Circular Economy

A recent study published in the Journal of Construction Project Management and Innovation has undertaken a comprehensive scientometric analysis of quantity surveying (QS) research over the past two decades. This analysis not only highlights the evolu

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Civil and Environmental Engineering,’ researchers have illuminated the path toward implementing a circular economy (CE) within East Java’s construction industry. As global sustainability goals intensify, the fi

The construction industry is at a pivotal crossroads, grappling with the urgent need to embrace sustainable practices while addressing the pressing issue of material waste. A recent study published in *Case Studies in Construction Materials* sheds li

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal Applied Sciences, researchers have unveiled promising insights into the use of fluidized bed furnace bottom ashes as a sustainable alternative in cement-soil mixtures. This research is particularly t

In an innovative leap towards sustainable construction, researchers are turning to an unlikely source: Brewers’ Spent Grains (BSGs). A recent study led by Badreddine El Haddaji from the Institut de Recherche ESTP in France explores the potential of B

In an innovative stride toward sustainability in the construction sector, researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking study that combines wastewater treatment with self-healing cement technology. Led by Olja Šovljanski from the Department of Biotechno

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Construction Materials’, researchers have unveiled promising alternatives to natural river sand that could significantly reshape the construction sector. The investigation, led by Tarek Uddin Mohammed from the

In a significant advancement for sustainable practices in the coffee industry, researchers from the National University of Central Peru have unveiled an innovative dual solar and gas dryer designed specifically to process coffee pulp, a byproduct of

In a groundbreaking study, researchers in Thailand are turning construction waste into valuable resources, presenting a compelling case for sustainable practices in the rapidly expanding infrastructure sector. The focus is on hydrated waste cement (H

The construction industry stands at a critical juncture, facing increasing pressure to adopt sustainable practices. A recent study published in the journal ‘Sustainable Futures’ sheds light on the significant barriers hindering the adoption of circul