Given its immense ecological footprint and impact on human wellbeing, the built environment is a key leverage point in achieving the goals put forward in the Paris Agreement as well as many other sustainability objectives.

Together we are leading the way to a circular built environment.

Six winners of 2025 Open Call!

CBC is thrilled to announce the six winners of the 2025 Open Call! Congratulations to La Rue, ERFMI, Ressurssentral, Material Index, Circue Aps, and Biesmans Group!​We are happy to see this space in the industry deepening and broadening and are excited to see how the winning projects will evolve!​
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Our events

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March 26, 2026
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Mar 26, 2026
CBC at Urban Future 2026
CBC is excited to announce that we will be at Urban Future 2026, from the 24-27th March in Ljubljana. We will be hosting a CBC session on Thursday 26 of March - stay tuned for more information!
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Resources

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Growing Circular Solutions
Circular Buildings Coalition: Front runner lessons and European prespectives

In this publication we share Circular Buildings Coalition’s journey growing the supply and demand for circular solutions. Sharing the key challenges and insights we have learned along the way. This publication is relevant to anyone who is innovating circular solutions for the built environment be it from products to insurance or to new collaborations, or something entirely different.

Thank you to all the Circular Buildings Coalition partners for their contribution to the coalition and to this publication. Thank you to the Laudes Foundation for their support. Finally thank you to all the Blueprint Projects, not only for their exceptional work on their individual solutions, but also for sharing it with us in this publication.

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Building Confidence
A deep-dive into risks of using secondary construction products and the potential role of insurance for reuse

Our new paper: Building Confidence, dives into the perceived risks of using secondary construction products, highlighting how traditional insurance—designed for virgin materials—creates ambiguity and deters their adoption. Despite huge potential CO2 savings (4.4–12.6 Mt in Europe by 2050) and upcoming EU regulations driving demand, the 'insurance issue' remains a key barrier.

This report explores these risks across the value chain, examines current mitigation strategies, and proposes collaborative pathways for insurers to clarify policies, support vital standardization, and develop innovative products to mainstream reuse in construction.

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