The increasing interest in bio-based construction materials has resulted in the emergence of
the concept of “buildings as a carbon sink”. Quantifying and comparing the effects of carbon …

Ancient Roman concretes have survived millennia, but mechanistic insights into their
durability remain an enigma. Here, we use a multiscale correlative elemental and chemical …

The built environment is significantly responsible for the current climate crisis, thus
developing more sustainable projects is becoming an urgent objective. One widely …

With increasing environmental damage and decreasing resource availability, sustainability
assessment in the building sector is gaining momentum. A literature review shows that the …

Abstract The building Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) applied to buildings requires collecting
and organizing large quantities of data over all building life cycles. To overcome specific …

Construction assets are complex systems that require the analysis of a huge amount of data
from materials and processes in order to perform a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) …

As the high greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions caused by the construction and real estate
sector receive more attention, more and more countries include an environmental …

The building sector is considered a leading contributor to global greenhouse gas (GHG)
emissions. With the implementation of China's 2030 carbon peak and 2060 carbon-neutral …

The Life-cycle Assessment (LCA) method and the Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)
each play a crucial role in reducing buildings' embodied environmental impacts. EPDs …

Life cycle analysis (LCA) is a crucial instrument in the construction industry, offering a
comprehensive evaluation of the environmental impacts at every stage of a building's …