Amid continued growth in the building stock, the pursuit of sustainable buildings is
dominated by a focus on carbon neutrality and green, often overlooking resource …

Building stock management is becoming a global societal and political issue, inter alia
because of growing sustainability concerns. Comprehensive and openly accessible building …

The building sector consumes large quantities of resources and generates high levels of
construction and demolition (C&D) waste. From an 'urban mining'perspective, the building …

In developing economies, residential energy consumption patterns have rapidly transformed
with better energy access and service quality. Unlike other building types, residential …

Demolition of buildings is one fundamental, but little studied, factor in the dynamics of
building stocks. This research study examines the characteristics and location of demolished …

Building stock constitutes a huge repository of construction materials in a city and a potential
source for replacing primary resources in the future. This article describes the application of …

Anthropogenic stocks are increasingly seen as potential reserves for secondary resources,
which has led to a rapid development in research of urban metabolic systems. With regard to …

Urbanisation is transforming landscapes across the world. As the urban matrix is extending
across all landscape types, new spatial configurations have blurred the former contrast …

Research has identified cities as potential urban mines for recovering secondary
construction materials. Studies typically focus on stocks or flows of bulk materials on high …

Data are essential to urban building energy models and yet, obtaining sufficient and
accurate building data at a large-scale is challenging. Previous studies have highlighted that …