Authors :
OLADIGBOLU Edward; SHUAIBU Muhammad Yahaya; OCHONMA Ikechukwu; AKINSOLA Solomon; OLUWAGBENRO-THOMAS Gabriel; AGBAJE-SISU Usman Adedeji; ISAAC Emmanuel Asuquo; ALAMU Demola.
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 8 - August
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7045255
Abstract :
Certain projects due to the magnitude of their
scope require the input of multiple professionals in the
built industry. The moment where multiple professionals
are working simultaneously, there is a need for the
management of their activities so that the scope of each
professional is clearly stated. Design management helps in
this regard along with many other benefits it provides.
This study examines the effectiveness of design
management in the built industry in Nigeria. To achieve
this, aim a review of the current literature was done first
before administering questionnaires to one-hundred and
forty-one professionals in the built industry (architects,
engineers, quantity surveyors, project managers and
builders). The data was analyzed using descriptive
analysis of frequency rate, percentage and mean values.
Results showed the effectiveness of design management in
different aspects of the pre-construction phase which in
turn affects the general project in the long run.
Keywords :
Design Management, Effectiveness, Professionals, Built Industry, Project.
Certain projects due to the magnitude of their
scope require the input of multiple professionals in the
built industry. The moment where multiple professionals
are working simultaneously, there is a need for the
management of their activities so that the scope of each
professional is clearly stated. Design management helps in
this regard along with many other benefits it provides.
This study examines the effectiveness of design
management in the built industry in Nigeria. To achieve
this, aim a review of the current literature was done first
before administering questionnaires to one-hundred and
forty-one professionals in the built industry (architects,
engineers, quantity surveyors, project managers and
builders). The data was analyzed using descriptive
analysis of frequency rate, percentage and mean values.
Results showed the effectiveness of design management in
different aspects of the pre-construction phase which in
turn affects the general project in the long run.
Keywords :
Design Management, Effectiveness, Professionals, Built Industry, Project.
