Abstract

Construction is performed with interdisciplinary cooperation, as it requires the preparation of various projects across numerous areas of engineering and architecture. To ensure that projects are complete and coherent, it is important to manage the design process efficiently. It is known that several design failures occur which cause construction reworks if design process could not manage well. Therefore, the current study analyzed causes of design process failures, and adverse effects regarding these failures during the construction. The opinions of architects who were actively involved in design and construction stages of projects were recorded through 354 questionnaires. The opinions of building audit firm employees and employers, that one of the important stakeholders, took in consideration regarding design failures. A total of 351 survey forms were collected from the building audit firms. Data were analyzed using SPSS 22 software. Results indicated that the architectural projects did not include detailed drawings and that concurrent engineering was not applied during the architectural design process. This incompatibility among the projects negatively influenced the construction process.

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