This page contains articles from our blog that have been tagged with the term: "Waste".
Error – The elephant in the room when we talk about sustainability in construction In 2019, almost every professional institution associated with the UK construction industry has declared a Climate […]
We are delighted to share that our proposal for a modular aquaponic urban farm has been shortlisted at the World Architecture Festival 2017, taking place in November. The project is a […]
Imagine a world where ‘waste’ doesn’t exist – where products are designed and optimised for a cycle of disassembly and reuse. Dan Epstein writes about why the Circular Economy offers a […]
Useful Simple Projects are working with the Great Recovery and Zero Waste Scotland (ZWS) to explore the value the circular economy could bring to a number of industries in Scotland. […]
The Disruptive Innovation Festival (DIF) 2016 is an online, open-access event staged over three weeks by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation. The DIF invites thought leaders, entrepreneurs, business, designers, makers and […]
Over the last year, Useful Simple has been partnering with ICLEI Brasil to stimulate more sustainable waste management in three Brazilian cities, using the upcoming mega sporting events as a […]
I was really intrigued by this article in the Guardian last week, citing the circular economy as a new way of doing business. It really isn’t. But it is brilliant […]
We have recently started working with ICLEI-Brasil on a project called ‘Sustainable Waste Management in Sporting Events’, focusing on three Brazilian Host Cities; Recife, and São Paulo and Rio de […]
‘The Great Recovery’ is a trail blazing initiative conceived by Useful Simple Projects to promote closed loop design in the manufacturing industry. Supported by the Technology Strategy Board and now […]
Quite a few members of our staff sit on the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) London Expert Panels – something we’re very proud of. Through these expert panels, our Associates […]
