Flexible strategies for long-term sustainability under uncertainty

Fawcett, William; Hughes, Martin; Krieg, Hannes; Albrecht, Stefan; Vennström, Anders

doi:10.1080/09613218.2012.702565

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“…In all these cases, application of CABS increases the chances that the building can continue operation as intended, without suffering from the potential negative impacts of unforeseen future conditions [54].…”

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Climate adaptive building shells: State-of-the-art and future challenges

Loonen

Trcka

Cóstola

et al. 2013

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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Section: Evolvabilitymentioning

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Climate adaptive building shells: State-of-the-art and future challenges

Loonen

Trcka

Cóstola

et al. 2013

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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“…Este proyecto, en el que participan la consultora española APIA XXI s.a. (25) y Acciona Infraestructuras S.A., tiene por objeto el desarrollo de herramientas informáticas que permitan la evaluación y gestión de proyectos de construcción sostenibles que incorporen estrategias flexibles para sostenibilidad a largo plazo sujetas a cierto grado de incertidumbre (26). El proyecto introduce el concepto de evaluación y cuantificación de incertidumbres y la integración de los análisis CCV y ACV, en un informe denominado ecoportfolio (Figura 3).…”

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El análisis del coste del ciclo de vida como herramienta para la evaluación económica de la edificación sostenible. Estado de la cuestión

García-Erviti¹,

Armengot-Paradinas²,

Ramírez-Pacheco³

2015

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Cómo citar este artículo/Citation: García-Erviti, F., Armengot-Paradinas, J., Ramírez-Pacheco, G. (2015). El análisis del coste del ciclo de vida como herramienta para la evaluación económica de la edificación sostenible. Estado de la cuestión. RESUMENEl presente trabajo expone el estado actual de la cuestión en referencia al análisis del coste del ciclo de vida (CCV) aplicado a la edificación. Las diferentes metodologías desarrolladas en torno a este concepto constituye una herramienta destinada a la evaluación de las distintas opciones de proyecto desde una perspectiva de eficiencia económica medioambientalmente sostenible. Basado en la obtención del valor actual de los costes y beneficios futuros asociados a las decisiones del proceso de edificación, el análisis CCV representa un cambio de paradigma: opone una visión a largo plazo frente a la perspectiva tradicional que aspira a la obtención de una rentabilidad inmediata con una mínima inversión inicial, ignorando sus efectos económicos y medioambientales futuros. El objetivo del artículo es la revisión de la metodología CCV y su implantación en un contexto global, analizando su proceso de desarrollo y los criterios de discusión de resultados. Se concluye con un estudio crítico de las posibilidades de adaptación del método a la estructura del sector inmobiliario español, proponiendo su integración en un sistema de contratación pública sostenible.Palabras clave: Coste del ciclo de vida; evaluación; viabilidad económica; contratación pública sostenible. ABSTRACT Life-Cycle Costing (LCC) applied to construction building is a tool used for the evaluation of different project options

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“…In order to reveal the impacts of stakeholders' perceptions, a set of equally distributed weights was added. The data are listed as in Table 1 and step-functions (4) to (9). In addition, they are input into IThink to make the SD model to operate and visually demonstrate the value distributions.…”

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“…At the same time, construction industry has always been considered one of the main sources of environment pollution and waste generation. Furthermore, construction *Address correspondence to this author at the School of Civil Engineering and Transportation, South China University of Technology, Guangzhou 510640, China; Tel: +8615920481699; E-mail: yihonglei1122@gmail.com projects are generally long lasting, so the impact of buildings on environment and other aspects is far into the future [9]. Compared to other construction projects, Public Funded Projects (PFPs) play an important role in the construction industry to provide public services through the delivery and implementation of PFPs for the government [10].…”

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Developing a Sustainability Performance Assessment Tool for Public Funded Projects According to Policies and Stakeholders’ Perceptions

Wang¹,

Yi²,

Fang³

2014

TOBCTJ

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Sustainable principles have been applied in many sectors including the construction industry. In light of this requirement, delivery and operation of public funded projects have been given particular attention since they are seen as benchmarks in this industry and possess more significant impact on economy, environment, society, resource utilization, health and safety, as well as project governance. Current studies on assessing sustainability performance of these projects are found to have some gaps. By calculating the sustainability performance indicator, the research reported in this paper introduced an improved System Dynamic model addressing the impact of policies and stakeholders' perceptions based on the previous studies. In addition, the improved model alters the way in which sustainability performance indicator evolves to make it more precise. A real stadium project in Shenzhen, China is presented to illustrate the application of the improved model in appraising the sustainability performance of public funded projects. The case study also reveals the aspects to be enhanced to make the sustainability performance better in this project.

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Flexible strategies for long-term sustainability under uncertainty

Cited by 43 publications

References 3 publications

Climate adaptive building shells: State-of-the-art and future challenges

Climate adaptive building shells: State-of-the-art and future challenges

El análisis del coste del ciclo de vida como herramienta para la evaluación económica de la edificación sostenible. Estado de la cuestión

Developing a Sustainability Performance Assessment Tool for Public Funded Projects According to Policies and Stakeholders’ Perceptions

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