Editorial for the Special Issue “Mortarless and Interlocking Structures: Towards Environmentally Friendly Construction”

Elena Pasternak; Arcady Dyskin

doi:10.3390/app15179711

September 4, 2025Applied SciencesOpen Access

Editorial for the Special Issue “Mortarless and Interlocking Structures: Towards Environmentally Friendly Construction”

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Mortarless and interlocking structures reduce reliance on cement, leading to lower CO2 emissions.
Innovative construction methods can mitigate the environmental impact of traditional building practices.
Sustainable construction techniques are increasingly vital in combating climate change and promoting eco-friendly practices.
The shift towards environmentally friendly construction can enhance the durability and adaptability of structures.

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This editorial discusses environmentally friendly construction methods, emphasizing mortarless and interlocking structures as sustainable alternatives to traditional techniques.

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