Construction and demolition waste (CDW) accounts for at least 30% of the total solid waste
produced around the world. At around 924 million tons in the European Union in 2016 and …

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 …

Sustainable development is becoming increasingly important in the construction sector.
Therefore, building techniques that reduce environmental impacts by minimizing industrial …

The use of excavated earth is a circular and carbon neutral solution gaining growing
interest. However, its high variability in properties makes it difficult to master as raw materials …

Existing life cycle assessments of concrete containing supplementary cementitious materials
(SCMs) hinge on methodological procedures that might skew the results towards the …

The demand for concrete has increased manifolds due to rapid urbanization and
development across the globe. Natural fine aggregates (NFA) and natural coarse …

In the current phase, the engineering and construction industry has successfully engaged in
a challenge for consuming “sustainable, green and recycled products” in manufacturing of …

Conservation of natural products and recycling in concrete industry wastes are the foremost
needs of the current period. Intense utilization of alternate materials in concrete …

Using mineral slags to replace a portion of cement is a promising way to reduce carbon
emissions from concrete production. However, slag concrete suffers from low early-age …

This study investigates the engineering properties of compressed stabilized earth blocks
(CSEBs) incorporating crushed brick waste as alternative to soil-sand mixture as well as …