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In the face of urgent climate challenges, the construction industry is grappling with how to reduce its substantial greenhouse gas emissions and material consumption. A recent study published in ‘A+BE: Architecture and the Built Environment’ (Archite

In the heart of the Netherlands, at Delft University of Technology, a groundbreaking study is reshaping the future of building design and construction. Lia Tramontini, a researcher at the university, has published a dissertation in the journal ‘A+BE:

In the world of construction and materials science, an unassuming hero is making a comeback: paper. Not just the stuff of newspapers and notebooks, but a versatile, sustainable material poised to disrupt industries from architecture to energy. Jerzy

In the quest for sustainable building materials, cardboard has emerged as a contender, but its eco-friendliness is not as straightforward as it may seem. Jerzy F. Latka, a researcher from TU Delft’s Architecture and the Built Environment faculty, del

In the quest for sustainable and energy-efficient buildings, a groundbreaking study from Delft University of Technology is making waves. Alejandro Prieto Hoces, a researcher at the university, has delved into the potential of integrating solar coolin

In the bustling cities of South America, where the dream of homeownership is a shared aspiration, a critical issue lurks beneath the surface. The quality of subsidized housing for low-income families is often subpar, with buildings deteriorating rapi

In a world grappling with mounting waste and the urgent need for sustainable construction, a groundbreaking study offers a promising solution. Norma Wihdatun Nikmah, a researcher from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at King Fahd

In a world grappling with environmental concerns and resource depletion, a beacon of hope emerges from the realm of agricultural waste. Researchers, led by Murugesan Palaniappan from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud