Energies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(21), P. 5506 - 5506
Published: Nov. 4, 2024
Construction
and
demolition
waste
(CDW)
is
one
of
the
largest
contributors
to
global
streams,
simultaneously
posing
significant
environmental
resource
management
challenges.
The
CDW,
particularly
its
potential
for
energy
recovery
industrial
symbiosis,
has
garnered
increasing
attention
as
part
a
circular
economy
approach.
This
comprehensive
review
explores
practices
in
CDW
management,
analysing
theoretical
developments,
technological
advancements,
emerging
reuse
trends.
Background:
accounts
more
than
third
all
generated
EU.
A
wide
variety
materials,
such
concrete,
bricks,
wood,
glass,
metals,
plastics,
make
it
very
un-homogenous
stream
with
high
material
through
different
approaches.
Methods:
draws
on
an
extensive
analysis
scientific
literature,
case
studies,
industry
reports
assess
current
assessment
feasibility
recovery,
object
reconstruction.
Results:
originality
research
based
Latvian
study
that
provides
valuable
insights
into
household-level
progress
towards
relevant
UN
SDGs.
Conclusions:
Various
streams
have
undeniable
valorization
various
Currently,
most
common
approach
recycling,
although
broaden
application
within
framework.
For
instance,
symbiosis
solution
can
not
only
boost
but
also
significantly
increase
circularity.
Smart and Sustainable Built Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 27, 2024
Purpose
This
study
aims
to
present
state-of-the-art
research
on
circular
economy
(CE)
implementation
in
construction
and
demolition
waste
management
(CDWM)
within
the
sector.
Design/methodology/approach
A
mixed-method
(scientometric
critical
analysis)
review
strategy
was
adopted,
involving
scientometric
analysis
uncover
evolutionary
progress
area,
investigate
key
themes
field,
explore
ten
issues
of
CE
CDWM.
Moreover,
avenues
for
future
are
provided
researchers,
practitioners,
decision-makers,
planners
bring
innovative
new
knowledge
this
field.
Findings
total
212
articles
were
analyzed,
performed.
The
findings
reveal
extensive
use
surveys,
interviews,
case
studies,
or
approaches
as
methodologies.
Furthermore,
there
is
limited
focus
application
modern
technologies,
modeling
approaches,
decision
support
systems,
monitoring
traceability
tools
CDWM
Additionally,
no
structured
framework
implement
areas
has
been
found,
existing
frameworks
based
traditional
linear
models.
none
studies
discuss
readiness
factors,
performance
measurement
life
cycle
assessment
indicators.
Practical
implications
outcomes
can
be
utilized
by
sector
managers,
policymakers
comprehend
state-of-the-art,
current
topics,
gain
detailed
insights
into
areas.
offers
suggestions
addressing
these
effectively.
Originality/value
employs
a
universal
approach
provide
holistic
about
various
important
CDWM,
offering
opportunities
directions
area.
Discover Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
4(1)
Published: Nov. 30, 2023
Abstract
This
study,
conducted
as
part
of
the
‘RETOU’
research
project,
aims
to
provide
a
holistic
understanding
adaptive
reuse
in
context
transforming
heritage
buildings
into
creative
tourist
accommodation
units.
To
achieve
objective
set
for
current
research,
methodology
involved
an
in-depth
exploration
conceptual
and
theoretical
evidence
within
scholarly
literature,
followed
by
SOAR
analysis.
The
results
have
identified
strengths,
opportunities,
well
future
aspirations
specifically
associated
with
initiatives
leading
lodgings.
findings
this
endeavor
contribute
expanding
body
literature
on
phenomenon.
They
valuable
insights
prevalent
notion
understanding,
particularly
tourist-centric
urban
destination.
Furthermore,
lays
solid
foundation
sustainable
policy
measures
planning,
practical
implementation
strategies
development
towards
circular
economy
transitioning
action
plan,
well-serving
objectives
promoted
agenda
development.
Waste Management & Research The Journal for a Sustainable Circular Economy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 21, 2024
Construction
and
demolition
waste
(CDW)
worldwide
generation
accounts
10
billion
tonnes
yearly.
The
major
fraction
is
landfilled
requiring
innovative
recycling
methods
to
reduce
the
associated
environmental
impacts
increase
its
circularity.
Our
study
demonstrated
feasibility
of
using
different
CDW
fines
develop
recycled
cements
optimized
content
with
well-graded
crushed
stone
(WGCS)
for
use
as
pavement
base
layer.
We
scaled
up
obtaining
cement
aggregates
from
a
local
plant,
well
pilot
sections
designed,
constructed
field
deflections
measured.
As
results,
pastes
exhibited
accumulated
heat
values
111
J
g
−1
achieved
compressive
strength
approximately
16
MPa.
unconfined
resilient
modulus
(RM)
WGCS
were
2–3
>3000
MPa,
respectively.
intermediate
behaviour
compared
those
obtained
reference
materials
(6%
Portland
cement-WGCS
conventional
granular
made
WGCS).
deflection
decreased
over
time
owing
pozzolanic
reaction.
Buildings,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1), P. 119 - 119
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
This
study
explores
the
application
of
sustainable
adaptive
reuse
strategies
in
preserving
historical
and
cultural
buildings,
with
goal
establishing
a
scientifically
robust
framework
indicators
for
systematic
evaluation
practical
application.
Focusing
on
diaojiaolou
(stilted
buildings)
along
Tuojiang
River
ancient
town
Fenghuang,
research
integrates
findings
from
an
extensive
literature
review
theoretical
to
propose
multidimensional
indicator
system
encompassing
preservation,
rehabilitation,
urban
renewal,
reuse,
revitalization,
restoration.
Through
detailed
field
investigations
comprehensive
case
studies,
examines
significance
stilted
including
their
spatial
organization,
structural
design,
material
composition,
decorative
features.
It
also
critically
assesses
effectiveness
promoting
regional
development.
The
reveal
that
these
not
only
preserve
integrity
buildings
but
enhance
functionality
meet
modern
needs,
achieving
balance
among
heritage
conservation,
environmental
sustainability,
socio-economic
progress.
validates
scientific
rigor
utility
proposed
six-dimensional
as
evaluative
tool,
offering
model
development
preservation
similar
assets.
