le parpaing

Catalogue of materials sold at ‘le parpaing’, centre for reuse of materials in Roubaix.

Célia Chaussebel Mathilde Doutreleau Gaspard Geerts Michaël Ghyoot Emilie Gobbo Elodie Macé Elham Maghsoudi Nia Victor Meesters Martine Mouchet Mona Nasseredine Marie-Annick Rabefiraisana Charline Richard Ad Straub

Report of the calculation and analysis of reuse rates achieved in 32 recently completed construction projects that have successfully incorporated reclaimed building materials and elements.

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...

Fanny Léglise Victor Meesters

Chapter detailing the elements salvaged from the Reuilly military barracks and how they were incorporated into the housing project on the same site. Includes an interview with Rotor on the role of...

Victor Meesters Renaud Haerlingen Beate Zavadska Romane Lavoine Rotor asbl

Report on salvage and reuse of materials in the transformation of the Reuilly military barracks into housing. The report details each step: identifying and inventorying salvageable materials,...

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...

Julie Benoit Mathilde Billet Grégoire Saurel Audrey Farinole Damien Najean Albert Hassan

Results of the second REPAR study carried out between 2014 and 2018 on how to integrate reuse into architecture and design projects. It contains detailed explanations on assurance related issues and...

Pierre & Parquet

Catalogue of natural stone pavements and cement tiles by Pierre & Parquet (North of France)

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.

Lionel Devlieger

Article commenting on the reuse of natural stone in historic and contemporary contexts, particularly in Belgium.