Buket Tozan

Buket Tozan is a Researcher (PhD Fellow) at Aalborg University's Department of the Built Environment, part of The Faculty of Engineering and Science. She focuses on climate impacts of the built environment, particularly new construction in Denmark, with expertise in Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), embodied carbon, and greenhouse gas emissions mitigation strategies. Her work involves developing limit values for building emissions and analyzing climate-economic effects of construction practices.

Her research interests include sustainable building design, carbon budgeting, and regulatory frameworks for low-carbon construction. She has collaborated on projects like 'Udvikling af grænseværdier' and 'LCAbyg', contributing to Danish climate policy through consultancies for regulatory bodies. Her activities include organizing workshops on LCA in construction and presenting at international conferences like CISBAT 2023.

Key contributions include a 2024 report on 24 best practice low-carbon housing cases and a novel LCA-based limit value framework published in Building and Environment. She actively engages with stakeholders through presentations and media features discussing Denmark's most climate-friendly homes and certification trends in sustainable construction.