The life-cycle assessment method, which originates from general products and services, has
gradually come to be applied to investigations of the life-cycle carbon emissions (LCCE) of …

The embodied carbon emissions of buildings are increasingly important to mitigate. Most of
these emissions come from structural systems. While many strategies have been identified …

As global concerns about climate change and environmental sustainability escalate, the
construction industry is shifting significantly towards eco-resilient and sustainable building …

With an embodied carbon content of 0.93 kg CO 2/kg, cement is an essential component of
concrete. As the global demand for concrete construction is rising, research is being …

Digital twin (DT) provides effective pathways to solve issues in the construction industry,
particularly smart construction and carbon emissions in prefabrication. Past DT research …

The increase in global surface temperatures will surpass the 2° C target set by the Paris
Agreement unless carbon emissions are lowered to zero by 2050. To date, the building …

This research uses uncertainty analysis to determine and compare the range of embodied
carbon outcomes of mid-rise mass timber and concrete buildings in Australia. In doing so, it …

Uncertainties in the life cycle assessment (LCA) of buildings affect the environmental
performance benchmarking and can lead to incorrect decision-making. Reducing …

With underground increasingly used for accommodating infrastructure and transport
networks, construction sustainability throughout the life cycle of projects attracts growing …

There is a global call for a paradigm shift in the construction industry towards carbon
neutrality, but a scant effort has been madein practice, especially concerning circularity. This …