Concrete Reuse for Reconstruction
Selective Deconstruction and Circular Solutions
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Phase : Exploration
Grant : 30 000CHF
Duration : 4 months
Problem
The war in Ukraine has caused massive building damage and destruction, generating large amounts of concrete debris. This situation creates a significant challenge for waste management and increased CO₂ emissions related to reconstruction.
Challenge
How can we effectively deconstruct concrete elements from damaged buildings and make them available for reconstruction, thus reducing CO₂ emissions, minimizing waste, and lowering reconstruction costs?
Solution
The project proposes innovative selective deconstruction techniques to recover concrete elements, followed by their certification for reuse in new reconstruction projects, in compliance with local and international standards.
Impact
- CO₂ emission reduction: Less production of new concrete, leading to lower CO2 emissions.
- Waste reduction: Fewer debris sent to landfills.
- Cost savings: Reduced expenses for producing new materials.
- Increased sustainability: A circular approach to reconstruction.
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