Construction Strategies for Residential High Rise Buildings Decoration during Structure Work

Authors

  • Bingtao Zhao China Construction Third Bureau First Engineering Co., Ltd, Wuhan, China Author
  • Xiangyang Jiang China Construction Third Bureau First Engineering Co., Ltd, Wuhan, China Author
  • Yikui Ma China Construction Third Bureau First Engineering Co., Ltd, Wuhan, China Author
  • Hanghang Fu China Construction Third Bureau First Engineering Co., Ltd, Wuhan, China Author
  • Ran Wang China Construction Third Bureau First Engineering Co., Ltd, Wuhan, China Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.70088/b0rdcd06

Keywords:

process interleaving, fine decoration

Abstract

The market's attention to the quality and efficiency of engineering construction is continuously increasing. Quality inspection departments, market departments, and others have begun strict supervision and review of projects, aiming to ensure that they are completed in accordance with the correct ideas and standards. Process interleaving is achieved through design optimization and process optimization, reducing processes and measures, and fully utilizing spatial and process parameters to achieve the goals of shortening time parameters, improving quality, and reducing costs. The design of process interleaving schemes lies in the effective utilization of the plane site and spatial resources on the construction site, maintaining the improvement of utilization efficiency, installing as many construction mechanization equipment as possible, and adopting an automated construction mode to improve not only construction efficiency but also reduce the impact of external temperature, humidity, and climate, thereby achieving better improvement in engineering construction quality.

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21 November 2024

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Zhao, B., Jiang, X., Ma, Y., Fu, H., & Wang, R. (2024). Construction Strategies for Residential High Rise Buildings Decoration during Structure Work. International Journal of Architectural Engineering and Design, 1(1), 18-23. https://doi.org/10.70088/b0rdcd06