About the Journal

The Journal of Green Construction Technology is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing research, technological innovation, and practical solutions for sustainable building and construction. It provides a platform for the exchange of scientific knowledge and applied developments that support environmentally responsible construction practices, improve energy efficiency, conserve natural resources, and promote low-carbon technologies and circular use of materials throughout the built environment.

The Journal seeks to bridge fundamental research and practical implementation by encouraging contributions that address contemporary challenges in sustainable construction, material performance, environmental impact, and infrastructure resilience. Particular emphasis is placed on innovative technologies and approaches that reduce the environmental footprint of construction, enhance building performance, extend the service life of materials and structures, and support sustainable development.

Co-Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Dr. Denis Rodrigue
Prof. Dr. Jun Huang
Abbreviated key title: J. Green Constr. Technol.
ISSN (online): 2819-828X
Publisher: Insight Harbour, Canada
Periodicity: Continuous
Access: Open Access

Aim and Scope

The aim of the Journal of Green Construction Technology is to encourage the development and application of green construction technologies through the publication of scientifically rigorous research and innovative practices. The Journal welcomes original investigations, critical reviews, short communications, and case studies that contribute to sustainable building design, construction processes, material innovation, energy management, and climate-responsive infrastructure.

Its scope encompasses, but is not limited to, the following areas:

Building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) and renewable energy integration.
Biophilic design, urban green spaces, and environmentally responsive building design.
Climate-resilient infrastructure and design strategies for extreme weather conditions.
Circular economy approaches, construction waste reduction, material recovery, and reuse.
Carbon footprint assessment, greenhouse gas emission reduction, and low-carbon construction technologies.
Geothermal heating and cooling systems.
Sustainable insulation materials and improvements in building energy performance.
Phase-change materials (PCMs) for thermal energy storage and management.
Recycled, renewable, and biobased construction materials.
Self-healing materials, durability enhancement, and technologies that extend the service life of buildings and infrastructure.
Additive manufacturing and three-dimensional (3D) printing in construction.

The Journal also welcomes interdisciplinary contributions that connect material science, engineering, architecture, environmental assessment, and construction technology, provided that the work demonstrates a clear contribution to sustainable building or construction.

Target Readership

The Journal of Green Construction Technology serves a diverse international readership, including researchers, academics, engineers, architects, construction professionals, materials scientists, environmental specialists, and experts in energy-efficient building systems and sustainable infrastructure. It is also intended for urban planners, sustainability consultants, policymakers, infrastructure developers, and industry practitioners seeking evidence-based approaches to reducing environmental impacts and improving the sustainability of the built environment.

By bringing together theoretical advances, experimental findings, technological developments, and practical case studies, the Journal aims to facilitate knowledge exchange between academic research and professional practice. It seeks to support the development, evaluation, and adoption of innovative construction solutions that contribute to resource efficiency, environmental protection, climate resilience, and long-term sustainability.