Understanding the negative impact of the construction industry and the built environment on the ecological environment, the European Commission (EC) aims to harmonise and improve sustainable construction regulatory frameworks in Member States of the European Union. This paper discusses the topics of sustainable construction that are currently regulated in Europe. It asks to what extent there is homogeneity among Member States in doing so; and what strategies the EC may apply in improving both the homogeneity in, and attention for sustainable construction regulation among Member States. It finds that current EC Directives have a positive effect, but may be too resource-intensive to address the ecological risks generated by the construction i...
There is considerable variation in the extent to which environmental measures are adopted in housing...
If the capitalist economy could be redirected to serve sustainability, it would bring hope for havin...
EN Eurocodes that are a set of 10 European Standards, EN 1990 - EN 1999, providing common technical ...
Understanding the negative impact of the construction industry and the built environment on the ecol...
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is first, to gain insight into how the European member states ha...
European harmonisation of construction products provides a uniform expression of performance aspects...
The paper discusses institutional dynamics and institutional barriers, looking at the way policy tow...
Requirements on the sustainable quality (e.g. energy performance) of new and existing buildings are ...
A surprisingly big number of Strategies, Initiatives and Action Plans of the European Union have obj...
Sustainability in construction has a short history in terms of principles, standardisations and appl...
At present, the construction sector is one of the industries generating the greatest environmental i...
The current state of the environment in general, including the construction sector, is experiencing ...
Various regulations, standards, regulations or recommendations are an important part of the design a...
What is the environmental potential of the existing housing stock in the EU and the accession countr...
The implementation of the principles and methods towards a Sustainable Construction varies across d...
There is considerable variation in the extent to which environmental measures are adopted in housing...
If the capitalist economy could be redirected to serve sustainability, it would bring hope for havin...
EN Eurocodes that are a set of 10 European Standards, EN 1990 - EN 1999, providing common technical ...
Understanding the negative impact of the construction industry and the built environment on the ecol...
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is first, to gain insight into how the European member states ha...
European harmonisation of construction products provides a uniform expression of performance aspects...
The paper discusses institutional dynamics and institutional barriers, looking at the way policy tow...
Requirements on the sustainable quality (e.g. energy performance) of new and existing buildings are ...
A surprisingly big number of Strategies, Initiatives and Action Plans of the European Union have obj...
Sustainability in construction has a short history in terms of principles, standardisations and appl...
At present, the construction sector is one of the industries generating the greatest environmental i...
The current state of the environment in general, including the construction sector, is experiencing ...
Various regulations, standards, regulations or recommendations are an important part of the design a...
What is the environmental potential of the existing housing stock in the EU and the accession countr...
The implementation of the principles and methods towards a Sustainable Construction varies across d...
There is considerable variation in the extent to which environmental measures are adopted in housing...
If the capitalist economy could be redirected to serve sustainability, it would bring hope for havin...
EN Eurocodes that are a set of 10 European Standards, EN 1990 - EN 1999, providing common technical ...