Critical Success Factors in Thailand′s Green Building Industry
The promotion of Green Buildings (GB) has become a global trend that improves resource efficiency and the well-being of societies. The development of GB still encounters different obstacles in developing countries. The critical success factors of GB and their relationships with GB certification leve...
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| author | Wenxin Shen Wenzhe Tang Atthaset Siripanan Zhen Lei Colin F. Duffield David Wilson Felix Kin Peng Hui Yongping Wei |
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| description | The promotion of Green Buildings (GB) has become a global trend that improves resource efficiency and the well-being of societies. The development of GB still encounters different obstacles in developing countries. The critical success factors of GB and their relationships with GB certification levels in Thailand have been investigated. The relationships between the competence of individual project participants and competence of project team at different GB certification levels are also analyzed. The results reveal the underlying patterns of the overall picture of the GB industry in Thailand, and suggest that all project participants should continuously improve their competences via technical and management innovation for delivering affordable and sustainable products, thereby making green buildings more available and appealing to the public. This study provides empirical evidence for all project participants to adopt appropriate team building strategies and optimally allocate their resources to achieve the suitable GB certification levels. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-c7039c5910e944d2a8eeaf0b9399fefa2023-08-03T09:15:32ZengTaylor & Francis GroupJournal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering1347-28522017-05-0116231732410.3130/jaabe.16.31712029104Critical Success Factors in Thailand′s Green Building IndustryWenxin Shen0Wenzhe Tang1Atthaset Siripanan2Zhen Lei3Colin F. Duffield4David Wilson5Felix Kin Peng Hui6Yongping Wei7Tsinghua UniversityTsinghua UniversityState Key Laboratory of Hydroscience and Engineering, Tsinghua UniversityTsinghua UniversityThe University of MelbourneThe University of MelbourneThe University of MelbournePlanning and Environmental Management, The University of QueenslandThe promotion of Green Buildings (GB) has become a global trend that improves resource efficiency and the well-being of societies. The development of GB still encounters different obstacles in developing countries. The critical success factors of GB and their relationships with GB certification levels in Thailand have been investigated. The relationships between the competence of individual project participants and competence of project team at different GB certification levels are also analyzed. The results reveal the underlying patterns of the overall picture of the GB industry in Thailand, and suggest that all project participants should continuously improve their competences via technical and management innovation for delivering affordable and sustainable products, thereby making green buildings more available and appealing to the public. This study provides empirical evidence for all project participants to adopt appropriate team building strategies and optimally allocate their resources to achieve the suitable GB certification levels.http://dx.doi.org/10.3130/jaabe.16.317green buildingsuccess factorsleadership in energy and environmental design (leed)thailand′s rating of energy and environmental sustainability (trees) |
| spellingShingle | Wenxin Shen Wenzhe Tang Atthaset Siripanan Zhen Lei Colin F. Duffield David Wilson Felix Kin Peng Hui Yongping Wei Critical Success Factors in Thailand′s Green Building Industry Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering green building success factors leadership in energy and environmental design (leed) thailand′s rating of energy and environmental sustainability (trees) |
| title | Critical Success Factors in Thailand′s Green Building Industry |
| title_full | Critical Success Factors in Thailand′s Green Building Industry |
| title_fullStr | Critical Success Factors in Thailand′s Green Building Industry |
| title_full_unstemmed | Critical Success Factors in Thailand′s Green Building Industry |
| title_short | Critical Success Factors in Thailand′s Green Building Industry |
| title_sort | critical success factors in thailand s green building industry |
| topic | green building success factors leadership in energy and environmental design (leed) thailand′s rating of energy and environmental sustainability (trees) |
| url | http://dx.doi.org/10.3130/jaabe.16.317 |
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