Reusing salvaged wood in buildings: Non-destructive-testing methods for early-stage decision making

Lena Seiwald; Shammi Keya; Sina Hage; Timo Pakarinen; Lukas Seidl; Hermann Huber

Reusing salvaged wood in buildings: Non-destructive-testing methods for early-stage decision making

Lena Seiwald
, Shammi Keya
, Sina Hage
, Timo Pakarinen
, Lukas Seidl
, Hermann Huber

Publikation: Andere Beiträge › Sonstiger Beitrag

Abstract

As climate change accelerates, the discourse on sustainability in policymaking, urban planning, and architectural design has increasingly emphasised the circular economy, resilience, and adaptability in the building sector. Recently, the United Nations Environment Program’s (UNEP) asserted that “The construction sector is not on track to decarbonise by 2050” (UNEP 2022), effectively stating that the expected outcome of adaptation strategies and mitigation techniques will not be attained.

Originalsprache	Englisch
Medium	online Artikel
Publikationsstatus	Veröffentlicht - 2024

Klassifizierung nach Österreichischer Systematik der Wissenschaftszweige (ÖFOS 2012)

201113 Holzbau

Applied Research Level (ARL)

ARL Level 4 - Versuchsaufbau in kontrollierter Umgebung

Forschungsschwerpunkt(e)

Sustainable Materials and Technologies

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