- Type
- university
- City
- Graz
- Country
- Austria
- Website
- www.tugraz.at
News & events
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Urban Heat at COP31: context-specific pathways for EU buildings, 12 November
Martin presents the context-specific emissions pathways work in a shared 60-minute session on cooling and clean air, alongside submissions from Ecuador, India, Ethiopia and China.
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How much carbon wood and biochar could store, in Environmental Research Letters
New work led by IIASA on what bio-based construction could hold to 2100, and why sufficiency and circularity decide whether the material switch is feasible at all.
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Context-specific emissions pathways for EU buildings, in Nature Communications
New work with KU Leuven, TU Graz and IIASA on what different decarbonisation pathways mean for the European building stock to 2050.
Projects we do together
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Analysis of Life Cycle Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Removals of EU Buildings and Construction
Quantified the baseline and the plausible futures for emissions and removals across the EU building stock to 2050.
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PEF4Buildings: applying the Product Environmental Footprint method to office buildings
Tested whether the EU's Product Environmental Footprint method works on whole buildings, and set out how benchmarks and performance classes for offices could be defined.
Publications
- Context-specific life cycle emissions pathways for EU buildings and construction
- Biogenic carbon dioxide storage and mineral carbonation uptake in EU buildings
- Harmonised database on materials, energy flows and environmental impacts for building archetypes representing the EU27 building stock
- Analysis of life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions of EU buildings and construction - analysis of results and implications
- Whole-life greenhouse gas emission reduction and removal strategies for buildings
- Combining LCA and LCC in the early-design stage: a preliminary study for residential buildings technologies





