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Organization profile
Profile Information
CCCR currently occupies a niche position by specialising in research on performance and productivity issues of the global construction industry, and other matters relating to comparative construction, such as project management effectiveness, building quality, building refurbishment and retrofit, bidding theory, green building design, environmental impact and infrastructure procurement and finance. Our designated field of research (FoR) remains 1202 Building.
Our activities are built on three pillars:
(1) producing high quality publications
(2) building collaborative partnerships, and
(3) attracting external funding.
CCCR aims to provide a supportive training environment for higher degree by research (HDR) students and an advisory service to local industry.
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Costs
Engineering & Materials Science
Contractors
Engineering & Materials Science
Sustainable development
Engineering & Materials Science
Life cycle
Engineering & Materials Science
Decision making
Engineering & Materials Science
sustainability
Earth & Environmental Sciences
Economics
Engineering & Materials Science
Industry
Engineering & Materials Science
Network
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Profiles
Eric Best
- Centre for Comparative Construction Research - Associate Professor
- Faculty of Society & Design - Associate Professor
Person: Teaching and Research, Research Only
James Birt
- Centre for Comparative Construction Research
- Faculty of Society & Design - Associate Professor
Person: Teaching and Research
Adrian Carter
- Centre for Comparative Construction Research - Professor
- Faculty of Society & Design - Professor
Person: Teaching and Research
Projects 2018 2018
- 1 Active
OPiC: Bond University Optimizing Productivity in Construction Research Incubator
Mbachu, J., Chang, R. & Birt, J.
6/12/18 → …
Project: Research
Research Output 1982 2019
A Decision Model Assessing the Owner and Contractor’s Conflict Behaviors in Construction Projects
Wu, G., Wang, H. & Chang, R., 14 May 2018, In : Advances in Civil Engineering. 11 p., 1347914.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Open Access
File
Contractors
Game theory
Computer simulation
Barriers to the transition towards off-site construction in China: An Interpretive structural modeling approach
Gan, X., Chang, R., Zuo, J., Wen, T. & Zillante, G., 2018, In : Journal of Cleaner Production. 197, 1, p. 8-18 11 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
modeling
off-site
Construction sites
Interpretive structural modeling
China
Co+1: Co-living Design Tool Kit
Baumeister, J. & Ottmann, D., 2 Jul 2018, Perth: The Australian Urban Design Research Centre. 101 p.Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report
Wheelchairs
Audition
Planning
Datasets
Adaptive reuse potential analysis for 50 case studies in Victoria
Langston, C. (Creator), Bond University, 2010
DOI: 10.4225/57/58ad07706f3f8, https://researchdata.ands.org.au/adaptive-reuse-potential-victoria-dataset/991774/?refer_q=rows=15/sort=score%20desc/class=collection/p=1/q=Adaptive%20reuse%20potential%20analysis%20for%2050%20case%20studies%20in%20Victoria/
Dataset
Activities 2018 2018
- 1 Internal Professional Development
Bond University Pure Training
Florentina Benga (Attendee), James R. Birt (Attendee), Russ Chess-Williams (Attendee), Aude Etournaud (Attendee), Nickolas James (Attendee), Kristen MacKenzie (Attendee), Skye Marshall (Attendee), Daniel O'Brien (Attendee), Marja Sarvimaki (Attendee), Gregory James Skulmoski (Attendee)22 Nov 2018
Activity: Professional Development › Internal Professional Development › Attending at professional training session
Student theses
Climate change adaptation planning in Cambodia and potential for improvements.
Author: Va, D., 13 Feb 2016Supervisor: Bajracharya, B. (Supervisor), Regan, M. (Supervisor) & Low, P. S. (Supervisor)
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis
File
Designing for Future Building Adaptive Reuse
Author: Conejos, S., 15 Jun 2013Supervisor: Langston, C. A. (Supervisor) & Smith, J. M. G. (Supervisor)
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis
File
Development of a triple bottom line stakeholder satisfaction model
Author: Amarah, B., 18 Jun 2016Supervisor: Langston, C. A. (Supervisor)
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis
File