4/12/2012
Architect Magazine - Great article for the Reuse Industry
Reuse continues to be brought to the forefront in discussion. It's hot topic at conferences as well as in the press and is becoming more common in practice.
There's a wonderful piece in this month's Architect Magazine this month on the past, present and future of the industry.
The article features some great quotes from leaders in the reuse industry such as the BMRA, CMRA, BNIM, el dorado inc, Deconstruction & Reuse Network, PlanetReuse, Standford University, and many others.
"We are moving away from the status quo of how we handle our construction and demolition waste for many reasons. Dumping has become more expensive and thus less appealing for contractors..."
"If architects really want to look out for the ecosystem, they should start by making the most of what they already have."
Link to the article: Architecture’s Afterlife
You can even earn one HSW/SD CEH (Health/Safety/Welfare and Sustainable Design Continuing Education Hour) for reading this article and successfully completing a free online quiz. To do so, go to: go.hw.net/archceu
There's a wonderful piece in this month's Architect Magazine this month on the past, present and future of the industry.
The article features some great quotes from leaders in the reuse industry such as the BMRA, CMRA, BNIM, el dorado inc, Deconstruction & Reuse Network, PlanetReuse, Standford University, and many others.
"We are moving away from the status quo of how we handle our construction and demolition waste for many reasons. Dumping has become more expensive and thus less appealing for contractors..."
"If architects really want to look out for the ecosystem, they should start by making the most of what they already have."
Link to the article: Architecture’s Afterlife
You can even earn one HSW/SD CEH (Health/Safety/Welfare and Sustainable Design Continuing Education Hour) for reading this article and successfully completing a free online quiz. To do so, go to: go.hw.net/archceu
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