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BIM-based building LCA – Instructions for material inventory for normative climate declarations
Authors: Rita Lavikka, Mikko Kouhia, Martin Excell, Tomi Henttinen, Markku Kiviniemi, Tero Järvinen, Minna Salonsaari, Anna-Riitta Kallinen, Katja Maununaho and Tiina Vainio-Kaila
Other contributors: Tarja Häkkinen, Charlotte Nyholm, Tytti Bruce-Hyrkäs, Jan Karlshoej, Oddbjørn Dahlstrøm Andvik, Alexander Borg, Iselin Idunn Østvedt, Anni Oviir, Charlotta Malmén and Maximilian Von Bahr
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Published: 11.09.2024
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