Roundtable: Knowledge sharing and supply chain engagement crucial to deliver water infrastructure pipeline

As the UK prepares for a new wave of large-scale water infrastructure projects, including reservoirs, storm-surge barriers and water reuse schemes, NCE partnered with Aecom to host a roundtable on delivery challenges and solutions. The post Roundtable: Knowledge sharing and supply chain engagement crucial to deliver water infrastructure pipeline appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Multiplex signs main works for £200m Derwent Baker Street job

Main works to start in 2027 on 236,000 sq ft West End scheme featuring pioneering concrete reuse

Turning building waste into a valuable resource

Enviro NZ is helping the construction industry reduce waste and move towards a more circular economy by recycling and repurposing unused or waste building materials from construction and demolition sites. The company works with builders, contractors and developers to separate and recover valuable materials, diverting them from landfill towards more beneficial reuse. Through tailored waste management […] The post Turning building waste into a valuable resource appeared first on Building Today.

Former racetrack becomes Idaho’s first professional soccer stadium

See how the design team added accessible spaces, upgraded amenities, and preserved key elements of the site through adaptive reuse. The post Former racetrack becomes Idaho’s first professional soccer stadium appeared first on Construction Specifier.

AJ Retrofit & Reuse Awards 2026 shortlist 4: Future reuse, Europe, retrofit revisited, decarbonisation and grassroots

The Architects’ Journal AJ Retrofit & Reuse Awards 2026 shortlist 4: Future reuse, Europe, retrofit revisited, decarbonisation and grassroots The AJ can exclusively announce the fourth and final set of shortlists for this year’s AJ Retrofit & Reuse Awards. Today it’s the Future reuse, European-based project, Revisited retrofit, Decarbonisation and Meanwhile use categories The post AJ Retrofit & Reuse Awards 2026 shortlist 4: Future reuse, Europe, retrofit revisited, decarbonisation and grassroots appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Fran Williams

FT - Recycling the world’s hard drive waste, 13022023

Shredding hard drives may be a sure-fire way to prevent data leaks from discarded devices, but as the FT’s TMT correspondent Anna Gross reports, it can create significant amounts of waste and squander rare metals. Information can be deleted with wiping software, but why are companies reluctant to use it?

The B1M - Before and After: Buildings Reinvented, 27022019

In an effort to retain heritage, reduce waste and overcome the challenge of finding sites in urban areas, architects, engineers and developers are breathing new life into existing structures and the communities around them

Supply Chain Sustainability School - Retrofit - The Scale of the Opportunity, 24112022

A 2 hour video conference about Retrofit in the Heritage, Commercial and Domestic Housing sectors

RICS - Lowering embodied carbon – A whole life approach to decarbonisation, 08122021

Embodied carbon has traditionally been overlooked as a cause of emissions in the built environment. While an inefficient building can be renovated and improved to reduce future in-use emissions, the clock cannot be turned back on embodied carbon. What is required is a whole life approach to decarbonisation. How can this be best achieved and what are the challenges that need to be overcome?

RICS - Retrofitting for the future: Net zero for existing building stock, 29062022

In this RICS webinar, the panel discuss the challenges in retrofitting existing stock, how can these be overcome and the best way to reduce emissions and energy use

Can net zero carbon targets be helped by a change in tax such as VAT to zero for refurbishment and reuse and 20% on new build?

Has anyone had any experience trying to recover ppe for reuse?

ALDStone

ALDStone is a leader in flooring underlay. Offers an affordable flooring system which facilitates construction decarbonisation by the reuse of many types of flooring. These include flooring materials made of stone, ceramic, carpet, vinyl and wood. In addition, surfaces such as laminate flooring are amongst numerous materials which are compatible for use with our product. We span the globe serving customers, from Europe to Japan & beyond ALDStone is committed to bringing transformation to the built environment sector by enabling other businesses to become fully circular. Together, we can meet mutual business, economic and environmental targets & benefits whilst closing the loop for the flooring sector. We work towards building long-term relationships with business and the government