Construction and demolition waste typically comprises of a range of materials, the most
dominant being concrete. Despite rapid growth in construction, the construction and …

The focus on building energy efficiency using alternative materials in structures, especially
concrete, and the main technical and environmental challenges therein, aligns with …

In Bangladesh, the minimisation of construction and demolition waste (CDW) generation is a
demanding need to alleviate the environmental burden. Various barriers limit the effective …

Purpose The construction industry struggles in environmental and economic performance
due to waste generation. Several studies have measured this waste in the construction …

The generation of construction and demolition (C&D) waste is increasing, while
management of it is a major issue which has detrimental effects on environment, economy …

The attention of practitioners, researchers, and policy maker has been drawn to the concept
of sustainability in construction industry because of its level of adoption. This is attributed to …

Construction and Demolition (C&D) waste is one of the most voluminous and harmful
categories of solid waste worldwide, comprising 40% of the total volume of global waste …

The need of construction projects is increasing day by day in developing countries to
improve and build new infrastructures. Due to massive procurement of materials on these …

Building derived materials (BDM) are waste materials that are generated during
constructions and demolition of structural components of buildings. Management and proper …

Construction material wastage has been identified as a major threat to the environment, cost
of delivery, and project duration. This paper sought to identify the significant level of the …