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A. Windapo

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Conference Open access 2025

An Exploratory Evaluation of the Factors impacting the Adoption of Innovative Sustainable Building Materials in Housing Construction Across Socio-Economic Contexts

This research examines the adoption patterns and key factors influencing the adoption of innovative sustainable building materials in housing construction across socio-economic contexts in Cape Town, South Africa. In South Africa, the adoption of sustainable building practices is hindered by socio-economic constraints,...

K. S. Ngoy, Esona Daweti, Relebohile Molise et al. · 0 citations
Conference Open access 2021

A leadership and strategic decisions framework for construction company survival

Like some other counterparts across the globe, the construction industry in South Africa is experiencing challenging times, which has led to the failure of notable large contractors. While some studies have suggested different reasons for this, a stream of scholars has argued that the company leadership can make the di...

K. Alade, A. Windapo · 0 citations
Conference Open access 2021

Strategic decisions impacting construction organisations’ performance: Evidence from South Africa

This study examines the strategic decisions of construction company leaders in South Africa. The central objective of this study is to determine how the strategic decisions of construction company leadership impacts on the organisation’s performance. The rationale of the study stems from continuous failure of large con...

K. Alade, A. Windapo · 0 citations
Conference Open access 2025

Disputes on Construction Projects: The Role Of Procurement Methods and Payment Strategies

This study examines the interplay between procurement methods, payment strategies and the occurrence of disputes in construction projects within South Africa. The construction sector plays a critical role in economic development; understanding these relationships is essential for improving project outcomes. The study e...

A. Windapo, M. Limalia · 0 citations

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