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The effect of infill walls made by eco materials on mechanical response, energy performance and CO2 print of residential and non-residential low-rise buildings
With the aim of both reducing environmental footprint and improving technological properties, several construction materials have been successfully manufactured using using waste. However, the assessment has commonly been based on comparing technological behaviors, while the overall assessment of th
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