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Roeselare, a medium-sized city with 65,624 inhabitants, is one of the fastest growing in Flanders and has an excellent reputation as a commercial, entrepreneurial centre....

A new milestone has been reached in the Danish CTB project Wood Cycle. This project has aimed to establish a circular value chain for reclaimed wood from construction sites and explore the potential for a scalable socio-economic business and collaboration model. Now, the first truck delivery with 15...

To support the construction industry’s shift toward more circular models, the CTB project (Circular Trust Building) is well underway in Sweden. Recent workshops held with Region Kronoberg and Vöfab  marked the beginning of a number of pilot projects aimed at increasing material reuse. There is...

Vives is the largest University of Applied Sciences in West Flanders, with campuses in five student cities. By implementing, amongst others things, applied research and expertise in circular and sustainable construction techniques, digital transformation, BIM, spatial planning, monitoring and evalua...

Circularity is a theme that is already well embedded at the Municipality of Groningen. Great progress has already been made in the areas of waste, purchasing, food and water. Now these experiences are being used in the theme of circular construction and spatial planning....

The Hanze University of Applied Sciences has a long track record in circular construction and renovation. Indeed Hanze has developed and contributed to many partnerships with industry, public sector and academia. Research by the Hanze is helping bridge the gap between circular material supply and de...

The City of Roeselare has just recently inaugurated its new town hall – an iconic example of harmonious new meets old, incorporating sustainability, circular building practices and the carbon-reducing ambitions of our Belgian CTB partners....

The CTB partners recently met again, this time in Sweden, to fine-tune project strategies and activities, and exchange knowledge for a more circular construction sector.We were warmly welcomed at Linnaeus University in beautiful Växjö by Mayor Malin Lauber and René Jaramillo of the Kronoberg Regiona...