Construction shapes cities by providing the essential equipment and services required to accommodate increasing populations and economic activity. Cost savings in construction, assisted by higher productivity and reuse of materials, reduce the costs of accommodation and contribute to increasing urban density (Hesham Hyari et al., 2015). Material consumption per dollar of GDP has also decreased as construction technologies have gradually advanced over time. Normally once a project breaks ground, an endless log jam specifically suited to impede progress ensues. An increase in cost overruns and delays follows, especially in megaprojects. The larger the project, the lengthier the delay relative to the scheduled completion date (Meyer Boake, 2022). The construction industry is a driver of economic growth in many countries. Worldwide, billions of people will need adequate housing furnished with transportation infrastructure and other services over the next few decades. Understanding the role of construction for urban development will, therefore, provide important insights into the growth of emerging economies and the redevelopment of mature economies.
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