Abstract Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is increasingly used for decision-making in the design
process of buildings and neighbourhoods. Therefore, visualisation of LCA results to support …

The main objectives of this review are to identify the advanced strategies and research gaps
in the integration of BIM-LCA approaches and to propose research opportunities for …

Digital tools based on Building Information Modelling (BIM) provide the potential to facilitate
environmental performance assessments of buildings. Various tools that use a BIM model …

Abstract Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is considered as the most suitable way to assess the
environmental impact of buildings. Due to its extensiveness and complexity, but also due to …

The analyzed research issue provides a model for Carbon Footprint estimation at an early
design stage. In the context of climate neutrality, it is important to introduce regenerative …

Despite the environmental, social, and economic benefits of integrating quantitative analysis
in early architectural design stages, tools developed for this purpose see little use in …

Architectural design variables (ADVs) highly influence a building's sustainability
performance. Thus, identifying which ADVs are most influential in a building's early stages is …

In light of the Paris Agreement's objectives and the related European and Swiss goals of
decarbonising the built environment, the importance, relevance, and potential benefits of …

To reach the goals of limiting global warming, the embodied greenhouse gas (GHG)
emissions of new buildings need to be quantified and optimized in the very early design …

Abstract Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) has become a widely accepted method for
environmental assessment of buildings, but is still not commonly applied in design practice …