Multiobjective Optimization Model for the Life Cycle Cost-Sustainability Trade-Off Problem of Building Upgrading Using a Generic Sustainability Assessment Tool

Mahmoud, Sherif; Hussein, Mohamed; Zayed, Tarek; Fahmy, Mohammad

doi:10.1061/(asce)co.1943-7862.0002281

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“…The main potential weakness of GBAMs is lack of cost related criteria. Many scholars began to investigate how to immerge LCC into GBAMs (Mahmoud et al, 2022), such as the incorporation between LCC and Green Star (Illankoon et al, 2018), Green Mark (Li et al, 2020b) and BEAMPlus (Abdallah et al, 2016). Two suggestions were proposed: increasing the weighting of LCC and removing criteria with high economic impacts.…”

Section: (4) Life Cycle Costing (Lcc)mentioning

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Bibliometric Review of Research on Green Building Assessment Method by Citespace and Histcite

Li,

Wang,

Wang

et al. 2024

International Journal of Strategic Property Management

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Numerous qualitative review studies have been conducted to enhance the understanding of current research status of green buildings (GBs). Green building assessment methods (GBAMs) are crucial to the development of GBs and relevant research works has received wide attention. However, there are very few reviews to quantitively explore these studies. Therefore, this paper aims to systematically review literatures on GBAMs, and visually analyzes them through CiteSpace and HistCite. The article identified the most influential journals, contributors, representative institutions and regions. The knowledge bases of this area focus on “triple bottom line”, “indicator”, “building design”, “life cycle costing”, “life cycle sustainability assessment”, “tropical climate”, “building information modelling” and “Chinese green building label”. Through citation analysis, “updating existing GBAMs by scheme comparison”, “updating existing GBAMs by GB case analysis”, “establishment of new GBAMs” and “incorporation of BIM in GBAMs” were found as the main research themes. “Design”, “LCA”, “model”, “energy”, “management”, “residential buildings” and “office buildings” are high-frequency keywords. Future research directions were finally proposed as “more investigation on the other types of GBs”, “incorporation of cost-related criteria”, “enhancing health-related indicators” and“integrating with BIM technology”. The results could provide a useful reference to industry practitioners and scholars interested in GBAMs.

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Section: (4) Life Cycle Costing (Lcc)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Bibliometric Review of Research on Green Building Assessment Method by Citespace and Histcite

Li,

Wang,

Wang

et al. 2024

International Journal of Strategic Property Management

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“…Studies on carbon reduction behavior and developers' willingness at the management decision-making level have become relatively mature. For example, Mahmoud et al [17] developed a multi-objective optimization model that identified 134 decision variables and provided a near-optimal Pareto frontier solution balancing low cost and sustainable development performance for building stakeholders. Lam et al [18] classified and analyzed the factors influencing the implementation of green construction specifications, including the development of green technologies, the quality and reliability of specifications, leadership and responsibility allocation, stakeholder involvement, and the improvement in assessment benchmarks.…”

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Construction Contractors’ Carbon Emissions Reduction Intention: A Study Based on Structural Equation Model

Jiang

2023

Sustainability

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The high carbon emissions of the construction industry affect China’s sustainable development. Therefore, reducing the carbon emissions of the construction industry is crucial for China to achieve “carbon peak” by 2030 and “carbon neutrality” by 2060. To understand the factors that affect contractors’ willingness to reduce carbon emissions. This study is based on the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) and incorporates three potential influencing factors: personal norms (PN), government regulation (GR), and policy support (PS). It constructs a structural equation model (SEM) to predict the influencing factors of carbon emission reduction intentions (CERI) among construction contractors. This study analyzes the key factors and mechanisms influencing construction contractors’ CERI. The study collected 311 valid questionnaires, which are suitable for SEM research, and the results indicate that: The results show that the model proposed in the study has an explanatory rate of 69% for developers’ willingness to reduce carbon emissions. The most significant influencing factor on construction contractors’ CERI is GR, followed by PS, subjective norms (SN), and perceived behavioral control (PBC). PN and behavioral attitude (BA) towards behavior do not significantly impact CERI. SN mediate the relationship between GR and CERI, while PBC mediates the relationship between PS and CERI. The research findings can guide the government and construction contractors to improve carbon emission reduction governance mechanisms and achieve peak carbon emissions and carbon neutrality.

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Holistic Life-cycle Cost-benefit Analysis of Green Buildings: A China Case Study

Li,

Lin,

Xie

et al. 2023

KSCE J Civ Eng

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Multiobjective Optimization Model for the Life Cycle Cost-Sustainability Trade-Off Problem of Building Upgrading Using a Generic Sustainability Assessment Tool

Cited by 6 publications

References 79 publications

Bibliometric Review of Research on Green Building Assessment Method by Citespace and Histcite

Bibliometric Review of Research on Green Building Assessment Method by Citespace and Histcite

Construction Contractors’ Carbon Emissions Reduction Intention: A Study Based on Structural Equation Model

Holistic Life-cycle Cost-benefit Analysis of Green Buildings: A China Case Study

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