Integrating Recycled and Low-Carbon Materials in Residential Construction: A Multi-Criteria Approach to Enhancing Sustainability, Affordability, and Structural Performance

Sanusi, Adepeju Nafisat and Chinwendu, Uhalla Jacinta and Kehinde, Sanusi Hussein (2025) Integrating Recycled and Low-Carbon Materials in Residential Construction: A Multi-Criteria Approach to Enhancing Sustainability, Affordability, and Structural Performance. International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology, 10 (5): 25MAY1702. pp. 2916-2923. ISSN 2456-2165

Abstract

Growing environmental concerns have spurred interest in using recycled and low-carbon materials within residential construction. The study investigates the potential of materials such as, Hemp-crete, geo-polymer concrete, reclaimed wood, and Bamboo in enhancing building sustainability, cost efficiency and structural integrity. A Multi- Criteria decision approach (MCDA) was used to assess the feasibility of each selected material. The findings support the viability of these materials and emphasize their importance in promoting eco-conscious, environmentally sustainable built environment.

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