Author
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Christian Hernández Cárdenas
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University
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Western Institute of Technology and Higher Education of Guadalajara, Mexico
Department of Housing and Urban Development |
The overall structure cost was found to be similar to that of a steel building, but with a smaller carbon footprint of only 377 kgCO₂/m². Furthermore, the acceptance criteria from potential occupants of the building was explored as well as increased demand possibilities connected to a sustainable use of the forest on behalf of local communities.