Sustainable Construction Framework Model on Development of Likupang Special Economic Zone

Abstract

Abstract Infrastructure development must pay attention to basic aspects such as technical and social infrastructure. A special approach is needed to achieve sustainable development that adopts three main pillars in infrastructure development such as economic, environmental and social disparities. The absence of a holistic sustainable construction model requires a comprehensive solution by conducting an in-depth study to formulate the right model in implementing sustainable construction. The aim of this study is to build a holistic sustainable construction proposal model, which is expected to be a standard model so that it can be a guidance for stakeholders in implementing Sustainable Construction in the Likupang special economic zone (SEZ). This study used a quantitative method by structural equation modeling (SEM), as a multivariate analysis technique to examine the relation between complex variables and to obtain a comprehensive picture of the entire model. The sample used was 80 respondents. The results of this study indicate that the model built 56.8% has been fit and ready to be implemented. The results also show that economic and government factors have a positive and significant impact on sustainable construction. This study concludes that the model built is good and can be implemented in the Likupang SEZ.

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