This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
Showing 20161–20180 of 31477 papers
Fleet Howard, Peyton Catarelli, Jayden Huang
This paper analyzes the embodied carbon implications of New York City's housing policy (City of Yes for Housing Opportunity), which may generate large amounts of construction waste. It presents a neighborhood-scale method to evaluate buildi…
H. Tai, He Yang, Mu-Chun Liao +2
This study conducts a life cycle assessment of carbon emissions from prefabricated component production for a semiconductor facility. Concrete and steel account for 82.7% of total emissions (10,794 and 2,285 tCO₂e, respectively). An integra…
Ahmed M. Ebrahim
This systematic review of LCA studies on low-carbon construction materials (CLT, hempcrete, geopolymers, recycled aggregates) finds significant CO2 reduction (9% for CLT, 9-60% for geopolymers) and health co-benefits (30% fewer VOCs). Barri…
Sujeet Kumar Singh, Kunj Kumar Dubey, Satyaendra Ram
This study proposes a BIM-LCA-LCC integrated framework and applies it to a residential case in Patna, India. Optimal material selection can reduce lifecycle carbon emissions by 30-35% (from 400-420 to 270-290 kgCO₂e/m²). Although initial co…
C. Venkata, Siva Rama, V. Prakash +6
This review summarizes the current state of knowledge on the use of expanded graphite in building materials for sustainable construction. It explores potential for performance improvement and environmental impact reduction.
O. Alabi, Adeoti Oyegbori Laoye
This study applies a comprehensive LCA framework to evaluate the environmental performance of construction materials and investigate strategies for integrating circular design and renewable energy to reduce carbon footprints. Results show m…
Zhiming Gao, Zhiwei Zhang, Yang Wang +5
This study presents a BIM-integrated methodology for whole-life-cycle (WLC) carbon emission measurement of buildings. Using a sports venue in Tianjin with LOD400 BIM models, it calculates emissions for materialization, operation, and demoli…
Monica Huang, Ethan Ellingboe, Meng-Yen Lin +2
This paper explores tool requirements for life cycle assessment (LCA) of novel carbon-storing construction materials. Through a workshop with 16 R&D teams, the authors identified key challenges including data availability, biogenic carbon, …
Emilia Sage, R. Fieldson
This empirical study examines opportunities to reduce material waste in UK housebuilding, quantifying cost and embodied carbon savings through improved estimating and procurement. Using mixed methods including three development analyses and…
Tai-Yi Liu, Juintow Lin, S. Ho +2
This study quantifies the construction-stage carbon footprint of the Anhsin Bridge in Taiwan using the emission factor method per ISO 14067. Total emissions of 55,349 tCO2e are dominated by structural steel (51.8%), with material-related em…
P. Comerford, O. Kinnane, R. O’Hegarty +1
A new framework for assessing embodied carbon (EC) in residential development siteworks—hard landscaping and infrastructure—adds precision to lifecycle assessment. A case study in Ireland shows siteworks contribute an additional 32% to EC f…
Chanhyeok Kang, Bokyung Jung, Taekyu Lee +2
This study proposes a practical framework for estimating embodied carbon in buildings using automated IFC model generation and machine learning correction. With minimal inputs (gross floor area, floors, etc.), baseline emissions are compute…
Schulthess Lucile, T. Jusselme
This study develops a split carbon factor methodology for Switzerland to reconcile embodied and operational carbon in building insulation. By setting an electricity use intensity target (19 kWh/m2·year) and assigning a decarbonized factor b…
J. Budajová, K. Harčárová, V. Merjavá +4
This study conducts a comprehensive LCA of 30 pitched roof variants, comparing traditional and bio-based materials. Integrating solid wood and bio-based insulation significantly increases carbon sequestration, with the best composition show…
Yuan Chen, Mohamed Elbleihy, Dorota Wolak +2
This study evaluates wall-system substitution to reduce embodied and operational carbon in two Egyptian housing projects using a BIM-based digital twin workflow. Replacing conventional walls with lightweight, energy-efficient alternatives c…
Andrés Jonathan Guízar Dena, Mayka García Hípola, Carlos Fernández Bandera
This paper develops and validates an integrated BIM-LCA framework for whole-building carbon assessment aligned with the revised EPBD. It combines rapid BIM-based screening with detailed external LCA validation, enabling tiered assessment du…
Anna Nowak, Michał Pierzchalski, Joanna Klimowicz
This life-cycle assessment study compared demolition and reuse strategies for a rammed earth building in Poland, finding that manual deconstruction with on-site reuse yields the lowest carbon footprint. It highlights the lack of standard pr…
F. Williams, K. G. Avre, Daniel Nnaemeka Nwaigwe +1
This study evaluates concrete with powdered crushed tile (PCT) as partial cement replacement using performance-based LCA. Up to 26.6% carbon reduction achieved at 30% substitution, but compressive strength decreases. Optimal sustainability …
Megha Desai, Jayraj V. Solanki, M. Rajgor
This review evaluates bioplastics from agricultural residues for construction. Seven application categories are compared. Near-term viability for short-life products like geotextiles is confirmed, but structural applications require further…
M. Ahsan, P. Cao, Muhammad Muzammil +1
This study conducts a cradle-to-grave LCA of building facade materials for residential buildings in Pakistan, using BIM over 50 years. Switching to lightweight concrete blocks, plaster, polyurethane insulation, and triple-glazed windows red…
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