Ecological and Economic Assessment of the Reuse of Steel Halls in Terms of LCA

In engineering practice, investment activities related to the construction of a building are still limited idea linear cradle grave (C2G) economy. The aim study is determine ecological and economic benefits inherent in reuse structural elements hall using Cradle (C2C) looped circular economy Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). As rule, multiple circulation materials from which model buildings made was assumed through successive life cycles: creation, use, demolition then further use elements. This approach distinguished by minimizing negative impacts as result optimizing mass structure—striving relieve environment, thus improving efficiency leaving positive footprint. assessment cumulative ecological, technical parameters (EET) methodology generalized indicator (WE) for quick practical effect multi-use steel halls, based on LCA, proposed. authors work attempted assess usefulness such structure with example four types halls commonly used industry. stream C2G (cradle grave) C2C cradle) flows calculated introducing comparative assessment. Finally, calculating amortization (EAB) hope that proposed integrated technical, parameters, components design process, will contribute new approach, so-called fast-track pro-environmental project.