Decarbonizing the building sector is extremely important to mitigating climate change as the
sector contributes 40% of the overall energy consumption and 36% of the total greenhouse …

Considering the vast and rapidly growing area of buildings, LCA research is being led in
numerous different areas ranging from building materials and components level to whole …

Current environmental problems arising from the building sector require tools to help reduce
resource consumption and environmental impact. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a widely …

This review organises and summarises the recent contributions related to the environmental
evaluation of building refurbishment and renovation using the lifecycle assessment (LCA) …

An overview of current status of the available literature on Life Cycle Energy, Life Cycle
Greenhouse gasses, and Conventional Life Cycle Assessment of commercial and …

Recent years have witnessed a rapid adoption of digital manufacturing techniques in the
architecture and construction industry, with a strong focus on additive manufacturing and 3D …

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 increasing awareness of the undesirable environmental impact of cement-based
products has led to rethinking earth construction within the digitally mechanised framework …

An extensive and updated review of 223 values about the embodied energy and carbon of
building insulation materials, mainly retrieved from 156 Environmental Product Declarations …

Purpose Life cycle assessment (LCA) has not been widely applied in the building design
process because it is perceived to be complex and time-consuming. There is a high demand …