Buddhika Arsecularatne

Research Interests

Automation and technology in building and construction Building Construction Management and Project Planning Building information modelling and management Environmentally sustainable construction activities Project management

Buddhika Arsecularatne

Higher Degree by Research Candidate

Date Position Institution name
2021 - 2023 Temporary Lecturer University of Moratuwa
2021 - 2021 Quantity Surveyor LR Associates Consultant(PVT) Ltd

Date Institution name Country Title
2016 - 2021 University of Moratuwa Sri Lanka Bachelor of Honours Degree in Quantity Surveying

Year Citation
2024 Arsecularatne, B. P., Rodrigo, N., & Chang, R. (2024). Review of reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions through digital twin in built environment. Journal of Building Engineering, 98, 111150-1-111150-18.
DOI Scopus22 WoS19
2024 Arsecularatne, B., Rodrigo, N., & Chang, R. (2024). Digital Twins for Reducing Energy Consumption in Buildings: A Review. Sustainability, 16(21), 9275-1-9275-16.
DOI Scopus25 WoS19

Year Citation
2023 Thilakshan, K., Arsecularatne, B., & Sandanayake, Y. G. (2023). IMPACT OF ECONOMIC DECISIONS ON BUILDING CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL PRICES IN SRI LANKA. In World Construction Symposium Vol. 1 (pp. 569-581). Ceylon Institute of Builders - Sri Lanka.
DOI Scopus2
2023 Arsecularatne, B. P. (2023). THE USE OF PROJECT GOVERNANCE MODES TO MINIMISE CONTRACTORS’ OPPORTUNISTIC BEHAVIOUR. In World Construction Symposium Vol. 1 (pp. 1079-1092). Ceylon Institute of Builders - Sri Lanka.
DOI
2021 Arsecularatne, B. P., & Sandanayake, Y. G. (2021). The choice of project governance modes to minimise contractors’ opportunistic behaviour. In World Construction Symposium (pp. 516-527). The Ceylon Institute of Builders - Sri Lanka.
DOI Scopus1

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