Abstract Massive amounts of Construction, Renovation, and Demolition (CRD) waste are
produced from the construction sector. Growing needs for the circularity of the construction …

The construction sector is one of the fastest-growing in the world and significantly
contributes to economic growth. To maximize profits without sacrificing quality, the concept …

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 …

Against the backdrop of advocating for ultra-low energy consumption buildings both
domestically and internationally, much attention has been attracted to energy consumption …

The rapid development of urbanization generates building demolition that impacts the
environment with building waste. This paper provides a method aiming at the deconstruction …

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 …

With the promotion of sustainability in the buildings and construction sector, the carbon
saving strategies for the end-of-life (EoL) phase have been receiving increasing attention. In …

Achieving energy-optimized buildings have long been amongst top priorities in building
sector and increasingly led designers towards implementing new materials and design …

Purpose The reverse logistics supply chain (RLSC) for demolition waste management
(DWM) is a complex process that inherits significant interdependent risks. However, studies …

In the case of building demolition, the construction industry increasingly prioritizes
sustainable waste management and environmental protection. Life cycle assessment (LCA) …