Advance in Eco-Friendly Building Materials and Innovative Structures
A special issue of Buildings (ISSN 2075-5309). This special issue belongs to the section "Building Materials, and Repair & Renovation".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2024 | Viewed by 5800
Special Issue Editors
Interests: transmission tower structures; structural optimization design; numerical simulation; bridge structures; material microstructures; new energy sources; wind power generation; theoretical analysis of mechanics
Interests: transmission tower structures; bridge structures; new energy sources; wind power generation; theoretical analysis of mechanics; experimental measurements
Interests: transmission tower structures; high rise structures; slope engineering; underground structures; wind power generation structures
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Green and environmentally friendly building materials and new structural designs play a significant role in the field of sustainable architecture. Their development can reduce environmental impacts, improve energy efficiency, and enhance indoor environmental quality, making them key components in achieving sustainable development goals and crucial for the sustainable development of the construction industry and society. This Special Issue highlights the forefront of environmentally friendly building materials and new structural designs, with a focus on exploring the development of sustainable architecture. It aims to reduce environmental impacts, promote energy efficiency, and explore alternative solutions to traditional materials and structural forms, such as green and environmentally friendly building materials, new structural forms, and improvements in their mechanical properties. These green and environmentally friendly materials and structural forms have promising prospects and can accelerate the transformation and upgrading of the construction industry. This Special Issue encourages researchers, practitioners, and decision-makers to adopt sustainable practices and promote positive change. By sharing groundbreaking research findings and facilitating collaboration, it contributes to creating a greener and more sustainable built environment.
Prof. Dr. Mojia Huang
Prof. Dr. Zhiwen Lan
Dr. Lei Zhang
Dr. Tengfei Zhao
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- structural optimization design FE numerical simulation of structures
- new green building materials
- green building design and application
- innovation and application in bridge structures
- mechanical issues in engineering structures
- structural issues in power systems
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