The end-of-life of buildings is increasingly involved to improve waste management and
environmental concern of the construction sector. A Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) model is …

Purpose The objective of this case study is to identify the relevant processes needed in the
environmental assessment of the end of life of a building and to identify the demolition …

At urban level, the generation Municipal Solid Waste and Construction and Demolition
Waste is mostly related to the life-cycle of buildings. An evaluation method based on Life …

The study investigates the potential environmental impacts related to the end-of-life phase of
a residential building, identified in a multifamily dwelling of three levels, constructed in the …

Abstract The Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) represents a suitable methodology to evaluate
quantitatively the environmental impact related to a product or a process and it can be used …

This paper provides a review of the literature that applies the life cycle assessment (LCA)
methodology to the assessment of the environmental performance of the life cycle of …

The purpose of this study is to quantify comparable environmental impacts within a Life
Cycle Analysis (LCA) perspective, for buildings in which the first (Materials) and last (End of …

This paper outlines a methodology for structuring a generic database of environmental
impacts on the end-of-life phase of buildings, which can be used at the national level, in …

Waste generated by the Construction Sector represents an environmental problem in many
countries. To achieve increasingly eco-efficient waste management, Life Cycle Assessment …

Conducting life cycle assessments, or LCAs, involves many uncertainties, including those
related to the factor of time. Time is very important in the environmental assessment of …