...Itohan Esther Aigwi; Yijun Ge; Amarachukwu Nnadozie Nwadike Purpose As climate change continues to escalate, the urgent challenge of protecting heritage structures vulnerable to earthquakes in flood-prone areas cannot be ignored. Conducting thorough vulnerability assessments is essential to tackle...

...Nour Samaro; Timo Hartmann; Fuad Baba; Susana Martín; Milad Zamanifar Purpose As climate change accelerates, the frequency and intensity of extreme heat events are rising, making it critical to assess and improve the thermal resilience of residential buildings. Current assessment methods are time...

..., advocating for innovative, climate-responsive design solutions to mitigate the environmental impact of the built environment and address challenges related to climate change and urbanization. Sumanta Das can be contacted at: sumanta.das@uq.net.au 06 07 2024 10 09 2024 07 10 2024 26...

... is developed to find the optimal cooling setpoints Adaptive thermal comfort concept is extended for integration with a cooling system Validation simulation model is used using certain building information Climate change effect is studied using current and future warmer typical years Effective...

... Publishing Limited 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Climate change Construction industry Greenhouse gas emission Technological-related factors Barriers Zero-carbon buildings In the context of ZCB, social theories are significant in asking questions...

...Alireza Moghayedi; Kathy Michell; Bankole Osita Awuzie Purpose Facilities management (FM) organizations are pivotal in enhancing the resilience of buildings against climate change impacts. While existing research delves into the adoption of digital technologies by FM organizations, there exists...

... for a step-by-step presentation of ToF. © Emerald Publishing Limited 2023 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Climate change Complex infrastructure management Risk Stormwater drainage systems The theory of faults [ToF] In this article, we use a case study...

... renewable energy to contain the rise in global temperature within 2 degrees Celsius from human actions. A report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) cautioned that the rise must be limited to 1.5 degrees Celsius to prevent natural calamities. Both, Paris Climate Agreement...

... participants also move a step further by designing their sustainability policies and frameworks which guide their organizational efforts towards sustainability (Athapaththu et al., 2016 ; Krigsvoll et al., 2010 ; Elmualim et al., 2010). Climate change Construction industry...

...Qiyao Han; Greg Keeffe Purpose Large-scale urbanisation has become a significant barrier to the natural migration of tree species, which is being exacerbated by accelerated climate change. Within this context, improving the permeability of urban landscapes is expected to be an effective strategy...

... (Biesbroek et al., 2013). These barriers also surface in spatial planning for climate adaptation. The consequences of climate change will, for the greater part, be felt in the long term. At present, climate change has a somewhat intangible nature as its impacts are not endured “here” and “now...

... that if an individual or community were to understand how their personal and/or collective behaviour potentially contributes to climate change they would be more likely to adopt ERB. Moloney et al. (2010) dispute this assumption based on evidence that it is impossible to predict how an individual...

...Rob Roggema; Pavel Kabat; Andy van den Dobbelsteen Purpose The purpose of this paper is to build a bridge between climate change adaptation and spatial planning and design. It aims to develop a spatial planning framework in which the properties of climate adaptation and spatial planning...