Green Building Access Review

Green building incentives constitute a policy instrument for mitigating economic, technical, and behavioral barriers to the adoption of green buildings, yet existing studies remain fragmented across incentive types, stakeholders, and building life cycle stage. A coherent synthesis that explains how incentive strategies evolve and interact across these dimensions is still missing. This study ...

Following the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-analysis guideline, this study, therefore, intends to fill this gap by conducting a systematic literature review on the critical success factors for green building promotion and further prioritizing the factors quantitatively through meta-analysis.

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This review reveals hotspots and emerging trends in green building research and development and suggests routes for future research. Bibliometric analysis, combined with other useful tools, can quantitatively measure research activities from the past and present, thus bridging the historical gap and predicting the future of green building ...

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Despite the growing attention on the concept of green building practice (GBP), its proliferation remains slow. This paper aims to present a comprehensive literature review on the barriers inhibiting GBP uptake in the construction industry. The paper identifies knowledge gaps and current research trends as well as propose practical solutions to curtail the identified barriers to GBP uptake in ...

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Over the past two decades, the number and availability of green building certification systems increased significantly. This review identifies whole-building certification systems that promote a sustainable and environmentally sound approach to the certification of green buildings.

This systematic review explores the selection and utilization of sustainable materials in building design and construction, emphasizing their environmental, economic, and social impacts.