...Oti Amankwah Purpose Facilities management ( FM ) regulates the most resource-intensive and longest stage of the built environment lifecycle but is peripheral within the theory of circular economy ( CE ). The study aims to build a conceptually rich theoretical framework of how the principles...

...Anne Dilogini Rex Ashokkumar; Gayani Karunasena; Nilupa Udawatta; Chunlu Liu Purpose Circular Economy ( CE ) adoption in construction and demolition (C&D) waste management is strongly influenced by stakeholder behaviour. However, these behavioural determinants have not been comprehensively...

... with the principles of circular economy moderating the impact of dynamic organisation culture towards long-term sustainability of CWSs. Practical implications This study applies cybernetic principles alongside shared and circular economy frameworks to assess consumer perceptions of CWSs. The insights generated...

...Alessia Bellini; Nora Johanne Klungseth; Carmel Margaret Lindkvist; Bjørn Andersen; Allen Tadayon Purpose Circular economy (CE) principles can enhance the sustainability and regenerative potential of built environments through facility management (FM). This study aims to explore how FM can support...

...Alireza Moghayedi; Kathy Michell; Dylan Hübner; Karen Le Jeune; Mark Massyn Purpose This study investigates the barriers and drivers of using green methods and technologies (GMTs) in supportive educational buildings (SEBs) in South Africa, and assesses their impact on the circular economy (CE...

...Hendrik Ploeger; Matthijs Prins; Ad Straub; Robert Van den Brink Purpose A paradigm in circular economy (CE) is that suppliers retain ownership of their products and materials, and that the users “only” pay for services. In many legal systems, however, elements incorporated in a building...