To limit the climate impact of buildings, low carbon materials such as bio-based materials could be used. This study intends to contribute to the understanding of drivers and barriers for an increased use of bio-based building materials in apartment buildings. For this purpose, semi-structured interviews with Swedish architects, contractors and developers were conducted. The results indicate weak drivers for selecting bio-based materials at present and that the key barriers are insufficient incentives, lack of knowledge and experience, bad examples, issues regarding performance, and construction-related culture and habits. Important future drivers could be green building certificates and other environmental standards and regulations, eviden...
To meet national and international emission targets, the Swedish building sector needs to drasticall...
Many studies have shown that wooden buildings in general have a lower climate impact than buildings ...
Limiting global warming to 1.5°C requires immediate and drastic reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) e...
To limit the climate impact of buildings, low carbon materials such as bio-based materials could be ...
This study is intended to contribute to the understanding of the probability that bio-based material...
This study investigates how Swedish municipalities work to reduce the climate change impact of build...
The recently observed tendency for development of sustainable structures and increasing environmenta...
In the housing market enormous challenges exist for the retrofitting of existing housing in combinat...
The construction sector is a major contributor to global warming. One solution to the challenge is t...
Purpose: The aim of this study was to investigate the climate impact of building materials used in t...
This master thesis dealt with 12 biodegradable materials that were researched extensively under vari...
Many studies have shown that wooden buildings in general have a lower climate impact than buildings ...
Bioeconomy helps to move towards a renewable, fossil-free future. The environmental impact is signif...
A variety of climate mitigation strategies is available to mitigate climate impacts of buildings. Se...
Significant negative environmental impacts are attributed to the building sector. To complement oper...
To meet national and international emission targets, the Swedish building sector needs to drasticall...
Many studies have shown that wooden buildings in general have a lower climate impact than buildings ...
Limiting global warming to 1.5°C requires immediate and drastic reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) e...
To limit the climate impact of buildings, low carbon materials such as bio-based materials could be ...
This study is intended to contribute to the understanding of the probability that bio-based material...
This study investigates how Swedish municipalities work to reduce the climate change impact of build...
The recently observed tendency for development of sustainable structures and increasing environmenta...
In the housing market enormous challenges exist for the retrofitting of existing housing in combinat...
The construction sector is a major contributor to global warming. One solution to the challenge is t...
Purpose: The aim of this study was to investigate the climate impact of building materials used in t...
This master thesis dealt with 12 biodegradable materials that were researched extensively under vari...
Many studies have shown that wooden buildings in general have a lower climate impact than buildings ...
Bioeconomy helps to move towards a renewable, fossil-free future. The environmental impact is signif...
A variety of climate mitigation strategies is available to mitigate climate impacts of buildings. Se...
Significant negative environmental impacts are attributed to the building sector. To complement oper...
To meet national and international emission targets, the Swedish building sector needs to drasticall...
Many studies have shown that wooden buildings in general have a lower climate impact than buildings ...
Limiting global warming to 1.5°C requires immediate and drastic reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) e...