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The Hanze University of Applied Sciences has a long track record in circular construction and renovation. Indeed Hanze has developed and contributed to many partnerships with industry, public sector and academia. Research by the Hanze is helping bridge the gap between circular material supply and de...

The City of Roeselare has just recently inaugurated its new town hall – an iconic example of harmonious new meets old, incorporating sustainability, circular building practices and the carbon-reducing ambitions of our Belgian CTB partners....

The CTB partners recently met again, this time in Sweden, to fine-tune project strategies and activities, and exchange knowledge for a more circular construction sector.We were warmly welcomed at Linnaeus University in beautiful Växjö by Mayor Malin Lauber and René Jaramillo of the Kronoberg Regiona...

The Province of Drenthe is one of the 12 regional administrations in the Netherlands. Some of its primary competences and activities relevant for the CTB project are spatial development and regional economy. Informally, the Province has recently become more involved in housing policy in an...

Actium is an ambitious housing corporation located in the green heart of the Northern Netherlands, providing 16.000 households in Drenthe with an affordable home. Together with tenants and other stakeholders, Actium endeavours to incorporate circular and sustainable practices by focusing on energy e...

The Climate City Office - Klimastadtburo - is the department responsible for  municipal climate change issues in the City of Bremerhaven's Environmental Protection Agency. Klimastadtburo is committed to a climate-friendly city and to ensuring that the problem of climate change is taken into acc...

Circular Trust Building (CTB) is now officially up and running!...

It’s all go for our CTB partners from Linnaeus University. Having just landed back in Sweden after the project’s official kick-off in The Netherlands, they hosted a hybrid event on Circular Construction on 18th January. The webinar was led by Prof. Arnold Tukker of Leiden University in The Netherlan...