Revit add-in
Send the model's types and quantities straight from Revit.
Life cycle assessment for construction
LCAbyg is now web-based: full support for the climate requirements in BR18 (2023 and 2025), digital EPDs directly in your calculation, and operation you can rely on. Try it free for 7 days, no payment card required. Existing versions can still be used and downloaded as before.
Coming soon
Soon you can import quantities directly from Revit, a Revit schedule, Excel or CSV. You no longer have to type quantities in by hand. Nothing changes in the project until you approve it as a new version.
Send the model's types and quantities straight from Revit.
Export an ordinary schedule from Revit and upload it to LCAbyg.
Upload a spreadsheet with constructions, building products, quantities and service lives.
New version
The new version of LCAbyg has landed with a boost to both features and quality. We won't touch your existing projects and previous versions, can still be used and downloaded as before.
Calculate according to the climate requirements in both BR18 (2023) and BR18 (2025), as well as DGNB 2023 and DGNB 2025.
Import the digital EPDs directly instead of entering data manually.
Compare versions of projects to see the effect of your choices.
More stable operation and better quality assurance, so you can trust the results.
About the tool
LCAbyg makes it easy to calculate a building's overall climate and environmental impact. You enter data about materials, building elements, and energy consumption, and the program performs the calculations. The results are presented in easy-to-understand figures and reports that can be used for documentation to authorities and certification schemes.
The tool supports the assessment of both new construction and renovation projects and makes it possible to analyze environmental impacts. This gives the user a complete overview of the building's impact throughout its entire life cycle and makes it possible to identify the building elements and materials that contribute most to the overall carbon footprint.
At the same time, the tool helps meet the requirements for life cycle assessments in the Building Regulations, as well as documentation requirements for various sustainability certifications.
Learn more about LCAbyg
Libraries
The official libraries in LCAbyg hold both constructions and building products. Some of them sit in the wrong place. Others use the wrong building products or quantities, or rest on incorrect data. If you find an error, we would like to hear about it.
How to report an errorUse cases
LCAbyg can be used throughout your entire project process, from LCA of early design proposals to the final documentation for authorities and certification schemes. See which version you can use.
BR18 2023 & 2025
LCAbyg can be used to document the climate requirements in BR18 (2023) and BR18 (2025).
DGNB 2023 & 2025
LCAbyg supports the Danish versions of DGNB. The new version supports both DGNB 2023 and DGNB 2025 via RFBB's toolcheck. For other manuals, contact RFBB for the correct version.
LCAbyg 2023
Use LCAbyg 2023 for BREEAM Version 6 (and earlier), applies to both International New Construction and International Refurbishment and Fit-Out (RFO).
Pricing
All prices are exclusive of VAT.
Basic
DKK 5,900 /year, per user
Pro
DKK 9,900 /year, per user
Want to see it in practice before choosing a package? Book a demo and get a walkthrough tailored to your projects.
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LCAbyg is developed today by LCAbyg ApS and was originally developed by BUILD (formerly SBI) at Aalborg University in close collaboration with the Danish construction industry. Since 2014, the tool has been continuously developed with support from, among others, the Villum Foundation, Realdania, and the Danish Energy Agency.
LCAbyg continues to build on the same professional and scientific foundation that was created under BUILD. Collaboration with the research community remains close, and LCAbyg regularly contributes calculation tools and methods to research projects and analyses. This ensures that the tool is developed in step with the latest knowledge, current standards, and the industry's needs.
LCAbyg is a research-based tool that can be used to document buildings' climate and environmental impact.
Read about the development