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Differing Site Conditions: Clarifying Misunderstandings to Reduce Costly Litigation
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: The differing site conditions (DSC) clause, commonly known as changed conditions, is one of the most frequently litigated clauses in construction contracts. It is well established that the purpose of a DSC clause is to ...
Municipal Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Targets: The Role of Building Energy Regulations and Laws
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Buildings are the single largest user of energy in the US and can account for 50%–75% of carbon emissions in large cities. Adopting effective regulations for encouraging more energy-efficient buildings is therefore paramount. ...
Predicting the Outcome of Construction Change Disputes Using Machine-Learning Algorithms
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Construction disputes are among the most stressful events that may occur throughout the course of a project. Construction executives are increasingly seeking new means to avoid and resolve disputes. Artificial intelligence ...
Data-Driven Approach for Evaluating the Energy Efficiency in Multifamily Residential Buildings
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Cities account for more than 70% of global fossil fuel use and greenhouse gas emissions. This number is likely to increase due to urban population growth. Much of the energy used in cities is consumed in buildings ...