Comparison of the planned and actual course of construction of reinforced concrete monolithic structures

Abstract

During construction, there is often a change in contractual terms, either in advance of construction or delayed construction. This phenomenon is due to many influencing factors such as delayed subcontracting, climatic conditions, the surrounding construction site, the quality of project documentation, the solvency of the investor, the expertise of the general contractor, etc. The aim of the paper is to assess the planned and actual construction of reinforced concrete monolithic structural elements using tower cranes. The subject of the paper is to state the expected method of implementation in time and how the construction proceeded. Milestones for accelerating and slowing down construction, analyzing their causes and proposing future measures will be presented. Data are obtained by measuring real buildings.During construction, there is often a change in contractual terms, either in advance of construction or delayed construction. This phenomenon is due to many influencing factors such as delayed subcontracting, climatic conditions, the surrounding construction site, the quality of project documentation, the solvency of the investor, the expertise of the general contractor, etc. The aim of the paper is to assess the planned and actual construction of reinforced concrete monolithic structural elements using tower cranes. The subject of the paper is to state the expected method of implementation in time and how the construction proceeded. Milestones for accelerating and slowing down construction, analyzing their causes and proposing future measures will be presented. Data are obtained by measuring real buildings.