Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a systematic methodology for evaluating the environmental impacts of different product systems. It is a useful tool for comparing different alternative products or systems (including buildings. However, complexities of the built environment and limitations in current LCA data and methodology make implementation of LCA into decision making for building design and specification, very difficult. Streamlined LCA techniques and life cycle thinking are currently the easiest ways to introduce LCA to the building sector. However, in the future, with new developments in LCA. more rigorous tools should become available
The present short paper will briefly illustrate reasons, procedures and application potential of the...
Minimising the direct and indirect environmental impact of buildings over their life cycle has becom...
Buildings and construction have a significant effect on our natural environment and are major contri...
Abstract: Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) was developed to determine the holistic environmental impact o...
The quantification of the environmental impacts of a building can help decisionmakers to identify p...
Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA) is one of various management tools for evaluating environmental concerns...
As the architecture and construction industry places an increased emphasis on sustainability, buildi...
Student paper for Sustainable Design Seminar/Studio, Fall 2009. Instructors: Werner Lang and Wilfred...
This Practice Guide introduces the use of life cycle assessment (LCA) to analyze the environmental i...
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) tools link the environmental context of a building to the desi...
In the context of built environment, buildings are amongst the principal generators of environmental...
Buildings and construction activities account for a notable share of total energy con-sumption, gree...
Purpose This paper reviews the state-of-the art research in life cycle assessment (LCA) applied to ...
International audienceA Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) tool has been developed to evaluate environmenta...
The proper use of materials, products and construction technologies can significantly contribute to ...
The present short paper will briefly illustrate reasons, procedures and application potential of the...
Minimising the direct and indirect environmental impact of buildings over their life cycle has becom...
Buildings and construction have a significant effect on our natural environment and are major contri...
Abstract: Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) was developed to determine the holistic environmental impact o...
The quantification of the environmental impacts of a building can help decisionmakers to identify p...
Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA) is one of various management tools for evaluating environmental concerns...
As the architecture and construction industry places an increased emphasis on sustainability, buildi...
Student paper for Sustainable Design Seminar/Studio, Fall 2009. Instructors: Werner Lang and Wilfred...
This Practice Guide introduces the use of life cycle assessment (LCA) to analyze the environmental i...
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) tools link the environmental context of a building to the desi...
In the context of built environment, buildings are amongst the principal generators of environmental...
Buildings and construction activities account for a notable share of total energy con-sumption, gree...
Purpose This paper reviews the state-of-the art research in life cycle assessment (LCA) applied to ...
International audienceA Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) tool has been developed to evaluate environmenta...
The proper use of materials, products and construction technologies can significantly contribute to ...
The present short paper will briefly illustrate reasons, procedures and application potential of the...
Minimising the direct and indirect environmental impact of buildings over their life cycle has becom...
Buildings and construction have a significant effect on our natural environment and are major contri...