This paper aims at presenting one solution for the main constrain that is hindering the use of LCA in the building sector. The main constrain is the lack of environmental data for most building materials, products and technologies, including steel products and steelbased building systems. Based in the work of CEN TC 350 and in the work of iiSBE Portugal in the development of the Portuguese rating system SBToolPT®, this paper will present and discuss the development of a method to simplify LCA for effective use during the design phase. The presented method is based in the development of an LCA database that covers most of the building technologies used in buildings in Portugal, including steel assemblies
This paper demonstrates how to achieve energy savings in the construction and operation of buildings...
The required estimation of performances of a building cannot be limited to its energy efficiency any...
Methodological issues of LCA application to building sector: challenges, risks and opportunitie
The aim of this paper is to present one solution to integrate more accurate environmental assessmen...
The main constrain for the widespread use of LCA in the building sector is the lack of environmental...
Nowadays there is an increasing concern with the high emissions of polluting gases, the high use of ...
The selection of the most suitable Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) databases, and corresponding elementa...
This study analyses the most representative features of Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) applied to the bu...
This study analyses the most representative features of Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) applied to the bu...
The use of steel within the construction sector has enabled the delivery of larger-volume and more c...
The use of steel within the construction sector has enabled the delivery of larger-volume and more c...
The use of steel within the construction sector has enabled the delivery of larger-volume and more c...
The Life-cycle Assessment (LCA) method and the Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) each play a c...
Oppression from construction industry to environment is unavoidable but construction industry has po...
The required estimation of performances of a building cannot be limited to its energy efficiency any...
This paper demonstrates how to achieve energy savings in the construction and operation of buildings...
The required estimation of performances of a building cannot be limited to its energy efficiency any...
Methodological issues of LCA application to building sector: challenges, risks and opportunitie
The aim of this paper is to present one solution to integrate more accurate environmental assessmen...
The main constrain for the widespread use of LCA in the building sector is the lack of environmental...
Nowadays there is an increasing concern with the high emissions of polluting gases, the high use of ...
The selection of the most suitable Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) databases, and corresponding elementa...
This study analyses the most representative features of Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) applied to the bu...
This study analyses the most representative features of Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) applied to the bu...
The use of steel within the construction sector has enabled the delivery of larger-volume and more c...
The use of steel within the construction sector has enabled the delivery of larger-volume and more c...
The use of steel within the construction sector has enabled the delivery of larger-volume and more c...
The Life-cycle Assessment (LCA) method and the Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) each play a c...
Oppression from construction industry to environment is unavoidable but construction industry has po...
The required estimation of performances of a building cannot be limited to its energy efficiency any...
This paper demonstrates how to achieve energy savings in the construction and operation of buildings...
The required estimation of performances of a building cannot be limited to its energy efficiency any...
Methodological issues of LCA application to building sector: challenges, risks and opportunitie