The Pop-Up Circular Hub promotes collaboration, learning, and innovation in circular economy, enabling partnerships & supporting Hamburg’s sustainability goals.

Sustainability and climate protection are still being applied hesitantly and cautiously in school construction. Political pressure on public buildings to set an example is increasing. School buildings...

To create a strong, thermal-insulating geopolymer from waste materials, enhancing sustainability while addressing environmental challenges.

This practice repurposes 200,000 t/year sludge from Lake Balaton,using it in construction materials to reduce environmental impact and replace natural resources

Urban mining put into practice using the example of the conversion of the Townhall in the town of Korbach, Hesse, Germany

Pre-demolition audits (PDA) offer a standardised method to capture the full potential of building products for high-quality reuse.

The University of Sopron became the first Hungarian university to achieve climate-positive operations through biomass-based heating systems.

The good practice will be the foundation of a local regulation through which measures of circular economy in the construction sector will be adopted.

The Green Deal on Circular construction (GDCC) mobilized 376 organizations to work together to embed circular construction as common practice in Flanders

Since 2007, HafenCity Hamburg GmbH has been promoting sustainable building practices through the issuance of an independent certificate, the HafenCity Ecolabel.

A concrete example of the reuse of construction materials in the field of the conservative restoration so to preserve and valorize historical/cultural heritage.