Construction organisations and governments need to seek a sustainable solution to
optimise resource consumption, minimise energy use, and reduce glasshouse gas …

Purpose While circular economy (CE) is fast becoming a political and economic agenda for
global urban development, there are still substantial knowledge gaps in possible strategies …

The current growing interest in the circular economy (CE) offers extensive opportunities to
promote the adoption of more sustainable consumption and production practices across …

Construction consumes more than 3 billion tons of raw materials globally each year.
Adopting circular economy principles can help reduce waste and save more than $100 …

There is enormous potential for the construction industry in adopting a circular economy
(CE) approach, but the decision-making tools to support its adoption are lacking. This …

Growing environmental concerns and the threat of resource scarcity have heightened
interest in the Circular Economy (CE) concept over the last decade. Nonetheless …

Abstract The Circular Economy (CE) has become increasingly important across various
industries. It challenges the traditional take-make-dispose approach and aims to maximize …

The construction sector has suffered from low productivity and considerable wastes due to
the fragmentation of its value chain, the large number of diverse stakeholders and the …

The considerable environmental impacts, resource consumption and waste generation
emanating from buildings are a cause of great concern and political attention. Interest in the …

Circular economy (CE) is an emerging concept in the construction industry that focuses on
maintaining materials in a continuous cycle to maximize their value. Although previous …