Systematization of the conceptual apparatus of manufacturability of building systems in scientific and methodological literature

The article provides a review of interpretations of the term manufacturability and systematization of the conceptual apparatus of manufacturability of building systems in scientific and methodological literature. The concept of manufacturability in the field of science and technic is regulated primarily for product designs in industry, for example, mechanical engineering. In the construction industry, the term of manufacturability is not enshrined in any regulatory, technical or methodological document, while in scientific research by domestic scientists, the formulations of this concept vary and do not have a systematic approach. The authors highlight the manufacturability of building structures, design solutions, construction and repair work, and operation of buildings and structures. For each type, quantitative and qualitative assessment indicators of the level of manufacturability have been determined, specifying the individual focus of the process or design, without forming a comprehensive conceptual apparatus for the manufacturability of building systems.