Thematic dossier
Built environment
Value retention and climate impact in the built environment: from opportunity maps for insulation materials to CO₂-negative renovation strategies.
Built environment
16 dossiersValue retention and climate impact in the built environment: from opportunity maps for insulation materials to CO₂-negative renovation strategies.
Cost and Material Savings Through Value Retention
Report on cost and material savings through value retention, the Refuse strategy and circular choices in the built environment.
Biobased Design
Park om de Hoek 2.0 | Neighbourhood green space and co-creation
Built Environment: Timber Construction as a Climate Solution for Gelderland
Circular insulation materials Amsterdam
Wesselink Isolatie: Baseline Measurement Shows Net CO₂-Negative Insulation
Future-Proof Building: Sharing Knowledge, Experience and Networks in Construction
Co-Operate — A neighbourhood for seven generations
Education Programme for Sustainable Area Development
Circular Business Cases in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area: Construction and Demolition Waste
Circular Materials Cluster South Holland
Fairm: Baseline Measurement and Hotspots of Biobased Mycelium Insulation
Circular Reuse of Timber from the Urban Mine in North Holland
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Value retention, circular insulation materials and climate opportunities in construction, from opportunity maps to company-specific LCAs.
They are relevant for provinces, municipalities and construction companies that want to save resources or reduce climate impact.
Yes. In applications with a high biobased share, the CO₂ savings during use can exceed the production impact.