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Construction Innovation
Construction Innovation: Information Process Management 1–34.
Published: 04 June 2026
... bamboo ( SWB ) flooring as an alternative to conventional construction flooring options primarily used in Indian households, namely ceramic, marble and Kota stone. The temporary carbon sequestration potential of bamboo flooring is also estimated. Design/methodology/approach This research uses life...
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Construction Innovation
Construction Innovation: Information Process Management (2025) 25 (4): 1108–1126.
Published: 20 December 2023
...Kailash Choudhary; Narpat Ram Sangwa; Kuldip Singh Sangwan Purpose This study aims to quantify and compare the environmental impacts of Marble-stone and Kota-stone flooring options widely used for buildings in India. The study discusses the possibility of carbon sequestration through Bamboo...
