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Exciting construction news! Business Insider has requested an interview with CEO Pasi Herranen regarding VacuumWood.tech's innovation, focusing on revolutionizing sustainable construction. The link to the full article can be found in the comments section.

In today’s rapidly evolving construction landscape, incorporating sustainable practices is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. One of the most impactful ways to achieve this is through the integration of photovoltaic (PV) cells in new building projects. As professionals in the field, it is crucial to acknowledge the benefits that PV cells bring to new construction projects. From economic advantages to environmental impact, photovoltaic technology stands at the forefront of modern building design. https://lnkd.in/eaPCeDJF

🚀 Exciting News Alert! 🚀 🔍 Dive into the future of construction with Smart Concrete! 🏗️ Unlocking innovation in infrastructure, Smart Concrete is revolutionizing the way we build. 🧱💡 Smart Concrete isn't just a material, it's a game-changer! From increased durability to real-time monitoring, it's paving the way for smarter, safer, and more sustainable construction practices. 🌱🏗️ 💡 Ready to build the cities of tomorrow? Let's embrace the future with Smart Concrete! 💪 #Construction #Innovation #SmartConcrete #FutureTech 🏙️👷♂️👷♀️ 🌟 Learn more about this groundbreaking technology in this latest article: [https://lnkd.in/e_MyPBx6]

While construction is the world’s largest industry, it’s also one of the slowest to change. However, cutting-edge technologies are reshaping the construction sector, making it more profitable and sustainable. Swipe below to explore the three emerging technologies we think will be game-changers for the construction sector. #IndustrialDesign #GreenDesign #ArchitecturalDesign

Nice and insightful piece from C2CA Technology B.V. on potential of #concrete recycling for #clinker subsitution. Yet another proof that the challenge of #cement decarbonisation is not technological, nor about finding #scalable solutions.

It gives me great pleasure to introduce my latest in:SITE guest, Steve Gilchrist.   I’m not sure I could have asked for a better chap to speak to on the Circular Economy topic, it was great to catch up with Steve.   I have known Steve for 10+ years, he is a first class construction professional who has had a stellar career working for Tier 1 Main Contractors (Sir Robert McAlpine), Structural Engineering Consultancies (Arup) and Developers (Grosvenor). Over the last 4-5 years, Steve has established himself as a true authority on sustainable build practices and materials re-use.   Steve has quite the profile………….   - Founder / Director of Propetual, a consulting business helping companies to develop their sustainable strategies. - Founder / Organiser of Circular Steel, a collective of industry experts working together to create a more circular steel economy.  - Author of Steve's Newsletter, a regular circular discussing the latest sustainable property and development news. - New Business Development Consultant to the Excess Materials Exchange.   Over the next week or so we will be putting out some bite size highlights from my chat with Steve. The full video will be up on our website next week. If you want to learn more about the Circular Economy, the fundamentals that underpin it and what the future holds, be sure to check it out - https://lnkd.in/ei-Gdm2v #circulareconomy #inSITE #buildspace #deliberatelydifferent

Good to see a real estate operator engaged in circular construction with Christian Franz stating that Seimens Building Technologies will actively contribute to the circular economy in construction on a large scale and providing the reports of their first pilot projects. https://lnkd.in/eAjh-Mef #realestate #circulareconomy #circularconstruction

Dsposal and ReLondon develop a prototype Materials Exchange Portal (MEP) to aggregate listings of construction materials from the growing field of online materials exchange platforms to help us move towards a circular economy #Construction #CircularEconomy #Development #Research #Partnerships

Dsposal and ReLondon develop a prototype Materials Exchange Portal (MEP) to aggregate listings of construction materials from the growing field of online materials exchange platforms to help us move towards a circular economy #Construction #CircularEconomy #Development #Research #Partnerships

Construction gets circular economy boost   Want to know how design can improve circular economy outcomes in the built environment? There’s a lot that can be done to extend the life of construction materials.   Strategic advisors Coreo and diversified general contractor Built. have joined forces to produce “How to write a Building Disassembly Plan.”   The practical resource guide and accompanying templates are aimed at transforming construction through encouraging design that better enables the reuse and recovery of materials, and supports reduced whole-of-life embodied carbon outcomes.   Built Group CEO Brett Mason explains the concept: “Building components can only be taken apart economically if they are designed for easy disassembly and if a building disassembly guide on how to do so is produced. When we sought out examples of building disassembly plans, we found very few relevant resources. So we decided to create our own.”   #circulareconomy #netzero #sustainability   To learn more please visit: https://lnkd.in/gvjr9Ezg