Part I. Setting the foundation for circular construction.
1. The future of the circular built environment: interest of a “low-tech” approach.
2. The reuse of building elements: touchstone of a circular construction economy.
3. Buildings as material mines ? towards digitalization of resource cadasters for circular economy.
4. Boosting construction waste material circularity: A sharing economy approach.
5. The role of standardisation in circular economy for the construction sector. Part II. Practical strategies for circular construction: building and material levels.
6. How can we view buildings as material banks? Learning from the pre-redevelopment process.
7. The potential for reusing reinforced concrete beams: technical feasibility and environmental impact.
8. Building together with the site materials: a practitioner’s perspective.
9. Towards a situated understanding of challenges in the design and construction of circular earth buildings: the case study of an office building in France. Part III. Fostering circular construction through digital transformation.
10. Digitalizing the deconstruction process: towards a circular economy for the construction industry.
11. Accelerating material reuse in construction: two case studies: one life, multiple cycles, a longer life.
12. Additive manufacturing and circular economies.