Construction waste

Concrete is the most widely used building material in the world, but it comes at a huge environmental cost. Engineers in Japan have developed a new technique to make concrete by recycling waste concrete and combining it with captured carbon dioxide.

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Using recycled building materials is definitely the way to go for your next construction project and this list will help you find exactly what you need.

Examples of circular actions that improve the management of construction and demolition waste — European Environment Agency

Upcycled junk and site construction waste make up nearly every interior element of Madrid's Mo de Movimiento restaurant, created by designer Lucas Muñoz.

the lamps use recycled industrial detritus, giving the landfill bound materials a renewed existence via well-intended, simple designs.

A Scottish waste recycling specialist is investing £6 million in a second plant, creating more than 20 jobs, to serve construction sites and housing developments to the west of the Central Belt.

A new name, a new dimension! StoneCycling transforms into FRONT®, with an expanding collection of sustainable, aesthetic building materials.

When bottled water, pre-packaged food, and other single-use items now line store shelves and fill our cupboards at home, recycling isn't going to cut it.

Image 41 of 58 from gallery of Exhibition Space Formed by Corrugated Cardboards / LUO studio. Photograph by Sui Sicong