Applying PMBOK Principles, BMI, and Planning for Ensuring Residential Building Quality in High-Rise Construction

Abstract

This study explores the integration of quality management principles from the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) framework, utilizing the Building Measurement Index (BMI) alongside advanced planning and control strategies for enhancing the quality program of high-rise residential buildings. By leveraging the systematic approach of PMBOK, incorporating BMI metrics, and employing effective planning and control methodologies, this study aims to establish a comprehensive framework for optimizing the quality assurance processes in the construction of high-rise residential structures. Through a thorough analysis of case studies and industry practices, this research contributes to a deeper understanding of how the synergy between PMBOK, BMI, and innovative planning and control techniques can elevate the overall quality standards in the dynamic context of high-rise building projects.