Giving new life to Sortland’s Nortura building
As part of Circ-Boost’s Norwegian pilot, high-quality concrete from the demolition of the Nortura facility in Sortland has been carefully […]
As part of Circ-Boost’s Norwegian pilot, high-quality concrete from the demolition of the Nortura facility in Sortland has been carefully […]
With the help of University of Belgrade, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Serbia produced its first-ever structural-grade recycled aggregate concrete (RAC)
In Circ-Boost’s Work Package 4: ENABLE, the 3D city modeling of Belgrade’s Palilula municipality is well underway – paving the
At Circ-Boost, we celebrate innovations that combine sustainability with safety. The INODIS system is a great example of how recycled
The Metropole du Grand Paris has officially launched BTP Match, a regional digital tool designed to scale up the reuse
How do we reduce concrete waste and build sustainably in the Arctic? At the SCABEAC Supercluster webinar on Arctic Construction,
We’re kicking off our on-site series in Belgrade 🇷🇸, where the team from University of Belgrade, Faculty of Civil Engineering
Last month, Circ-Boost partners in Norway took the stage at the Sortland Business Breakfast to promote circularity, reuse, and sustainability
We’re excited to kick off a brand-new communication campaign from the Circ-Boost project. Across Europe, our five pilot sites are
Dr. Marko Marinkovic, Assistant Professor at the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Civil Engineering, recently presented Circ-Boost Pilot 3 –