Circular economy strategies seek to reduce the total resources extracted from the
environment and reduce the wastes that human activities generate in pursuit of human …

Cultural heritage (CH) is considered a key element of cities and regions' identity
anduniqueness, contributing to people's wellbeing and health, as well as jobs creation …

This paper is the first in-depth review of the state of the art of environmental impact indicators
for adaptive reuse of cultural heritage (ARCH) buildings from a circular economy …

Buildings and construction have been identified as having the greatest potential for circular
economy value creation. One source of value creation is to recover and reuse building …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to discuss the relation between building conservation
and circular economy (CE), which are often erroneously seen as inherently contradictory to …

The transition from linear economy into circular economy is not realizable until circular
economy principles are applied into the life-cycle stages of buildings which is a proactive …

Buildings are responsible for a third of global greenhouse gas emissions. A large proportion
of their life cycle impacts derives from emissions embedded in materials. Material reuse has …

Population growth, along with a rapid urban expansion, is imposing a heavy pressure on the
planet's finite resources. It is widely acknowledged that the building industry consumes large …

Construction and demolition waste (CDW) is a priority for many policies at global level. This
is due to the high volume of CDW that is produced and its inadequate management. This …

Circular economy (CE) as a new model of economic development promotes the maximum
reuse/recycling of materials, goods and components in order to decrease waste generation …