ACAN Circular Economy overlay
Circular Economy Design Guide and plan of works that follows the RIBA Work stages was publish January 2024. Split out to Retrofit , Reuse and Newbuild, and each runs through three fundamental circular economy principles: Maximise Reuse, Design for Optimisation, and Minimise Impact and Waste.
The overlay runs alongside A Design guide for the Circular Economy in the Built Environment. The guide aims to provide a comprehensive overview and understanding of how to design for a Circular Economy.
For further information and to download the Circular Economy Design Guide and Overlay to the RIBA plan of work visit here.
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