Journal Content

Journal Content

最新同行评审期刊内容

The journal articles below are published online as a continuous volume and issue throughout the year. Articles are made available as soon as they are ready to ensure that there are no unnecessary delays in getting content publicly available.

最新同行评审期刊内容 - 第 3 卷(2022 年)

Translated abstracts and keywords from Volume 3 (2022) with links to the individual papers.

最新同行评审期刊内容 - 第 2 卷(2021 年)

Translated abstracts and keywords from Volume 2 (2021) with links to the individual papers.

最新同行评审期刊内容 - 第 1 卷(2020 年)

Translated abstracts and keywords from Volume 1 (2020) with links to the individual papers.

Latest Commentaries

The current situation is implausible: there are pledges for 2030 but no roadmaps for their fulfilment over time. Image: Giovanna Cassavia (TU Graz).

To achieve net zero GHG emissions by mid-century (the Breakthrough Agenda) it is vital to establish explicit sector-specific roadmaps and targets. With an eye to the forthcoming COP30 in Brazil and based on work in the IEA EBC Annex 89, Thomas Lützkendorf, Greg Foliente and Alexander Passer argue why specific goals and measures for building, construction and real estate are needed in the forthcoming round of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC 3.0).

A session from a participatory drawing workshop at the Rumi Library, led by Sadia Sharmin in 2019

While Living Labs are often framed as structured, institutionalised spaces for innovation, Sadia Sharmin (Habitat Forum Berlin) reinterprets the concept through the lens of grassroots urban practices. She argues that self-organised knowledge spaces can function as Living Labs by fostering situated learning, collective agency, and community resilience. The example of a Living Lab in Bangladesh provides a model pathway to civic participation and spatial justice.