The construction industry is one of the most energy-consuming and Contamination industries. Lean construction (L.C.) is an advanced manufacturing approach that could potentially bring novel developments in the construction industry and seeks to elevate the value of the building, diminishing waste. Off-site construction (OSC) techniques have numerous advantages. Recent research studies have outlined the advantages of bringing together L.C. and OSC. This research aims to identify the elements of blending L.C. and OSC for the Industrialization architecture framework. The core ideas that are integrated into the framework are addressed and discussed. This research employed a 3-step bibliometric review of industrialization research within the construction and manufacturing sectors. A comprehensive systematic literature review technique to review the literature on L.C. and OSC for industrialization architecture identified factors of integrated L.C. and OSC for industrialization architecture and arrived at a conceptual model by recognizing these components. To refine AEC performance toward industrialization construction, The increased efficiency of the enhanced production system is taking a more prominent place. The introduction of automation and robotic systems into the construction process, pre-fabrication technique, construction 4.0 and use of information communication technology and digital technology (BIM, RFID,...), use of DFMA technique (design for manufacture and assembly) and sustainability ability for the elimination of construction waste are factors for integrating L.C. and OSC for industrialization architecture. This document provides a reference for future construction direction to achieve industrialization construction.
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