Read more From industrial waste to reusable materials
Read more Ringing the changes for a circular construction sector
Read more Is leasing a building façade feasible business?
Read more The next steps towards circular renovation
Read more More space for manufacturers please, but where?
Read more Meeting the makers: the circular economy as a matter of DIY?
Read more Circularity in the Built Environment Graduation Award 2022: Meet the Winners
Read more Zooming in on and out of a circular region
Read more Data drives the circular economy
Read more Concrete examples: a new start for used concrete
Read more Questions on the road to the circular city
Read more Showcase 'P-lab': urban raw materials in a small-scale circular economy
Read more Three graduation projects into circular building systems receive awards
Read more A mine of information in waste data
Read more Circular area development: pioneering on a large scale
Read more My façade is your façade!?
Read more The added value of closing resource flows by communities at the neighbourhood level
Read more The new interior wall: demountable, sustainable and pure
Read more Four graduation projects win circularity award
The Circular Built Environment Hub is bringing together about 70 researchers and teachers from the four departments of the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment with the aim to foster possible synergies between the different disciplines and to develop and promote knowledge towards a circular built environment.
