Transitioning to a circular economy is indispensable for the construction industry to achieve
sustainable development goals. Understanding trends, gaps, and opportunities in life cycle …

Digital twin (DT) as a virtual replica of a physical asset, can enhance the design,
construction, operation, and maintenance of physical infrastructure. This paper aims to …

The increasing desire for urban development has led to numerous environmental problems.
Environmentally friendly design of building components is one of the most appropriate …

Over 40% of the world's energy consumption occurs in the construction sector. However,
some countries do not address environmental criteria as design requirements in their …

With the improvement of citizens' risk perception ability and environmental protection
awareness, social conflicts caused by environmental problems in large‐scale construction …

It is particularly challenging to achieve sustainability in campus universities, where a high
volume of users and activities has made it more imperative to promote green buildings that …

Campus Sustainability has become challenging because it requires active participation and
coordination of related stakeholders particularly the campus community itself. Previous …

Indoor environmental quality (IEQ) is an effective factor in evaluating the performance of
employees in the workplace. This paper aims to investigate the IEQ of an office building of …

Sustainability is a paradigm which introduces the proper techniques to decrease the harmful
effects of human activities, which lead to pollution. Environmental sustainability is at the …

Each sustainable campus has different way on how to adopt and interpret sustainability into
actions. The effort requires dedicated group of people support, integrated work based …