Purpose Of late, cities across the globe are taking pragmatic steps towards addressing
environmental, social and economic problems in the debate on sustainable development …

The construction industry is vital to Malaysia's economic growth by contributing to the gross
domestic product, job opportunities and improving the social well-being of the society …

Green infrastructure alternatives such as green roofs and walls (GRGW) are part of nature-
based solutions for managing complex urban environmental, health, and well-being …

The construction industry influences and accelerates national growth and development, but
it, however, contributes to unsustainable and eco-unfriendly development which impacts on …

Purpose The advances in green city growth are widely discussed in extant literature. The
benefits of green cities to urban development in recent discussions of sustainability and …

The complexity and fragmented nature and the multiple stakeholders in the construction
industry often make it difficult to come up with a firm decision regarding sustainable building …

Purpose To be able to achieve the uptake and usage of green buildings requires various
actors within the construction value chain to be engaged. Despite its global uptake, green …

Green building (GB) is receiving global acclaim as the most formidable answer to the
adverse effects brought upon the climate and environment by buildings and construction …

Purpose This paper explored the socioeconomic factors affecting green cities development.
Extant literature have highlighted green cities as a major path towards sustainability in the …

Purpose The increasing concern for waste reduction in the global construction industry has
led to diverse sustainable approaches emerging globally in the past decade. Material …