This page contains articles from our blog that have been tagged with the term: "Circular Economy".
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 Projects and Expedition Engineering are delighted to announce that we’ll be taking part in this year’s Green Sky Thinking event, taking place in London from 15-19 May 2017. Loosefit vs […]
Senior Sustainability Consultant Jo Dobson reports from last week’s Circular Economy Thinking in Construction Conference: The UK construction industry is embarking on its journey towards the circular economy. Companies throughout the supply […]
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 […]
Fashion is surely the most circular of industries. Right? Here’s my reasoning. Don’t throw anything away, it’ll come back into fashion. I’ve recently stopped wearing my George Cox creepers for […]
Last weekend I took part in the London Circular Jam, an event put on by teams of mentors and organisers working on sustainability and the circular economy. Over the weekend people […]
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 […]
Yesterday, Sophie ran the biggest product ‘tear down’ session to date at the Green Alliance’s Circular Economy Event. This was part of Sophie’s work with the RSA on The Great Recovery Project. […]
‘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 […]
