Prefabricated Construction as an Ideal Alternative to Prevent Infrastructure Development Disruptions
Despite the undeniable prominence of the infrastructure development sector at a global level, construction project processes remain vulnerable to myriad risks and disruptions which arise either from factors that are natural or otherwise. The construction sector contributes to about 15% of the world's overall GDP and even the slightest of disruption occurring with the same can result in monumental effects. Building construction projects face disruptive stages either caused by internal or external factors. Internal disruptive factors for construction processes refer to the delays or disruptions that occur due to supply delays, equipment failure, worker shortage, high project demand as well as inefficient processes and management or scheduling flaws. The external factors which hamper construction project progress and pace include market inflation, resource depletion, weather conditions, global health crisis or geo-political concerns. For a successful alleviation of