Circular economy
Reuse Building Materials – Editorial Detail 11.2022
New builds are no longer in keeping with the times. Instead, we need to ask how we can use existing building stock as a resource, reusing bricks, windows, or facade pieces. If the aim is net zero, demolition and landfill disposal must be avoided at all costs. Today, a progressive architecture is one that takes part in the circular economy and reuses building materials.
Find out more in this editorial-podcast and Detail 11.2022 or our databank Detail Inspiration.
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