Join us for a free public webinar showcasing the groundbreaking outcomes of Québec’s Living Lab for Construction. Over the past three years, the Living Lab has delivered 19 real-world projects demonstrating the application of circular economy strategies within the construction sector.
The session will explore four key projects that span the building lifecycle — from adaptable building design and lifecycle assessments to material traceability and deconstruction optimization. Participants will also learn how the upcoming Circular Construction Innovation Hub (CCIH) aims to transfer these and similar lessons learned across Canada’s built environment and drive national progress toward a circular economy.
Québec’s Living Lab for Construction, developed by Center for Intersectoral Studies and Research on the Circular Economy (CERIEC) at the École de technologie supérieure in Montreal, mobilized stakeholders to adopt circular economy strategies and practices on several construction and built environment projects in Québec between 2021 and 2023.
The Lab has demonstrated that circular solutions can work in practice — now it’s time to scale those innovations across the country.
Hear first-hand about the methodology, approach, and results from Québec’s Living Lab for Construction, including the four highlighted projects and tools, including:
Learn about available resources and tools in both English and French for circular construction.
Gain insights on how the Circular Construction Innovation Hub will scale up successful circular strategies across Canada.
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