The Circular Building Standard is a framework that outlines guidelines and principles for designing and constructing buildings that contribute to a circular economy. It incorporates principles of sustainability, resource efficiency, and circularity, with a focus on reducing waste, minimizing carbon emissions, and promoting the use of renewable materials. The standard includes various criteria related to materials sourcing, design and construction, energy and water efficiency, and waste management. It encourages building owners, developers, and designers to adopt a holistic approach that considers the entire life cycle of a building, from construction to demolition and beyond. By following the Circular Building Standard, buildings can become more resilient and sustainable, contributing to a more circular economy.
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