To foster sustainable development, the environmental impacts of the construction sector
need to be reduced substantially. Life cycle assessment (LCA) is the established …

In the high-energy, high-carbon landscape of the construction industry, a detailed and
precise life cycle assessment (LCA) is essential. This review examines the role of building …

Buildings are responsible for many environmental issues during construction. Although
many studies have evaluated buildings' life cycle embodied environmental impacts (LCEEI) …

Building information modeling (BIM) helps simplify data acquisition and reduce labor-
intensive processes in the life cycle assessment (LCA) of buildings. However, there is a lack …

Buildings contribute a significant portion of global greenhouse gas emissions and have the
potential for large-scale impact reductions. Reducing the whole-life impacts of buildings is …

Prefabrication has gained its popularity in countries including China due to its various
advantages such as quality control, waste reduction, onsite and offsite parallel coordination …

Buildings' energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions are a major global concern.
Healthcare buildings, being crucial to society, pose particular challenges due to their round …

The construction sector is a major producer of greenhouse gas and waste. Several studies
reveal the close relationship between the design phase and the reduction of environmental …

The main objectives of this review are to identify the advanced strategies and research gaps
in the integration of BIM-LCA approaches and to propose research opportunities for …

Integrating life cycle assessment (LCA) and life cycle cost (LCC) is important for assessing
and balancing the economic and environmental impact of buildings, and Building …