In the last decade, both Industry 4.0 technologies and the circular economy have expanded
exponentially and they have received epistemological attention. However, there is a lack of …

With the rapid growth of the construction industry and urbanization, the construction and
demolition waste (CDW) has constituted the most major solid waste flow in the world. The …

The construction industry plays an essential role in a country's economic growth. The
industry has been criticised for activities and processes that generate high volumes of waste …

The need to reduce waste generation and resource extraction arising from the traditional
linear economy system is gaining the attention of scholars, organisations and governments …

The circular economy (CE) is one of the most recent approaches being adopted around the
world to tackle waste management issues. Recent research efforts have shown that …

Effective minimisation of construction material waste has demonstrated that environmental
pollution arising from construction activities can be reduced. Yet, there is insufficient …

Purpose The circular economy concept emerged as the resolution to the destructive linear
economy practices. Nevertheless, the transition to a circular built environment is hindered …

The architecture, engineering, construction, and operation (AECO) sector significantly
contributes to natural resource depletion, pollution, and climate change impacts. The design …

As the climate change signs become more noticeable, the concern to prioritize sustainability
within the AEC industry intensifies. This particularly pertained to issues related to the …

Circular economy (CE) is hinged upon resource optimisation as a more viable and
sustainable approach against the extractivist linear economic model that has resulted in …