Use High Rise Buildin
Overview
The global construction industry continues to witness an unprecedented demand for high-rise buildings driven by rapid urbanization, population growth, land scarcity, mixed-use developments, commercial expansion, and the need for sustainable urban infrastructure. High-rise construction projects have evolved into some of the most technically challenging and management-intensive endeavors undertaken by the engineering and construction profession. Unlike conventional construction projects, high-rise developments require the seamless integration of complex architectural concepts, advanced structural systems, sophisticated mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) infrastructure, vertical transportation systems, fa ade engineering, digital technologies, sustainability requirements, and rigorous health and safety standards. These projects involve significant capital investment, multiple stakeholders, long delivery durations, regulatory complexities, and demanding performance expectations. The successful delivery of a high-rise project is rarely the result of technical excellence alone. It depends equally on the effectiveness of project management and construction management systems that govern decision-making, planning, execution, monitoring, control, commissioning, handover, and operational readiness. Over the past several decades, project failures across the construction industry have repeatedly highlighted common challenges:
- Inadequate governance structures
- Poor stakeholder engagement
- Scope creep and uncontrolled changes
- Design coordination failures
- Cost overruns
- Schedule delays
- Procurement bottlenecks
- Safety incidents
- Quality deficiencies
- Contractual disputes
- Incomplete commissioning
- Ineffective handover processes
- Framework overview
- Objectives
- Principles
- Governance structure
- Lifecycle processes
- Roles and responsibilities
- Planning methodologies
- Management procedures
- Performance measurement systems
- Key deliverables
- Critical success factors
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798181214897
- ISBN-10: 9798181214897
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: June 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 1.57 inches
- Shipping Weight: 2.28 pounds
- Page Count: 788
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