There is a limited comprehensive analysis of the effectiveness of adopted carbon mitigation
strategies for buildings over their life cycle, that are concerned with temporal perspectives of …

Buildings must adapt and respond dynamically to their environment to reduce their energy
loads and mitigate environmental impacts. Several approaches have addressed responsive …

Currently, building renovation decisions are often driven by immediate investment expenses
and short-term energy cost savings, rather than long-term optimisation. The difference …

Abstract The existing Circular Economy (CE) assessment frameworks developed in the
construction context are limited due to being confined to assessing one or a few aspects of a …

This paper introduces an innovative approach that combines Net Zero Energy (NZE), Net
Zero Carbon (NZC), and Regenerative principles, redefining sustainable architecture in Iran …

The increasing replacement of traditional construction materials with modern alternatives
often overlooks their superior environmental adaptability and sustainability, resulting in …

Demographic, economic, social, and climate change are all putting pressure increasing on
natural resources through global energy, food, and water demand growth, which threatens …

The transition towards a circular economy (CE) has been identified as one of the biggest
challenges for our society in general and for organisations in particular. In this context …

A very important problem encountered all over the world and increasingly widespread is
represented by sustainability. The construction field is responsible for a high environmental …

Purpose This research aims to develop a critical understanding of the employment of digital
technologies (DTs) for LCA studies, outlining both the opportunities and challenges …