Resource salvation : the architecture of reuse

Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgements
Definitions
Chapter 1 Introduction
	1.1 Background
	1.2 Scarcity of resource
	1.3 Waste and obsolescence
	1.4 Permanence and repair
	1.5 Material efficiency
	1.6 Embodied energy and carbon
	1.7 The circular economy
	1.8 Reuse v recycling
	1.9 Summary
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Chapter 2 Concepts Supporting Reuse
	2.1 History of building component reuse
	2.2 Barriers to reuse
	2.3 Urban metabolism and resource flows
	2.4 Urban mining
	2.5 Upcycling – cradle to cradle
	2.6 Salvageability and design for deconstruction (DfD)
	2.7 Information – materials passports
	2.8 Component redesign – design for reassembly and secondary use
	2.9 Typologies of material reuse
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Chapter 3 Case Studies
	3.1 Adaptive reuse with component reuse
		3.1.1 Alliander – Nothing is New
		3.1.2 Posner Center for International Development – the Horsebarn
		3.1.3 Energy Resource Center (ERC)a – A Learning Hub
		3.1.4 Hughes Warehouse – Building Community
		3.1.5 Roy Stibbs Elementary School – A Building as a Material Bankb
		3.1.6 Hindmarsh Shire Council Corporate Offices – Old Anchors New
	3.2 Reusing what is available at the site
		3.2.1 Ford Calumet Environmental Center – ‘Form Follows Availability’
		3.2.2 Hill End Eco‐House
		3.2.3 Tysons Living Learning Centred
		3.2.4 Parkwood Residences – Reuse of an Old Steel Framef
	3.3 Reusing construction materials from elsewhere
		3.3.1 Headquarters of the European Council and Council of the European Uniong
		3.3.2 La Cuisine, Winnipeg Folk Festival
		3.3.3 Pointe Valaine Community Centre
		3.3.4 Oasis Children’s Venture
		3.3.5 The Old Oak Dojo
	3.4 Secondary use of non‐construction materials
		3.4.1 Pocono Environmental Education Center – Tyre Wall
		3.4.2 Big Dig House – From Highway to Housing
		3.4.3 Kaap Skil, Maritime and Beachcombers Museum
		3.4.4 Waste House – UK’s First Permanent Building Made from Rubbish
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Chapter 4 Materials Investigations
	4.1 Nordic Built Component Reuse
	4.2 Storywood
	4.3 Reuse of structural steel
	4.4 Rebrick project
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Chapter 5 Practitioners
	5.1 Rotor
	5.2 Milestone Project Management
	5.3 Lendager Group
	5.4 Superuse Studios
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Chapter 6 Implications for Design
	6.1 Design process characteristics
	6.2 Performance issues
	6.3 Understanding sources and opportunities
	6.4 Decision process
	6.5 Conclusion
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Bibliography
Index
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