Build Reuse - General
Root
- About the Build Reuse Wiki
- Brief History of the Build Reuse Wiki
- Why Deconstruct and Reuse
- Envisioning a Circular Building Sector
- Circular Design Tools
- Case Studies
- Guides
- Reuse Store and Material Recovery Maps and Databases
- Deconstruction and Reuse Networks
- Deconstruction and Reuse News Outlets
- Conference and Webinar Materials
- RFIs / Opportunities to Give Feedback
- Funding Opportunities
MassDEP Deconstruction Working Group meeting recordings
- Demystifying Deconstruction (September 28, 2022)
- Inspiration and Practice: Taking Buildings Apart (December 14, 2022)
- Reuse Markets for Building Materials (March 15, 2023)
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Climate, Culture And Community: How Reusing Buildings Preserves Historic Spaces and Lowers Our Carbon Footprint (June 7, 2023)
Northeast Recycling Council Reuse Material Forum about Measuring the Economic Impacts of Reuse (2022)
Rethos (Minnesota historic non-profit) Deconstruction Masterclass courses (2022)
YouTube links to each of the three Deconstruction Masterclasses:
- Deconstruction Masterclass: The Essentials
- Deconstruction Masterclass: Climate & Environmental Impacts
- Deconstruction Masterclass: Giving New Life to Old Buildings
Oregon DEQ Sustainable Buildings for All Webinar Series recordings (2022)
- Part 1: Introduction. This webinar provides an introduction to the Sustainable Buildings for All incentive framework. It discusses why the built environment is critical to addressing the climate, equity, and health goals of your jurisdiction and community and provides an overview of the structure and key elements of the framework.
- Part 2: Model Frameworks. In the second webinar Jess Harris (City of Seattle) and Paul Roman (Arlington County) provide an overview of their jurisdictions' respective sustainable building incentive programs including key takeaways, lessons learned, and performance metrics.
- Part 3: Certifications. In the third webinar Rebecca Heilig (Earth Advantage), Aubrie Christensen (ILFI), and Jennifer Gunby (USGBC) provide an overview of their organization and certifications that are included in the SB4A framework, as well as information for how to learn even more about each certification.
- Part 4: Case Studies. The final webinar features case studies highlighted in the SB4A report. Jennifer Nye (Salazar Architect), Alex Boetzel (GreenHammer), and Marc Brune (PAE) present an overview of their projects and discuss their projects in relation to the proposed SB4A requirements and incentives.
Reuse Minnesota
King County, City of Seattle
Troy Deconstruction Summit (2022)
- Notes: Master Decon Doc.pdf (170.63 KB)
Conference and Webinar Materials
MassDEP Deconstruction Working Group meeting recordings
- Demystifying Deconstruction (September 28, 2022)
- Inspiration and Practice: Taking Buildings Apart (December 14, 2022)
- Reuse Markets for Building Materials (March 15, 2023)
-
Climate, Culture And Community: How Reusing Buildings Preserves Historic Spaces and Lowers Our Carbon Footprint (June 7, 2023)
Northeast Recycling Council Reuse Material Forum about Measuring the Economic Impacts of Reuse (2022)
Rethos (Minnesota historic non-profit) Deconstruction Masterclass courses (2022)
YouTube links to each of the three Deconstruction Masterclasses:
- Deconstruction Masterclass: The Essentials
- Deconstruction Masterclass: Climate & Environmental Impacts
- Deconstruction Masterclass: Giving New Life to Old Buildings
Oregon DEQ Sustainable Buildings for All Webinar Series recordings (2022)
- Part 1: Introduction. This webinar provides an introduction to the Sustainable Buildings for All incentive framework. It discusses why the built environment is critical to addressing the climate, equity, and health goals of your jurisdiction and community and provides an overview of the structure and key elements of the framework.
- Part 2: Model Frameworks. In the second webinar Jess Harris (City of Seattle) and Paul Roman (Arlington County) provide an overview of their jurisdictions' respective sustainable building incentive programs including key takeaways, lessons learned, and performance metrics.
- Part 3: Certifications. In the third webinar Rebecca Heilig (Earth Advantage), Aubrie Christensen (ILFI), and Jennifer Gunby (USGBC) provide an overview of their organization and certifications that are included in the SB4A framework, as well as information for how to learn even more about each certification.
- Part 4: Case Studies. The final webinar features case studies highlighted in the SB4A report. Jennifer Nye (Salazar Architect), Alex Boetzel (GreenHammer), and Marc Brune (PAE) present an overview of their projects and discuss their projects in relation to the proposed SB4A requirements and incentives.
Reuse Minnesota
King County, City of Seattle
Troy Deconstruction Summit (2022)
- Notes: Master Decon Doc.pdf (170.63 KB)