Bibliometric analysis reveals insights into sustainability and environmental impact in historic buildings, highlighting research gaps.
Key Points
Findings show energy efficiency and carbon emissions are key topics in life cycle assessment of historic buildings, indicating a focus on reducing environmental impact.
Analysis of 310 publications from 2001 to 2025 identifies significant trends and a lack of research on social sustainability and policy support.
Bibliometric tools like VOSviewer were employed to visualize keyword co-occurrence and author collaboration networks effectively.
The study highlights the potential for advancing sustainable conservation strategies for historic buildings through scientifically grounded evaluations.