Nombre del autor:cenamad

Revista: BuildingsAutores: Rosales, V.; Aviles, C.; Álvarez, S.; Luengo, E.Fecha: 2025 Abstract The use of Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) panels in buildings offers earthquake resistance with a low carbon footprint. However, significant seismic displacements can cause damage, raising concerns about the long-term embodied carbon balance obtained, particularly if significant interventions are required to restore the original

Revista: Informes de la ConstrucciónAutores: Vargas, M.; Quitral, F.; Sepúlveda, J.; Paredes, C.; Benedetti, F.Fecha: 2025 Abstract La construcción de edificaciones residenciales de baja y mediana altura en madera ofrece numerosas ventajas en términos de sostenibilidad. No obstante, su desarrollo en Chile requiere de la aplicación de métodos que optimicen tanto los procesos constructivos como

Revista: Fire Safety JournalAutores: Majdalani, A.; Calderón, I.; Jahn, W.; Torero, J.Fecha: 2026 Abstract Scaling analysis is used to characterise a series of ten different possible compartment fire scenarios as a function of compartment geometry and ventilation. In addition to the classic scenarios corresponding to Regime I and Regime II fires, eight additional cases were

Revista: Fire Safety JournalAutores: Alvarez, L.; Yanez, J.; Majdalani, A.; Jahn, W.; Pina, J.C.Fecha: 2026 Abstract The use of mass timber in mid- to high-rise buildings has increased steadily over the past decade. However, due to its combustible nature, fire remains a critical risk. Architectural openings can significantly influence compartment fire behaviour, affecting char formation

Revista: Journal of Building EngineeringAutores: Victorero, F.; Bustamante, W.Fecha: 2026 Abstract Tall timber buildings are increasingly promoted as a low-carbon alternative to conventional construction systems; however, consistent quantitative data on the material intensity (MI) of mass timber products across new building typologies remain limited. Estimating MI is essential to improve understanding of material use in

Revista: Journal of Urban ManagementAutores: García, A.; Leal, G.; Bermúdez, M.; Carpio, M.; Verichev, K.Fecha: 2026 Abstract Climate change poses a critical threat to coastal wetlands and urban infrastructure, especially in the Valdivia River basin in Chile. This study uses the Sea Level Affecting Marshes Model (SLAMM) to project changes in land use and areas

Revista: BuildingsAutores: Herrera, R.; Giménez, Z.; Salazar, L.; Mesa, H.; Alarcón, L.F.Fecha: 2026 Abstract Since the late 1960s, project management researchers have studied the factors contributing to project success, with Dr. Barnes introducing the “Iron Triangle” concept in 1969. Initially composed of scope, time, and cost, subsequent interpretations have varied, with quality, stakeholder satisfaction, risk