The Engineers Reuse Collective is a not-for-profit group of practising engineers championing, accelerating and delivering reuse in the built environment. They support the transition of the UK’s built environment to net zero carbon and we are proud to be part of this initiative.

The initiative aims to increase reuse in the built environment with minimal reprocessing, to support the transition to circular economy principles, and to urgently reduce the carbon intensity of the built environment.

David Rivers, Partner, Structural Engineering, comments on our involvement: “Reuse of existing construction materials, and fully maximising circular economy pathways, is essential if we’re to hit the ever decreasing embodied carbon targets needed in the face of the climate emergency. However, while much of the theory behind material reuse is sound, convincing the industry as to its viability and safety has proven trickier. We are therefore thrilled to be able to work with The Engineers Reuse Collective to share best practice, knowledge and real-life case studies and collectively prove that our sustainable future is rooted in maximising the potential of our past.”

Find out more about The Engineers Reuse Collective here: The Engineers Reuse Collective