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Architecture Practice Pushes Circularity in the Built Environment
Original: Practice: Toward Circularity in the Built Environment
A Canadian architecture practice is highlighting the shift toward circularity in the built environment, an approach that treats buildings as material banks whose components can be reused rather than demolished and discarded. The discussion centres on designing for disassembly, cutting construction waste, and rethinking how buildings are sourced, assembled and eventually taken apart as sustainability pressures grow across the construction sector.
Why now: Growing pressure on the construction industry to cut waste and adopt circular-economy principles is putting building reuse in the spotlight.
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