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Design for Deconstruction in the Design Process: State of the Art [PDF]
Buildings, 2018 Stricter building regulations have resulted in the construction of buildings with a low energy use during the operation phase. It has now become increasingly important to also look at the embodied energy, because it might, over the lifespan of the ...
Jouri Kanters
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Design for Deconstruction: Benefits, Challenges, and Outlook for Timber–Concrete Composite Floors
Buildings, 2023 Design for deconstruction (DfD) considers the end-of-life scenario of buildings at an early design stage to ensure that these buildings (or parts of the buildings) can be deconstructed without unproportional effort and material loss. After deconstruction,
Mohammad Derikvand, Gerhard Fink
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Buildings, 2023 A building faces several challenges across its lifecycle stages. Challenges such as production inefficiency and inadequate waste management hinder advancement in the construction industry.
Cheryl Lyne C. Roxas +7 more
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Design for Deconstruction Using Integrated Lean Principles and BIM Approach
Sustainability, 2021 Existing buildings are characterized by the continuous change in the functional requirements of their end-users. As such, they are subjected to renovation or reconstruction, which is associated with total or partial demolition of the buildings, leading ...
Ahmed Mohamed Ahmed Lotfy Elmaraghy +1 more
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Waste Management, 2017 The aim of this paper is to identify Critical Success Factors (CSF) needed for effective material recovery through Design for Deconstruction (DfD). The research approach employed in this paper is based on a sequential exploratory mixed method strategy ...
Lukumon Oyedele +2 more
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Design for Deconstruction: Futuristic Sustainable Solution for Structural Design
Civil Engineering Beyond Limits, 2020 The aim of this research is to investigate the sustainability of design for deconstruction on saving: natural raw materials, embodied energy and carbon emission of steel buildings.
Ali A. Al‐Ghalib
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Design for deconstruction using a circular economy approach: barriers and strategies for improvement
Production Planning and Control, 2020 This study explores the current practices of Design for Deconstruction (DfD) as a strategy for achieving circular economy. Keeping in view the opportunities accruable from DfD, a review of the literature was carried out and six focus group interviews ...
Juan Manuel Davila Delgado +2 more
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The emergence and development of deconstruction in costume design [PDF]
Омский научный вестник: Серия "Общество. История. Современность", 2019 The article deals with deconstructionism as a postmodern stylistic movement during the second half of the 20th century, its embodiment in costume design, the reasons for the emergence of the concept of deconstruction in fashion, its main ...
Yu. L. Gerasimova +3 more
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Taxonomy of design for deconstruction options to enable circular economy in buildings
Resources, Environment and SustainabilityThe construction sector, due to its significant environmental impacts, is a focus area for the promotion of a shift towards the circular economy within the EU.
Giulia Pristerà +4 more
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Environmental Research: Infrastructure and SustainabilityDesign for disassembly (DfD) is a suggested concept for enhancing circular economy in the construction sector. To expand the usage of the DfD concept, and especially promote the markets for DfD components, more detailed cost analysis is required of each ...
Pyry Harsunen +3 more
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