Trabalho teórico de estudos para pesquisa de processos construtivos não estruturais

Abstract

The study was developed based on the main ABNT standards and technical references that guide the execution of the non-structural stages of the Palazzo Murano project. This theoretical foundation helped clarify the performance, quality, and standardization criteria required in installations, masonry, coatings, and waterproofing systems. It also reinforced how proper project compatibility and process control help prevent rework and ensure a more accurate and efficient final delivery. The methodology combined practical observations with technical analysis. Field inspections were carried out, along with photographic records, conversations with professionals, and the collection of real data from the construction site. In addition, a quantitative evaluation was conducted through measurements, comparisons with standards, and a review of project documents. This allowed the identification of key points in the process, such as productivity challenges, minor incompatibilities between disciplines, and 5 specific care required in moisture-prone areas. The final analysis made it possible to consolidate a comprehensive diagnosis of the project. Although the construction demonstrated strong compliance with technical standards and good execution practices, opportunities for improvement remain, especially regarding project compatibility and material supply flow. The tools applied in the study helped organize the findings clearly and highlight optimization points.