Traditionally, construction waste management researchers have been less interested in
carbon emissions, as the construction waste they deal with is largely solid and visible while …

Selective demolition (or deconstruction) is important for achieving efficient circular principles
in the construction sector, involving various stakeholders in the whole life cycle of buildings …

Previous research has shown a lack of studies with comparisons between primary (virgin)
and secondary (re-used) building materials, and their embodied emissions. The creation of …

This investigation delineates the environmental ramifications of the adaptive reuse of historic
buildings through a comprehensive life cycle analysis (LCA) posed against traditional …

The rapid growth of urbanization, along with the extensive construction of infrastructure and
real estate projects, has resulted in higher rates of Construction and Demolition Waste (C&D …

The management of building end-of-life is a significant environmental concern in the
construction industry. It is a complex topic due to the diverse decision alternatives for on-site …

Direct reuse and recycling of materials can significantly reduce the net environmental impact
of the global construction sector. The feasibility of reuse and recyclablity of building systems …

Buildings have a monumental impact on the environment and the economy and account for
about 40% of energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and materials entering the …

A preocupação com os resíduos gerados por processos de demolição tem impulsionado a
busca por métodos mais sustentáveis para essa prática. No Brasil, desde o cancelamento …