A rapid development of building environmental research from the globe is witnessed in
recent years to deal with the environmental issues, especially in terms of energy …

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

Prefabrication can have advantages in terms of materials and time efficiency, but the overall
environmental and cost trade‐offs between the two construction methods are unclear and …

Prefabricated construction has increasingly captivated the attention of the global
construction sector due to factors such as reduced overall construction times and improved …

Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns requires urgent actions to combat
climate change and its impacts as established by Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) …

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is considered an innovative tool to analyze environmental
impacts to make decisions aimed at improving the environmental performance of building …

Buildings are big consumers of energy and materials, and important producers of waste and
emissions. Prefabrication presents an opportunity to reduce impacts in the building sector; …

Buildings are responsible for a significant natural resources diminution and emissions to the
environment. Thus, the building industry has become a global target for reducing …

In New Zealand, housing is typically low density, with light timber framing being the
dominant form of construction with more than 90% of the market. From 2020, as a result of …

The life-cycle assessment method, which originates from general products and services, has
gradually come to be applied to investigations of the life-cycle carbon emissions (LCCE) of …