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September 10, 2025

Designing for Embodied Carbon and Operational Carbon Impacts: A Case-Study of a University-Based Design-Build Project

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The case study shows the need to balance embodied carbon and operational carbon in building design.
Prioritizing low-energy and low-carbon design can significantly impact the total emissions reduction goals.
New tools assist in reducing carbon emissions but more research is needed to integrate these practices effectively.
Understanding material carbon emissions is crucial before a building's operational life begins, especially given current development speed.

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Case study highlights the importance of embodied carbon and operational carbon in sustainable design, indicating a shift in green building practices.

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Case study highlights the importance of embodied carbon and operational carbon in sustainable design, indicating a shift in green building practices.