From architecture that is demolished and turned into waste to architecture that is recycled

 

 

While there is a demand to extend the lifespan of buildings, there are many buildings that are demolished before they have completed their lifespan.

There are various factors that cause buildings to become incompatible with changes in the social environment and the functionality of buildings to decrease.

The reality is that buildings that are still usable are turned into trash through a huge amount of effort

Is there anything else that an architect can think of?

Can we take more ownership and responsibility for what we design?

 

With the desire to transform architecture into something circular, we started CIRCULUS with a small step, doing what we could ourselves.

If it is unavoidable that a building will be demolished before its useful life is over, we should prepare a path forward in anticipation of its eventual demolition.

The idea is to create a system that allows buildings to be recycled little by little, even if only in part.

 

With circular architecture as our keyword, we focused on plastic material recycling.