The circular economy is one that’s sustainable, and as much as possible eliminates waste.

Reducing construction waste begins at the drawing board. Good design can reduce the use of resources, energy and money at the outset and throughout a building’s lifetime.

A practical guide for use on-site by staff and supervisors.

This document provides guidance on how to re-use materials on-site and in doing so retain the value that would otherwise be lost.

This online interactive guide aims to support clients (public and private) and contractors to enhance waste reduction, re-use, and recycling through design and resource efficiency. 

Do you need information on how to deal with specific issues in historic buildings?

Are you looking for in-depth information on aspects of the Historic Built environment?

Would your business benefit from one-to- one support to explore more circular ways of doing business?

The new 35,000 sq ft. facility, now fully operational, is designed to support construction related businesses to collaborate and innovate.

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