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Circular construction is transforming the way we build by treating buildings as material banks. Instead of following a linear “take, make, waste” model, this approach designs structures for disassembly, reuse, and urban mining. From steel beams and façade panels to interior fittings, every component can be recovered and reintegrated into future projects, reducing waste, cutting carbon emissions, and lowering construction costs. Digital tools like materials passports make tracking and reusing resources easier, helping the built environment align with circular economy principles.
Climate disclosure mandates are transforming real estate. With buildings responsible for nearly 40% of energy-related emissions, regulators in New York, the UK, and the US are requiring developers, landlords, and REITs to report greenhouse gas emissions, climate risks, and decarbonisation strategies. Far from being a compliance exercise, these rules drive long-term resilience, unlock green finance, and differentiate sustainable assets in a market where transparency and ESG performance are increasingly linked to value.
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Transit-oriented development (TOD) is reshaping cities for a low-carbon future. By clustering homes, offices, and amenities around public transport hubs, TOD reduces car dependence, lowers emissions, and creates walkable, vibrant communities. Case studies from London, Stockholm, Paris, and Barcelona show how density, connectivity, and mixed-use design improve air quality, public health, and urban livability. TOD is not just urban planning-it’s a blueprint for cities without cars.