Add to ORKGA study of historic examples of buildings that were designed for disassembly reveals a number of important lessons in the technology employed. These lessons can inform designers such that they may better design for disassembly to attempt to increase the rates of reuse and recycling in the building industry
The negative environmental impacts of buildings are now recognised as being of great concern. Increa...
This thesis is motivated by the fact that today the building industry is a significant waste contrib...
The disassembly of a building may sound like the opposite of its assembly, but in practice it seldom...
A study of historic examples of buildings that were designed for disassembly reveals a number of imp...
One of the main obstacles to building material reuse is the difficulty in separating materials and c...
The construction industry accounts for a significant portion of the material consumption of our indu...
The construction and demolition industry accounts for approximately one third of all material waste ...
Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2017This thesis explores opportunities for extending th...
With increasing levels of awareness about ecosystems constraints on development, and a growing desir...
The construction industry is responsible for a significant part of the solid waste that industrialis...
This paper focuses on the Design for Deconstruction (DfD) as a method of designing buildings with th...
Thesis (M. Eng.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineerin...
The disassembly of buildings to recover materials and components for future reuse is not widely prac...
The building legacy of the 20th century has been one of waste and toxicity. The US EPA has estimated...
The dominant life cycle model of building materials and components is a linear system, which ends in...
The negative environmental impacts of buildings are now recognised as being of great concern. Increa...
This thesis is motivated by the fact that today the building industry is a significant waste contrib...
The disassembly of a building may sound like the opposite of its assembly, but in practice it seldom...
A study of historic examples of buildings that were designed for disassembly reveals a number of imp...
One of the main obstacles to building material reuse is the difficulty in separating materials and c...
The construction industry accounts for a significant portion of the material consumption of our indu...
The construction and demolition industry accounts for approximately one third of all material waste ...
Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2017This thesis explores opportunities for extending th...
With increasing levels of awareness about ecosystems constraints on development, and a growing desir...
The construction industry is responsible for a significant part of the solid waste that industrialis...
This paper focuses on the Design for Deconstruction (DfD) as a method of designing buildings with th...
Thesis (M. Eng.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineerin...
The disassembly of buildings to recover materials and components for future reuse is not widely prac...
The building legacy of the 20th century has been one of waste and toxicity. The US EPA has estimated...
The dominant life cycle model of building materials and components is a linear system, which ends in...
The negative environmental impacts of buildings are now recognised as being of great concern. Increa...
This thesis is motivated by the fact that today the building industry is a significant waste contrib...
The disassembly of a building may sound like the opposite of its assembly, but in practice it seldom...