A major new gallery at London’s Science Museum, designed on circular economy principles, examines the rapid decarbonisation needed to limit climate change. Photography by Ståle Eriksen
Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), Arup and AtkinsRéalis are among the creators of a new report which makes the case for Europe to shift to a circular economy by 2035
Belgian projects are pioneering reuse and circular-economy principles, says David Grandorge
In Brussels, local practice Notan Office has created a finely considered residential development by cutting volumes away from the existing industrial buildings on the site and reusing much of their fabric
Nearly four years after the AJ spoke to KPF about its plans to ‘mine’ the 1980s former BT HQ in the City of London for its Portland stone, Fran Williams looks at how its ambitious plans are turning out
Carmody Groarke sustainability lead Sian Ricketts explains how architecture can adapt to the reality of finite resources and an abundance of waste
A mixed-use retrofit project in Berlin takes truly circular planning and construction a step further
White Arkitekter’s head of sustainability UK Anna Lisa McSweeney and sustainability specialist Shreya Aneja speak to the AJ about the pros and cons of recycling in a fit-out
The all-day café and bar at Tate Modern includes benches made from ash die-back timber and tabletops using coffee grounds
The government’s headline-grabbing rejection of Pilbrow & Partners’ M&S Oxford Street plan highlights how far off the UK is from producing circular economy projects like those of Danish architect Anders Lendager, argues Peter Murray
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