In an online conference on 20 January 2021, the SeRaMCo (Secondary Raw Materials for Concrete Precast Products) INTERREG project will present its results after 3 years of research regarding the recycling of construction and demolition waste and its incorporation in innovative concrete mixtures.

The Circular Kitchen is a kitchen that is easy to renew and lasts a lifetime. This means less resource use, emissions and waste.

GeoFluxus, a spin-off from the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment wins the 1st price at the EU DATATHON Green Deal Challenge. This competition invites teams from all over the world to create applications for European open datasets to solve one of the four main challenges the continent is facing.

The first circular extensions have been successfully placed in the demonstration home at the Kuilsenhofweg in Amsterdam.

On 15 October, TU Delft researchers and repair professionals will discuss the complexity of developing a circular economy and issues related to repair in the panel discussion ‘Beautifully Fixed / Mooi Gefixt’.

On 30 September the winners of the Circularity in the Built Environment Graduation Award 2020-2021 will be announced. This annual award recognizes the contribution BK graduation students make to the transition towards a circular built environment and aims to stimulate research and innovation in the field of circularity in the built environment.

On 4 October, the BK Talks 'Not in my backyard. Citizen engagement in the circularity era' will take place.

In the sight of the CHARM (Circular Housing Asset Renovation & Management) project, various webinars are being organised on 23 and 24 February.

On 4 March, the webinar 'Is een keuken voor het leven mogelijk? Een webinar over de voorlopige onderzoeksresultaten' takes place.