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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

In an era where sustainability is no longer a choice but a necessity, a groundbreaking study led by Saeed Bozorgmehr Nia from the Department of Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering at Iowa State University is paving the way for a greene

In the quest for sustainable construction materials, a groundbreaking review published in the journal *Advanced Materials Science Reviews* (formerly known as ‘Reviews on Advanced Materials Science’) sheds light on the promising potential of ultra-hig