

Green 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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by Hussein Abaza, Amaal Al Shenawa
ABSTRACT: This research presents a case study of a single-family home in Georgia, United States, that achieves near net-zero energy costs for the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system...
by Dalia Mohamed Fawzy Omar Ibrahim
ABSTRACT: The urgent call for resilient, sustainable cities took place in promoting sustainable development to be achieved by 2030, especially in Egypt’s agenda, and meeting users’ needs through safe and...
by Safa Boudab, Abderrahmane Diafat, Said Madani
ABSTRACT: Urban green space offers physical and sensory satisfaction, hence the importance of realizing that a simple wooded area, even randomly scattered, is not enough to provide an ideal urban setting....
by Imane Meziane, Said Madani, Azzouz Diafet
ABSTRACT: The existence of a space dedicated to nature and gardens in the city enhances the living environment of its inhabitants, preserves biodiversity, and limits urban pollution. This work is based on...
by Ashraqat Khaled Al-Tabeeb, Abeer Ahmed Al-Desouqi
ABSTRACT: Architecture has significantly relied on expansive visualization tools that have developed throughout the years, starting from preliminary drawings and manual rendering to three-dimensional (3D)...
by Omar Ahmed Zahran, Salma Mohamed Roushdy, May Fakhri Kassem, Arig Amin Hussein, Habiba Raafat Elshimy, Mona Hassan Sakr, Ashraf Mansour Habib Mansour
ABSTRACT: This paper delves into bridging the gap between theory and implementation in the context of post-pandemic workplace design. It examines challenges and solutions in translating theoretical...