Green Materials and Construction
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 March 2011) | Viewed by 968
Special Issue Editors
Interests: mechanics of solids and structures; multiscale mechanics; computational mechanics; advanced mechanical modeling of new materials and structures; innovative composite materials
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Interests: FRP composites; structural health monitoring; green buildings, sustainable repair & rehabilitation of structural systems, renewable energy
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The objective of this special issue is to focus on various topics related to affordable housing which incorporates innovative building systems. Those systems would combine the benefits of affordability, green construction and sustainability. The previous objectives cannot be separated from the wider objectives of eco-villages, city planning, and green construction management on the community level. This would also require successful sustainability and energy efficiency code development. The special issue will also deal with carbon finance in construction, renewable energy in construction, environmentally compatible engineering in design and construction, assessment and monitoring of long-term performance, recyclable construction materials and systems, and other state-of-the art papers related to built environment and energy conservation are also encouraged.
Prof. Dr. Luciano Feo
Prof. Dr. Ayman Mosallam
Guest Editors
Keywords
- affordable housing & innovative building systems (materials, structural systems, building physics, construction, etc)
- sustainability of innovative building systems
- eco-village and city planning
- eco -green construction & community management.
- socio-economical impact of adopting green innovative housing systems
- long-term performance, maintenance and monitoring of innovative housing
- green building code development
- energy-sustainable constructed facilities
- multidisciplinary sustainability: traffic, environmental
- innovative & recycled materials
- case studies of innovative green construction
- advances in structural engineering
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