• Evolution of Claim and Dispute Resolution Mechanism in FIDIC 1987, 1999 and 2017 

  Imtiaz, Daniyal (SCEE,(NUST), 2025)

  By looking at the changes in the formation and structure of the claims and dispute resolution mechanisms in the FIDIC contracts, 1987, 1999 and 2017, it is shown that no attempt has been made to improve procedural ...
• Assessing the readiness of construction industry stakeholders to adopt FIDIC 2017 

  Inam, Shehroz (SCEE,(NUST), 2024)

  The FIDIC 2017 framework agreements claims to transform construction operations through updated mechanisms for dispute settlement alongside strategies to handle current industry obstacles. The analysis examines how ...
• Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV): Enhancing Sustainability in the Construction Industry through a System Dynamics Approach 

  Ali, Sarfaraz (SCEE,(NUST), 2025)

  The construction industry is pivotal in tackling worldwide energy issues and promoting sustainable growth. Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) offer a transformative solution by incorporating renewable energy ...
• Integration of Building Information Modeling (BIM) with Lean Scheduling Methods 

  Ali, Muhammad (NUST, 2024)

  Over the last 50 years, the Architecture, Engineering & Construction (AEC) industry's productivity has declined by nearly 20%, while other sectors have seen a growth of over 150%. This research explores the integration ...
• Estimation of Carbon Emissions from a Plastic Road Using LCA: A case study of a road in Islamabad 

  Chauhdary, Muhammad Ehsaan (SCEE,(NUST), 2024)

  Carbon dioxide emissions mitigation from road construction activities is one of potential pathways to deal with climate change. Aiming to estimate the magnitude of carbon dioxide emissions from construction phase of real ...
• An Analytical Hierarchy Process-Based Landslides Prioritization Framework for Under-developed Regions 

  Muhammad, Ammar (SCEE,(NUST), 2024)

  Landslides are among the most dangerous geohazards. Frameworks developed in previous studies to assess landslide prevention have relied on machine learning, artificial intelligence, and probabilistic methods that require ...
• A BIM-Based Framework for Code Compliance Audit of Universal Accessibility Design Requirements 

  Gul, Maimoona (SCEE,(NUST), 2024)

  The study aims to enhance the Universal Design evaluation process by leveraging Building Information Modelling (BIM) to automate accessibility assessment for buildings. With a growing aging population, increased ...
• The Adoption of Circularity in Modular Construction in Developing Countries Using System Dynamics Approach 

  Bukhari, Aban (SCEE,(NUST), 2024)

  A country’s economic development fundamentally relies on its construction industry that is notably resource intensive and generates extensive amounts of waste leading to numerous environmental impacts. Wherefore, modular ...
• IMPACT OF MACROECONOMIC FACTORS ON KEY CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL PRICES & CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY OF PAKISTAN 

  Rashid, Shahab Naveed (SCEE,(NUST), 2024)

  Cost overruns in the construction industry remain a persistent issue despite numerous technological advancements. Inflation may play huge role in the fluctuating prices of construction materials throughout the project ...
• ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF YOUTUBE ON DISSEMINATION OF CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT KNOWLEDGE 

  Mumtaz, Muhammad (SCEE,(NUST), 2024)

  The exponential growth of digital learning platforms has revolutionized knowledge dissemination across disciplines, yet their efficacy in Construction Engineering and Management (CEM) education remains inadequately ...
• Improving Facility Management Through Digitized Task Management 

  Khurshid, Shakir ((SCEE),NUST, 2024)

  Task management and project coordination issues are becoming more and more prevalent in organizations across a variety of industries, which can result in inefficiencies and downtime. Data shows that 17,000 elevator-related ...
• Curtailing the Gap Between Civil Engineering Curriculum and Competencies Required in the Industry 

  Khan, Shazaib Gohar ((SCEE),NUST, 2024)

  For civil engineers to have a successful career in the industry, they need to equip themselves with a wide array of technical and professional skills. A noteworthy gap exists between the skills students perceive important, ...
• Comparison of Precision and Accuracy of Image Processing Algorithm to monitor Safety Violations at a construction site 

  Farooqi, Jamal ((SCEE),NUST, 2024)

  Ensuring the reduction of fatalities and injuries is paramount in construction site management. Recent advancements in computer vision have proven instrumental in monitoring complex site conditions and progress through ...
• Implementation of Low Impact Development Techniques in Pakistan’s Built Environment 

  Waqas, Muhammad Mohsan ((SCEE),NUST, 2024)

  Using urban storm-water management as a primary concern, this study explores the application of Low Impact Development (LID) strategies in Pakistan's fast-changing urban environment. Increased impermeable surfaces as a ...
• Investigating the Behavioral Complexities of Construction Site Workers Leading to their Unsafe Behaviors in Pakistan 

  Khan, Muhammad Zeeshan ul Hassan ((SCEE),NUST, 2024)

  Construction industry of Pakistan accounts for employing nearly 8% of total population with contributing nearly 4% to the national exchequer. Despite this share to the national economy, the construction sector of the country ...
• Barriers for Effective Implementation of Construction Schedule in Infrastructure Projects 

  Ali, Akbar ((SCEE),NUST, 2024)

  Schedule management and delays is one of the most crucial issue but the lack of knowledge, understanding and awareness regarding the barriers that contribute to the project delays and failure for not implementing the ...
• Strategies to enhance Active learning of Civil engineering students 

  Khan, Muhammad Abbas ((Scee),NUST, 2024)

  Students are fastly losing interest in STEM education. Minimum efforts by the teachers and university students to use media, lack of motivation and complex teaching methods can be among the major causes of less learning ...
• Facilitating Building Owners Through Developing of Strategies for Selection of Maintenance Contractor 

  Farid, Osama ((SCEE),NUST, 2024)

  It has been observed that since last few decades maintenance activities are solely more than 50% of total construction activities. It has been reported in last few decades maintenance work ratio is increasing yearly. ...
• Generative Excavation Path Planning using BIM: A Simulation-based Approach with Pure Pursuit and Differential Drive Robots 

  Bin Ahmed, Abdullah; (NUST, 2023-12-26)

  Earthmoving is ubiquitous in construction. However, persistently low availability of skilled labour and conventional techniques, especially in excavation works, has resulted in a consistent decline in construction ...
• Productivity Analysis of Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMS) A Case Study of Neelum Hydroelectric Project(NJHEP) 

  Khan, Sehrish (NUST SCEE, 2016)

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