Abstract
Review of sharia construction management aimed to evaluate the performance of housing projects by the contractor in Jember district of East Java, Indonesia. This review results generate eight service factors include aesthetics, convenience, guarantees, responses, reliability, performance, facilities, durability, environmental friendliness, and Islamic values in design. User performance factors can affect guarantees on contract agreements, payment, design, document and file, the condition of force majeure, building damage, disruption and intimidation. The housing procurement project so that it can be repaired and improved with the regression model used to evaluated and predicted the performance of the contractor.
Highlights
The Indonesian Construction Project evolves with many changes in everything, especially the methods and management of the project
This study aims to estimate the performance of housing projects undertaken by contractors
Results of Determination of Research Variables The research variables are the performance factors of housing procurement projects arranged in the instrument as a tool for collecting research data
Summary
The Indonesian Construction Project evolves with many changes in everything, especially the methods and management of the project. Contractors are required to create many innovations in method development and management of construction projects to be trusted by the public. This study aims to estimate the performance of housing projects undertaken by contractors. A review of performance evaluations that refers to is sharia construction management which is the Islamic sharia principles can be applied in all sectors that can provide solutions to solve many problems, especially in the construction project sector. The housing project in Jember Regency, East Java, was chosen as the object and location of this study. This research refers to several previous studies in determining contractor's performance factors in providing construction services
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