Case studies and articles

Atelier Productive Metropolis BXL is an initiative in Brussels that proposes giving old industrial sites a new lease on life by focusing on attracting innovative production activities.

CLEAN seeks to create an attractive platform for knowledge sharing and collaboration among Danish and international companies, knowledge institutions, organisations and authorities.

AleLyckan Ecopark provides a single place for recycling, reuse and second hand stores.

The collection service is made on request of citizens. The collection on demand allows the collection of certain types of waste that cannot be collected by the conventional ways.

On www.citylab010.nl people with expertise, resources and relevant networks are gathered together.

The reversible building design approach, the Materials Passports, the Circular Building Assessment Tool and new business models for a circular material value network developed in BAMB have been tested

The Basque Ecodesign HUB is the core of the training activities on Ecodesign in the Basque Country.

The aim of this eco-innovation tool is to promote the circular economy through ecodesign and help achieve greater sustainability in the production and consumption of products.

We have more than 300 sustainable disposables in our range. Online shop for buying all kings of different disposables from renewable materials.

The purpose of Copenhagen Solutions Lab (CSL) is to contribute in solving the municipality’s challenges (flooding, congestion, pollution, waste and other problems that arise in areas with dense habita

Smart Circular Designs based on the knowledge of flows. Community platform for designers to promote their circular products.

Cities and the circular economy are essential in achieving our climate goals, and SDG’s. Cities are places of action, and time is running out.

The Nine Steps Towards a Circular Business² is a book providing comprehensive information on transitioning a company to the circular economy.

Since 2002, Birmingham city council (BCC) has had a strong history of supporting and promoting industrial symbiosis, which is a principal pillar of the circular economy.

The Amsterdam Smart City platform is a collaboration of over 100 local municipalities, businesses, residents and academic institutions partnering on more than 75 smart projects to date.

This research jointly written by Arup and BAM explores ways Circular Business Models (CBMs) would provide added benefits throughout the value chain in construction.