*Life Cycle Assessment of Buildings: An End-of-Life Perspective DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.110402*

waste material type and waste treatment options on carbon emission reduction. In contrast with other studies, this chapter contributes to mitigating the environmental impact of a demolished supermarket building and exemplifies this with a case study. In addition, it contributes to the theoretical frameworks for quantifying the environmental impact of demolished waste materials by clearly addressing the following questions: (i) "which stage of the life cycle demolished waste critically influence carbon emissions reduction?" (ii) "What type of demolished waste material greatly impacts end-of-life carbon emission reduction?" (iii) "which waste treatment strategy significantly affect end-of-life carbon emissions reduction?" Comprehensive and detailed analyses were performed to better understand the research trends and knowledge gaps in this discipline.
