An Ethno-mimicry Approach to Managing Buildings’ End-of-life Construction and Demolition Waste in Nigeria: Militating Factors and Improvement Measures
Aminu Abdullahi,
Kenneth Kenneth Otasowie Kenneth Otasowie,
Bankole Osita Awuzie
et al.
Abstract:Purpose
The end-of-life phase of buildings has been regarded as the phase where the most unsustainable practices in the construction project lifecycle occur. This is due to the usual mismanagement of a significant amount of building material waste available during this phase. Recently, studies concerning how the mimicking of nature’s approach to waste management can serve as a panacea to such mismanagement have gained traction. However, an overt focus on the adoption of biomimetic principles by extant studies… Show more
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