Abstract The Construction Industry is responsible for over 30% of the extraction of natural
resources, as well as 25% of solid waste generated in the world. This happens because the …

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 …

Nowadays, the construction industry has turned to the consumption of large amounts of
natural resources in line with global population growth, which has led to the shortage of …

Purpose The built environment is a key sector for the transition towards a so-called circular
economy, contributing to solve the global environmental challenges humanity is facing. As …

The effective implantation of the circular economy (CE) presents a great challenge to the
industrial sectors, mostly in those of greater environmental impact, such as construction …

Increasing interests of circular economy (CE) principles applied into construction projects
has led to the development of assessment methods for their justification. The use of smaller …

Eine konsistente Kreislaufführung der zur Verfügung stehenden Ressourcen ist eine der
großen Herausforderungen für das Bauen in der Zukunft. Dieser Aufsatz liefert einen Beitrag …

Being the building sector responsible of 30–40% of total greenhouse gases' emissions and
being some administrations (eg, EU and Canada) targeting net-zero carbon emissions by …

Amid global climate change challenges, the construction industry faces an urgent transition
from a linear production model to a Circular Economy (CE). Initiatives and recommendations …

Due to the rising global population, the construction industry has significantly depleted
natural resources, resulting in both resource scarcity and heightened environmental impacts …