Built Positive London Workshop
Date and time
Location
Mott MacDonald Offices London
10 Fleet Place London EC4M 7QS United KingdomDescription
About the Workshop
This high energy half day workshop will explore the key concepts of Built Positive including circular design; material health; design for reuse, disassembly, and recovery; value chain collaboration; and qualifying and quantifying the value of materials over their use and reuse cycles.
About Built Positive
Built Positive is a co- creative movement, formed by the Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute, to increasethe built environment’s positive impact on people, planet, and economy by designing materials and products for circularity, innovating to improve these inputs, and quantifying their positive impact from the molecule through to the metropolis
The Program:
1:30 pm – Welcome (C2CPII)
1:35 pm – Icebreaker (Alastair Mant, UKGBC)
1:50 pm – Talk: Path to Positive (Troy Virgo, Shaw Industries)
2:00 pm – Ask the Audience: Values (Emily English, C2CPII)
2:15 pm – Talk: Intro to Built Positive (Thijs Maartens , C2CPII)
2:40 pm – Talk: Intro to Design for Disassembly (Rachel Berman, Mechosystems)
2:50 pm – Small Group Exercise: Design for Disassembly (partners facilitate)
3:30 pm – BREAK
3:45 pm – Talk: Bleeding Edge (Eszter Gulacsy, Mott MacDonald)
4:05 pm – Manufacturer’s Panel: Path to Positive (Dag Duberg, Tarkett; Monica Miller, ThyssenKrupp; Jeremy Summeray, Armstrong Ceilings: Dorien vd Weele, Mosa)
4:30 pm – Q&A with Panel
4:40 pm – Talk: Intro to Value Chain Collaboration (Emily English, C2CPII)
4:50 pm – Small Group Exercise: Challenging the Status Quo (Alastair Mant , UKGBC)
5:15 pm – Feedback and Close
5:30 pm – Drinks/Reception
6:30 pm – Wrap-Up
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About Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute
The Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute is dedicated to powering innovation for the circular economy through products that have a positive impact on people and planet. The Institute sets the Cradle to Cradle Certified® Product Standard, the world’s most advanced measure for safe, circular and responsibly made materials and products.