Resources for planning and teaching mathematics: a Swedish upper-secondary school case study

Gustafsson, Marcus; van Bommel, Jorryt; Liljekvist, Yvonne

doi:10.1080/00220272.2023.2281912

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“…Therefore, this study examines qualitatively one mid-rise timber project that promotes circularity in many ways [22]. The case study approach was chosen since it provides rich descriptions of the phenomena in the real-world context and is suitable for exploring new research areas where little is known about the subject [23,24]. Additionally, the case study research strategy can be used to investigate and retain information on organisational processes [22,25] by incorporating questions of "how" and "why" to reach a complete understanding of the studied real-world phenomena [32].…”

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Possibilities to Promote Circular Economy in Mid-Rise Timber Construction in the Project Planning and Early Design Phases

Westerholm,

Franssila

2023

World Conference on Timber Engineering (WCTE 2023)

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This paper examines the client's decisions and actions taking place in the early project planning phase that could promote a circular economy in mid-rise timber construction projects. During the early planning phase, the client has an integral role in setting targets for circularity that the assembled construction actor-network carries out and tries to accomplish. However, the current research lacks concrete conceptualization and categorization of how circular economy principles can be carried out by the client in mid-rise timber projects. Therefore, the paper analyses one mid-rise timber construction project that has promoted circularity in all the life cycle stages. The study is conducted using a qualitative single case study method to identify which actors, resources, and activities can be utilized in the construction actornetwork to achieve circularity targets set in project brief. The main finding is that a single actor in the construction actornetwork has limited resources to promote circular economy in a mid-rise timber construction project and collective activities among project members are required to achieve circular economy targets. To conclude, the paper adds to the existing research by clarifying the client's role in utilizing the full circular economy potential of the construction actornetwork.

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