05989nam 2201249z- 450 991055762670332120210501(CKB)5400000000045148(oapen)https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/69243(oapen)doab69243(EXLCZ)99540000000004514820202105d2020 |y 0engurmn|---annantxtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierDecarbonization and Circular Economy in the Sustainable Development and Renovation of Buildings and NeighborhoodsBasel, SwitzerlandMDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute20201 online resource (282 p.)3-03943-479-9 3-03943-480-2 In recent years, the building sector has been turning towards intervening in the existing city building stock. In fact, it is generally accepted that the refurbishment of buildings and urban regeneration based on sustainability must form the axis of reformulation of the building sector. At present, achieving sustainable urban development inevitably involves improving existing buildings, thereby preventing the need for city growth, and for the emptying of established neighborhoods. Furthermore, considering the whole life cycle, the great amount of greenhouse emissions derived from the construction sector is well known; thus, in order to reach a decarbonized society, it is important to provide eco-efficient construction materials and solutions, adding the principles of the circular economy and resource efficiency. Therefore, the theme of this Special Issue is the "Decarbonization and Circular Economy in the Sustainable Development and Renovation of Buildings and Neighborhoods" in response to the objectives not only raised in the Horizon 2020 but by all the people who seek a more sustainable world. This Special Issue of Sustainability focuses on, but is not limited to: • Obtaining an overview of the environmental problems that arise from construction activity, focusing on refurbishment as an alternative to the current crisis in the construction sector, as well as on actions designed to minimize environmental effects on the environment; • Searching for new alternatives to conventional construction solutions that minimize the environmental impact of the construction activity, improve indoor environmental quality of buildings, build or refurbish, always from a rentable and optimal cost in time, and implement a circular economy and an efficient resource and waste management; • Minimizing the consumption of material resources, energy consumption and CO2 emissions in construction and looking for the proper management of construction and demolition waste and the opportunities for their recycling and reuse; • Sustainable planning and urban development, for an ordered and sustainable growth.History of engineering and technologybicsscassessment toolbioclimatic refurbishmentBREEAM methodologycarbon footprintcement mortarCircular Designcircular economycircular potentialcircular technologiescitizen participationclosed material loopsCO2 emissionscondominiumconstructionconstruction and demolition wasteconstruction and waste managementcool roofcost controlcultural valuedecarbonisationdecarbonization of construction sectordirect evaporative coolingdisaggregated modeldisinvestmentdurabilitydustdwelling constructiondynamic numerical methodeco-efficient construction solutionsEnd-of-Life Costenergy efficiencyenergy savingenvironmental impact studiesfoundations and structuresgreen concretegreen hotelguidehospitalityhotelsindicatorsindoor environmental qualitylife cycle assessmentmajor renovationmineral woolnearly zero-energy buildingneighbourhood regenerationnew pad materialsnoise and vibration emissionnZEB renovationpopular housingpressure droprecyclingrefurbishment of buildingsrehabilitation worksresilienceresource efficiencyreversibilitysaturation efficiencyselective demolitionservice lifeSevilleshredded corn cobssocial housingsunflower stalkssustainabilitysustainable assessmentsustainable citysustainable constructiontransportationurban regenerationvegetal wastewaste managementwaste quantificationwet fabricHistory of engineering and technologyMercader-Moyano Pilaredt1295556Esquivias Paula MedtMercader-Moyano PilarothEsquivias Paula MothBOOK9910557626703321Decarbonization and Circular Economy in the Sustainable Development and Renovation of Buildings and Neighborhoods3023615UNINA02548nam0 2200505 i 450 CFI010488420251003044121.0IT89-8736 20111103d1987 ||||0itac50 baitaitz01i xxxe z01nCompetizione globalea cura di Michael E. Porteredizione italiana a cura di Walter Giorgio Scott, Riccardo Varaldopresentazione di Cesare RomitiTorinoISVOR-FIATISEDI1987XXXII, 681 p.25 cm.<in italiano>: Competion in global industriesCFI0104888Competion in global industries. -CFI010488855851Libera concorrenzaFIRCFIC003733IImprese multinazionaliFIRCFIC016222E338.8Produzione. Concentrazioni14338.88IMPRESE MULTINAZIONALI E LORO ATTIVITA19338.88IMPRESE INTERNAZIONALI (MULTINAZIONALI)21658GESTIONE IN GENERALE12658.802GESTIONE DELLA DISTRIBUZIONE (MARKETING). SOGGETTI GENERALI RELATIVI ALLA GESTIONE DEL MARKETING21HF 1414CMultinazionaliImprese internazionaliSocietà internazionaliSocietà multinazionaliAziende multinazionaliImprese multinazionaliMultinazionaliImprese multinazionaliImprese internazionaliImprese multinazionaliSocietà internazionaliImprese multinazionaliSocietà multinazionaliImprese multinazionaliAziende multinazionaliPorter, Michael E.CFIV003106Varaldo, RiccardoCFIV027247Scott, Walter GiorgioCFIV033275Scott, Walter G.SBNV120827Scott, Walter GiorgioITIT-00000020111103IT-BN0095 IT-NA0457 NAP BISALA 2 Libri da 961 a 1596NAP 01POZZO LIB.Vi sono collocati fondi di economia, periodici di ingegneria e scienze, periodici di economia e statistica e altri fondi comprendenti documenti di economia pervenuti in dono. CFI0104884Biblioteca Centralizzata di Ateneo1 v.1 v. 01POZZO LIB.ECON MON 9831 0101 0000112635E VMA 1 v. (Precedente collocazione: GUERRAZZI C 340)B 2009122820091228 01 BICompetion in global industries55851UNISANNIO