Australia has many unique features that make the approach to a transition to circular
economy different to other countries. There is growing recognition that the current linear …

The building sector is a major contributor to global resource consumption and waste
generation. The circular economy (CE) concept offers a promising alternative to the …

Blockchain and smart contracts are measures to speed up the diffusion of circular economy
into construction processes. Nevertheless, integrated solutions that cover all the aspects of …

This study evaluates simultaneously the symmetries and asymmetries on the classification of
barriers to circular economy (CE) adoption in the building construction industry (BCI) of …

To achieve zero waste and cumber the acute environmental effect of the building
construction industry (BCI), circular economy (CE) implementation is pertinent. Such …

Growing population and urbanisation have led to a significant increase in construction and
demolition (C&D) waste generation. There are urgent calls for government and industry to …

The building industry is one of the largest consumers of materials resources and significant
contributors to global waste. Applying core principles of circular economy (CE) could …

The construction and demolition (C&D) waste stream is the main source of solid waste in
Australia. While there is a strong circularity drive in Australia's and state/territory …

Construction projects using emerging bio-based materials have been realized over the past
ten to fifteen years within Europe. Bio-based buildings utilize properties of natural materials …

On a local scale, municipalities often incur high costs as a result of the illegal dum** of
construction and demolition waste (CDW), due to gaps in awareness and training, a lack of …