Although the construction sector is one of the least digitized sectors, the last decade has
been a period that some qualify as the 4th industrial revolution, notably with the adoption of …

Although the construction sector is one of the least digitized sectors, the last decade has
been a period that some qualify as the 4th industrial revolution, notably with the adoption of …

Despite the transition towards a circular economy (CE) being a significant element in
achieving the decarbonisation of the built environment, a clear and common pathway to …

The current linear economy approach of the construction industry is partly responsible for
the environmental impact of the sector. The urgent need to move towards a more circular …

One of the most important topics of today is the waste generation problem. The European
waste generation is responsible for an environmental impact by causing pollution, climate …

Abstract The use of Building Information Modelling (BIM) to improve projects' efficiency,
starts to be a well-known practice, advocated by many governments. Despite the increasing …

The construction industry is in the transition from a linear to a circular economy (CE) where
economic growth is decoupled from materials extraction. The increasing interest in CE …

Several challenges are associated with implementing Circular Economy (CE) in buildings.
These include legal, technical, social, behavioural, and economic barriers. As a result of …

The construction industry is vital for global economic growth, but it faces the challenge of
delivering the built environment efficiently and sustainably. This sector consumes large …

The aim of this thesis is to study the circular economy (CE) model in construction,
sustainability, and the utilization of building information modeling (BIM) to support decision …