Intelligent and Green Buildings Project Management Scope Definition Using Project Definition Rating Index (PDRI)

Tih Ju Chu; An Pi Chang; Chao Lung Hwang; Jyh Dong Lin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.945-949.3008

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Intelligent and Green Buildings Project Management Scope Definition Using Project Definition Rating Index (PDRI)

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The development of the intelligent green building project (IGBP) is the pursuit of a business strategy of an enterprise in principle and the launch of the project in practice. The IGBP is integrated with the application of the Project Definition Rating Index (PDRI) in order to combine the needs of pre-project planning. These are the steps to enhance the performance of project execution. The IGBP-PDRI model proposed to construct in this study is based on the life cycle of the engineering to set up different phases of work for process evaluation. The model of evaluation is divided into 4 sections, 11 categories, and 60 elements. Pre-project planning helps to forecast possible risks in the development of the project. In the course of project execution, quality requirement is satisfied through monitoring and control. These help to ensure the operation efficiency of the project, to the extent that the automated system of the building supported by green construction can meet the goal of sustainable development.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 945-949)

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Tih Ju Chu, An Pi Chang*, Chao Lung Hwang, Jyh Dong Lin

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Construction Project Management, Green Building, IGBP-PDRI, Intelligent Building, Pre-Project Planning

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