Add New Marker

Use the form or map below to add new markers to the Building LCA map.  Submitting new markers through the map requires agreement (see below) with EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Each new marker submission is reviewed before posting to make sure; [1] the building or construction project and client of the LCA study names are correctly referenced, [2] the html address is for an LCA report that has been prepared in accordance with the ISO LCA standards, and [3] the Marker Address or GPS Location references the location of the building or construction project that the life cycle assessment (LCA) study the report is based on. Feel free to add additional comments with your submission.

Add Building LCA marker
Name of Building or Construction Project
Client for Assessment
Link to Building LCA report document:
Identification of building location as Latitude, Longitude:
Additional comments (optional):

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Marker Address or GPS Location

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Marker Description
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