Integrating Stakeholder Value Dynamics with Resilience Evaluation for Housing
Publication: Construction Research Congress 2024
ABSTRACT
Enhancing housing resilience requires us to choose a path that can systematically assess the value of resilience to the housing stakeholders. However, there is a lack of methods that assess housing resilience value by considering stakeholders’ perspectives. To address this gap, this paper proposes a human-centered resilience evaluation framework that integrates stakeholder value systems and dynamics with resilience evaluation. The model mathematically incorporates (1) the degree that a resilience asset fulfills stakeholder values (i.e., resilience fulfillment degree), (2) stakeholder value systems and dynamics in a disaster, and (3) the integration and alignment between resilience fulfillment degree and stakeholder value systems. The use of the model was illustrated through an experimental case study that assesses the resilience value of two alternative housing projects in the context of a hurricane disaster. This framework offers a unique approach that integrates human perspectives with resilience assessment and facilitates human-centered resilience designs or strategies.
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