Housing practices are forcing accelerated demand for natural resources and flow-on effects
contribute to severe environmental consequences. Transition to a Circular Economy (CE) …

Modern environmental protection standards have a direct impact on the construction and
shaping of public space. Designers are increasingly reaching for materials produced via …

The concept of a regenerative city goes far beyond a sustainable one. The regenerative
approach is to think of urban green space as a productive landscape, a source of food, and …

Different certification systems are used in the construction market. The Leadership in Energy
and Environmental Design (LEED) or Building Research Establishment Environmental …

Thermal waste transformation plants (waste incineration plants) are a strong architectural
accent in the existing site context. They often function as power plants or combined heat and …

A Passive House (PH) system is not only an opportunity but also a necessity for the further
development of sustainable eco-buildings. Construction of the foundation in energy-efficient …

The construction sector stands as the predominant consumer of cement, steel, and plastic
and is accountable for a substantial 55% of industrial carbon emissions. Greenhouse gases …

Building carbon footprint analysis is a key instrument for assessing the impact of different
constructions on climate change. Several standards and methodologies are available to …

The transition from a linear economy to a CE (circular economy) has the potential to reduce
resource use, environmental impacts, and waste in the built environment. Creating a CE in …

The rapid urbanization in India urges the need for providing basic infrastructure and shelter
to the increasing population in cities. In the urban landscape, housing plays a major role and …