PART 1: Pre-Offsite Construction,
1. Drivers and barriers influencing young stakeholders’ acceptance of engineering timber residential buildings based on the Technology Adoption Model,
2. Re-Assessing the Value Management of Modern Methods of Construction within the UK Residential Housing Sector,
3. Mass adoption of design for manufacture and assembly (DfMA) for precast concrete construction: A longitudinal case study, PART 2:
4. Digital Twin and Modern Technologies in the Offsite Construction,
5. Large Language Model ? enhanced Distributed Production Scheduling for Modular Construction,
6. Large language model-enabled quality reporting for offsite modular housing production,
7. Robotics and artificial intelligence in defect detection: A comparative study between off-site construction and facility management,
8. Digital transformation of the logistics and supply chain management of offsite construction,
9. A BIM-Enabled Digital Platform for Assessing the Circularity Indicators of Modular Steel Projects, PART 3: Post-Occupancy Evaluation and Lessons Learned,
10. Post-Occupancy Evaluation (POE) of Mass Engineered Timber (MET) Buildings,
11. Industrialised systems for adaptability and individualisation in Japan,
12. Mass production, diversification, and sustainability-Prefabricated housing in Japan from the end of World War II to the present,
13. Architectural design and modular construction: Rethinking their innovative potential through a case study revisited