Built Environment Development: Chelsea Barracks Construction Analysis

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Chelsea Barracks construction project, examining various factors influencing the built environment. The study investigates the demand side, including different sectors within the construction industry, with a specific focus on how the client, in this case, the Local Authority, influenced the construction process. The report also delves into the importance of sustainability and environmental protection, highlighting the use of recyclable materials, waste reduction, and the adoption of sustainable construction methods. On the supply side, the report explores the impact of subcontracting, identifying both its benefits and drawbacks, and the need for improved practices and collaboration among stakeholders. Furthermore, the study examines the application of Building Information Modelling (BIM) concepts in the project, emphasizing its benefits such as improved coordination and reduced costs. The report concludes by outlining the values upheld in the construction industry and mechanisms for enhancing efficiency in the production process, including improved planning, training, and the implementation of performance measurements. Overall, the report provides valuable insights into the complexities of construction projects and the factors that contribute to their success.