Philippe Bernardi Philippe Dillmann Maxime L'Héritier

Detailed research on the reuse of construction materials in Europe, with particular focus on the Middle Ages. The book explores reasons for reusing materials and what types of material were reused in...

Anna Saint Pierre

Thesis exploring to what extent a building’s heritage can be transmitted through reuse of demolition rubble in different in-situ applications.

Collection of 36 material sheets aimed at designers and other professionals wishing to incorporate reclaimed materials into construction or renovation projects. Each sheet contains detailed...

Célia Küpfer Corentin Fivet

A collection of case studies, interviews and literature reviews on the topics of selective deconstruction and reversible construction with a focus on Switzerland. It provides technical references for...

Emmanuel Cortés Garcia

Booklet describing different patinas and surface transformations that may occur in reclaimed materials. It evokes different methods of treating or removing these and discusses in which cases keeping...

Detailed guide on the use of natural stone pavement in public spaces. The book explains the history and production of paving stones and goes into detail about different laying techniques that ensure...

Booklet of the use of natural stone paving, especially in the context of historic sites. It contains examples as well as information on the relevant legal frameworks.

La Fédération Belge des Entrepreneurs de la Pierre Naturelle Pierres et Marbres de Wallonie asbl

Magazine on natural stone including an article on professional liability insurance in the construction sector and a technical sheet for natural stone facade attachments.

Pierre Loze Francis Tourneur

Book exploring different uses of natural stone in architecture. The different projects are accompanied by photos and technical drawings.

Pascal Julien Jean-Claude Lepert

A history of marble in France with particular focus on the relationship between French nobility and the extraction and use of marble for architecture.