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a Circular Built Environment

The Build360 Hub aims to support industry professionals, academics and student who wish to learn more about how the Irish built environment sector can transition towards a decarbonized circular economy.

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‘An Analysis of the Environmental Attitudes of Undergraduate Construction Management Students using the New Ecological Paradigm Scale’

New paper by Jan Gottsche from the ATU Build360 research group, see https://arrow.tudublin.ie/ijap/vol11/iss2/7

Circular Built Environment Roadmap

I was delighted to represent the ATU Build360 research group at the IGBC facilitated workshop in Limerick today. The CircularBuild project is a collaboration between the IGBC, ATU, TU Dublin, and the University of Galway. The aim is to co-design and develop a national roadmap for a circular built environment in close collaboration with industry.

Circular Built Environment Roadmap

We are looking forward to the IGBC-led workshop on developing a Circular Built Environment Roadmap in collaboration with Atlantic Technological University, University of Galway, and TU Dublin this Friday in Limerick. This is the third workshop in the series to gather feedback and input from industry. See https://www.igbc.ie/events/national-circular-economy-roadmap-workshop-in-limerick/

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‘An Analysis of the Environmental Attitudes of Undergraduate Construction Management Students using the New Ecological Paradigm Scale’

New paper by Jan Gottsche from the ATU Build360 research group, see https://arrow.tudublin.ie/ijap/vol11/iss2/7

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3D Modelling Tool for Tracking the Flow of On-Site Construction and Demolition Waste

This publication from the CityLoops project provides an overview of an interesting tool developed by the South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences that tracks construction and demolition waste during the actual demolition process.