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  • Ernst & Sohn

24. March 2017

Massive versus lightweight building: the latest investigations of (ecological) sustainability assessment

Mauerwerk 01/2017Over recent years, the authors have released various research findings concerning the sustainability of masonry construction for detached houses and apartment buildings in comparison with alternative construction methods (timber, reinforced concrete). Meanwhile, in cooperation between the Institute for Concrete and Masonry Structures, TU Darmstadt, and its spinoff LCEE Life Cycle Engineering Experts, these analyses have been merged to a further study with increased consideration of all relevant construction methods for multi-floor residential buildings.

Preliminary results have already been presented in this journal. The following paper now shows the final findings including data updates, added construction variants (imported timber scenario) and extended life cycles (50 and 80 years).


The full article is available online for free. Continue reading it on Wiley Online Library.

Massive versus lightweight building: the latest investigations of (ecological) sustainability assessment
Written by Dr.-Ing. Sebastian Pohl and Prof. Dr.-Ing. Carl-Alexander Graubner


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