AIMS & SCOPE
The Journal of Construction publishes rigorous, construction-centred and interdisciplinary scholarship across six integrated scope areas.
Construction & The Built Environment
Research addressing construction practice and the planning, design, delivery, management and performance of buildings, facilities and the wider built environment.
Project Management, Digital Technologies & Business
Research on construction project and programme management and delivery, construction organisations, business and commercial practice, digital transformation, innovation and emerging technologies across the construction lifecycle.
Materials, Methods & Infrastructure Performance
Research on construction materials, methods, technologies and infrastructure systems, including durability, resilience, lifecycle performance, maintenance and asset performance.
Construction Health, Safety & Wellbeing
Research advancing occupational health, safety, human factors, wellbeing, inclusion and safer construction systems, workplaces and practices.
Procurement &
Contract Law
Research examining construction procurement, contracting, commercial governance, risk allocation, regulatory compliance, dispute resolution and the legal dimensions of construction practice.
Constructed Environment & Operating Conditions
Research examining how buildings, infrastructure and constructed environments interact with and perform under changing climatic, environmental, technological, resource and societal conditions.
