Célia Chaussebel (Rotor) Mathilde Doutreleau (CSTB) Gaspard Geerts (Rotor) Michaël Ghyoot (Rotor) Emilie Gobbo (Bruxelles Environnement) Elodie Macé (CSTB) Elham Maghsoudi Nia (TU Delft) Victor Meesters (Rotor) Martine Mouchet (Bruxelles Environnement) Mona Nasseredine (CSTB) Marie-Annick Rabefiraisana (Rotor) Charline Richard (Bruxelles Environnement) Ad Straub (Tu Delft)

This document establishes the necessary definitions and presents the key methodological aspects for addressing the issue of reuse and reclamation rates.

Frédéric Bougrain (CSTB)

Florence Poncelet for the Belgian Building Research Institute (Belgium) and Mona Nasseredine for the Centre Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment (France)

For Rotor: Gaspard Geerts, Michaël Ghyoot, Susie Naval ; Béatrice Godon for the layout. For Bellastock: Hugo Topalov with the contribution of Mathilde Billet and Fanny Thibault ; Vincent Vanel for the layout.

This document explains how to formulate reclamation objectives as part of a works contract. It complements the 2015 handbook for off-site reuse.

Neo Mag

Issue of Neo Mag on circular economy and decarbonation. Contains a section on the reuse of insulation.

La Rue Casa Blanco ULB Renolution.brussels

A collection of 9 renovation sheets detailing the insulation of different parts of buildings using insulation materials salvaged from small scale projects. Part of the ISOL'ution project, the...

le parpaing

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

Séquences Bois

Magazine issue on construction with straw. It contains examples of projects incorporating straw, as well as information on other construction and design elements derived from natural materials.

Sophie Trachte Dorothée Stiernon

An in-depth guide on the use of insulation during the energetic renovation of buildings. It explains the characteristics of different materials used as insulation as well as European legal frameworks...

Arne Vande Capelle Lionel Billiet

Details on the incorporation of reuse at the different stages of the MULTI project (Renovation of the De Brouckère Tower in Brussels).