INTEGRATED CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

Integrated Construction Management: From Strategic Planning to Safe Operational Execution is a scientific book, offering a rigorous and comprehensive examination of the principles governing the organization and management of construction sites. Conceived as both a theoretical reference and a practical guide, it bridges the gap between research and real-world application in construction engineering, architecture, and project management.The book examines the technical, administrative, and human dimensions of site management within a unified framework. It opens with an in-depth analysis of the technical foundations of construction site organization, covering planning, layout optimization, and resource coordination while highlighting the transformative role of digital tools such as BIM, GIS, and simulation-based systems. Subsequent chapters address the administrative and regulatory frameworks that shape modern construction practice, including contract management, procurement, quality control, and environmental compliance. These topics are contextualized within international standards and best practices to strengthen both organizational efficiency and legal integrity.

Autorentext

Dr. YOUCEF Kamal, University lecturer and researcher in architecture and urban planning.Dr. Kamal's research focuses on construction science, sustainable design, and site management systems. His studies emphasize the integration of passive environmental strategies and human-centered safety frameworks within construction processes.