Green Building & Construction Economics
ISSN: 2737-5013 (Print) 2737-5021 (Online) DescriptionGreen Building & Construction Economics is an open access multidisciplinary journal dedicated to research publication in all aspects of sustainability and economics in architecture, construction, property management, smart buildings, building energy consumption, urban planning and other related fields.
Contributions of original research papers, reviews, case studies, commentaries and technical notes from both academia and industry are equally encouraged. An essential criterion for acceptance of research articles in Green Building & Construction Economics is the provision of new knowledge and understanding or comprehensive overview on this rapidly developing research field.
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Investigation of the Use of Drones by Construction Professionals in Addressing Built Environment Tasks
by Wahab Akeem Bolaji, Ojegoke Taoreed Olatunde, Ngwoke Nwora Valentine, Ogunbayo Babatunde Fatai
ABSTRACT: An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), also called a drone, has been gaining attention globally to solve different tasks. The aim of this study is to assess the awareness and level of adoption of these...
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Utilization of Open Space for Beauty and Healthier Cities in Third-World Countries: The Case of Kigali City
by David Mihigo
ABSTRACT: Open spaces play critical roles for people in cities. In developing countries, open spaces are used for social gatherings, which are vital for a healthy city. The lack of public spaces in cities...
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Assessing the Impacts of Energetic Retrofitting on Economic, Ecological and Social Parameters–A Case Study in Germany
by Lukas Liesenklas, Le Thi Kieu, Stefan Schäfer
ABSTRACT: To pave the way towards climate neutrality in 2045, it is required for Germany to upgrade and retrofit its existing energetically low-performing building stock. This task is challenging because a...