Rate My Professor Robert Lopez

His research specializations in construction management include design error reduction and containment strategies in projects, probabilistic assessment of design error costs, comparative analysis on the adoption and use of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in road infrastructure projects, case studies on subcontracting arrangements in scaffolding supply chains for Liquefied Natural Gas infrastructure projects, obstacles preventing off-site prefabrication of timber and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) services through qualitative analyses from Australian builders and suppliers, environmental implications of using waste glass as aggregate in concrete, and review of concepts for utilizing barcode and QR code technology to access documents onsite in construction and facilities management. Lopez's publications have accumulated 983 citations. Key works encompass "Review and Concepts on How Construction and Facilities Management can Utilize Barcode and QR Code Technology to Access Documents Onsite" (2025), "Environmental Implications of Using Waste Glass as Aggregate in Concrete" (2024), "Obstacles Preventing the Off-Site Prefabrication of Timber and MEP Services: Qualitative Analyses from Builders and Suppliers in Australia" (2022, with Heap-Yih Chong), "Case Study on Subcontracting Arrangements in the Scaffolding Supply Chain of a Liquefied Natural Gas Infrastructure Project" (2017, with Heap Yih Chong, S. Moon, Xiangyu Wang), "Probabilistic Assessment of Design Error Costs" (2013), and contributions to design error analysis and prevention in social infrastructure projects (2012).