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.

Conseil National de l'Industrie

This guidebook analyses a series of existing projects incorporating elements of circular economy with the goal of reinforcing existing initiatives that support circular economy in France and possibly...

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...

Thornton Kay

Details about the devlopment of the Truly Reclaimed label to certify reclaimed wood elements as part of FCRBE.

Daniel Marshall Caitilin Meuller Brandon Clifford Sheila Kennedy

Article exploring how irregular concrete elements from demolition sites can be re-incorporated into designs using computational methods.

Anselm Jappe

A history of reinforced concrete and its relation to capitalism in construction, particularly in context of 20th century architecture.