Re-NetTA. Re-Manufacturing Networks for Tertiary Architectures
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– Identification of new job opportunities for young people with high-level skills (in
the fields of: technical design, eco-design, management, and communication)
or with low grade of studies (e.g., artisans)
• Impacts on policies
– Identification of possible framework barriers, obstacles, and conditions (regulation and standards) to overcome and adoption of effective action plans to reduce
barriers
– Identification of incentives and promotion of policies
– Improvement of circular criteria in Green Building Rating Systems and in environmental certification, toward “circular products/service.”
Lastly, the project stimulates the development of the local economic system by
creating new cross-sectoral processes and relationships, as well as possibilities for
new skills and jobs, and by improving the innovation capacity, competitiveness, and
growth of SMEs in meeting the challenges of new potential markets.
References
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Brand, S. (1994). How buildings learn: What happens after they’re built. USA: Penguin.
Cheshire, D. (2016). Building revolutions. Applying the circular economy to the built environment.
New Castel: RIBA Publishing.
Cresme Ricerche S.p.A. (2016). Osservatorio sull’offerta di Immobili ad uso ufficio a Milano.
Durmisevic, E. (2018). WP3 reversible building design. Reversible building design guidelines.
BAMB Report. Available at https://www.bamb2020.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/ReversibleBuilding-Design-guidelines-and-protocol.pdf.
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Lavagna, M. (2008). Life cycle assessment in edilizia. Milano: Hoepli.
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– Identification of new job opportunities for young people with high-level skills (in
the fields of: technical design, eco-design, management, and communication)
or with low grade of studies (e.g., artisans)
• Impacts on policies
– Identification of possible framework barriers, obstacles, and conditions (regulation and standards) to overcome and adoption of effective action plans to reduce
barriers
– Identification of incentives and promotion of policies
– Improvement of circular criteria in Green Building Rating Systems and in environmental certification, toward “circular products/service.”
Lastly, the project stimulates the development of the local economic system by
creating new cross-sectoral processes and relationships, as well as possibilities for
new skills and jobs, and by improving the innovation capacity, competitiveness, and
growth of SMEs in meeting the challenges of new potential markets.
References
Arena, M., Azzone, G., & Bengo, I. (2017). Traditional and innovative vehicle-sharing models. In
S. Savaresi & A. Colorni (Eds.), Electric vehicle sharing services for smarter cities. Springer,
Research for Development.
Brand, S. (1994). How buildings learn: What happens after they’re built. USA: Penguin.
Cheshire, D. (2016). Building revolutions. Applying the circular economy to the built environment.
New Castel: RIBA Publishing.
Cresme Ricerche S.p.A. (2016). Osservatorio sull’offerta di Immobili ad uso ufficio a Milano.
Durmisevic, E. (2018). WP3 reversible building design. Reversible building design guidelines.
BAMB Report. Available at https://www.bamb2020.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/ReversibleBuilding-Design-guidelines-and-protocol.pdf.
Ellen MacArthur Foundation and CE100. (2016). Circularity in the built environment: Case studies.
Available at https://www.ellenmacarthurfoundation.org/assets/downloads/Built-Env-Co.Project.
pdf.
ERN. (2016). Map of remanufacturing product design landscape.
European Commission. (2015). Closing the loop—An EU action plan for the Circular Economy,
COM 614.
European Commission. (2018). Growth, construction. Available at https://ec.europa.eu/growth/
sectors/construction.
Eurostat. (2016). Key figures on Europe (pp. 161–164). Belgium.
Giorgi, S., Lavagna, M., & Campioli, A. (2017). Economia Circolare, Gestione dei rifiuti e Life Cycle
Thinking. Fondamenti, interpretazioni e analisi dello stato dell’arte. Ingegneria dell’Ambiente,
4(3), 245–254.
Lavagna, M. (2008). Life cycle assessment in edilizia. Milano: Hoepli.
Linder, M., & Williander, M. (2017). Circular business model innovation: Inherent uncertainties.
Business Strategy and the Environment, 26, 182–196.
Monticelli, C. (2013).Life cycle design in architettura. Progetto e Valutazione di Impatto Ambientale
dalla Materia all’Edificio. Maggioli, Santarcangelo di Romagna.
Osservatorio del Mercato Immobiliare. (2017). Rapporto Immobiliare 2017. Immobili a destinazione terziaria, commerciale e produttiva. Pubblicazioni OMI.