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The importance of circularity in construction confirmed by the European Commission

The Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission has published a report on construction and demolition waste (CDW (...)

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European Circular Economy Stakeholder Platform

On 15 and 16 April 2024, the European Circular Economy Stakeholder Conference is happening in Brussels, with a twist! The (...)

Building

The Phenix

This project won  the Circular Economy Prize at the national  level of  the Green Solutions Awards 2022-2023 and a mention (...)

Infrastructure

Re:Crete Footbridge

In French This project won a "Technical Challenge" mention for the category "Outside the framework" of the Trophées Bâtiments (...)

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[Magic wand] Construction21's eleven wishes for 2023

What would you do in 2023 with a magic wand? We have chosen eleven wishes. It's up to you to formulate the following. And (...)

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CISL Entopia Building – Material learnings and reuse

The Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) needed a headquarters that reflected its own values, so it (...)

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Why turning old city bridges into new urban parks is such a great idea

image source : depositphotos The recent opening of the Castlefield Viaduct Sky Park in Manchester, UK, has brought fresh (...)

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Why Adaptive Reuse Matters in Green Construction

Commercial construction can be an expensive and time-intensive process. While new housing communities, industrial buildings (...)

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|CALL FOR PAPERS| Fifth Symposium on Urban Mining and Circular Economy SUM 2020

Paper submission - The postponement of the Symposium allows us to welcome paper proposals until 31st May 2020.   Papers mus (...)

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RE4 Project: final video

The RE4 project has reached its end. The research project funded under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovat (...)

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How we can recycle more buildings

More than 35 billion tonnes of non-metallic minerals are extracted from the Earth every year. These materials mainly end (...)

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