This systematic review critically examines the intersection of digital transformation and
circular economy (CE) principles within the built environment. While digitalisation has been …

There are several sustainability issues that the linear economy of today's society cannot
adequately tackle (ie resource depletion, waste treatment, etc.). As a result, the scientific …

Energy saving, emission reduction and low carbon development are the key contents to
promote sustainable development in the world, which are also important paths to achieve …

Passports for circularity, eg, digital product passports and material passports (MPs), have
gained recognition as essential policy instruments for the Circular Economy goals of the …

The circular economy (CE) has emerged as a paradigm to protect the environment and the
well-being of future generations. In parallel, Blockchain technology (BC) has emerged as a …

Digital product passport (DPP) is a key regulatory element of the latest European Union's
Circular Economy Action Plan. By enhancing product traceability and supply chain …

With increasing interest in automatic and intelligent systems to enhance the building and
construction industry, digital twins (DT) are gaining popularity as cost-effective solutions to …

Abstract To accelerate Circular Economy (CE) implementation in the built environment,
integrated information systems that are capable to identify, coordinate, and evaluate CE …

Housing practices are forcing accelerated demand for natural resources and flow-on effects
contribute to severe environmental consequences. Transition to a Circular Economy (CE) …

Recent studies have advocated that digital technologies (DTs) positively affect the transition
of a linear economy model to a circular economy (CE) model and facilitate enterprises in …