This book offers a comprehensive and integrated view of the construction sector, both nationally and internationally, in language that is accessible to all interested parties. It covers the historical evolution of construction, the political, economic, social, and technological challenges the sector faces, and proposes strategic measures to drive growth and strengthen resilience.

The life cycle of construction projects is explored with particular emphasis on project management, considering widely recognized regulatory and standard references. Opinion articles on contemporary issues and emerging trends in the sector are included, followed by an analysis of risks and opportunities, and guidelines for managing organizational change.

The book concludes by highlighting the value of construction for humanity, given its tangible contributions to housing supply, infrastructure, and employment. Construction is recognized not only as an economic driver but as a fundamental element in the development of societies over time.

Designed to engage a broad audience, including students, professionals, and anyone interested in understanding the dynamics of the construction industry. By addressing historical developments, current trends, and emerging challenges, the book provides valuable insights that can be applied both locally and globally.