Buildings use approximately 48% of global energy each year in their construction and
operation as embodied and operating energy. The embodied energy is used directly …

Buildings consume a significant amount of energy and resources during all stages of their
life cycle, causing enormous environmental impacts. Life cycle energy analysis is a holistic …

Buildings significantly contribute to global annual energy consumption and carbon footprint
in their operation and initial construction. Coming up with an eco-friendly and energy …

Buildings consume approximately half of the annual energy supply of the United States in
their construction and operation. To effectively decrease this extensive energy footprint, both …

Purpose The development of sustainable facilities management (FM) practices requires
active and integrated engagement of the FM organization. Building on a three-year research …

Implementing energy saving measures (ESMs) in buildings is a critical part of the global de-
carbonization process. To private building owners, the cost-effectiveness of ESMs is a major …

During construction and operation, buildings consistently consume nearly half of the global
energy supply, indicating a huge potential for reducing annual carbon emissions. This …

Sustainable facility management (SFM) has a positive effect on the three main pillars of
sustainable buildings: economic, environmental, and social benefits, thereby adding value …

This study investigates how to improve performance and lessen environmental effects by
integrating novel compounds into rubber. The principal aims of this study are to evaluate the …

Purpose This study aims to review the status quo, current state of research, research hot
themes and research gaps in sustainable facilities management (SFM) in the built …