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.

Nada Novo Jonny Pugh Cláudia Escaleira Clara Vale Carlos Maia Jérémy Pernet Rosinda Casais

A collection of projects with re-used elements in Portugal. It explores both elements that are reused with their original function and elements that take on a different function.

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...

Plancker

Catalogue of different types of timber available from Plancker, 4204 Gorinchem, Netherlands.

Arne Vande Capelle Stijn Colon Lionel Devlieger James Westcott

Detailed account and inventory of Marcel Raymaeker's work salvaging and reusing construction elements in Belgium.

Arne Vande Capelle Stijn Colon Lionel Devlieger James Westcott

Detailed account and inventory of the work of Marcel Raymaekers salvaging and reusing construction elements in Belgium.

Carole Schmit Dragos Ghioca Christoph Odenbreit Andras Kozma Annie Guerriero Bruno Domange Eric Chenal Corinne Brever Olivier Abreu Hans Alff Anna Maria Prax Fred Feidt

A collection of texts and visual elements exploring the possibilities of reuse in construction in context of the project Petite Maison of the University of Luxembourg, a house made of prefabricated...

Short article about FCRBE in a magazine issue on timber construction.

Lionel Devlieger

Article discussing materials and construction techniques which allow for elements to be salvaged and reused, giving examples from history as well as from dismantling projects carried out by Rotor DC.