8 trees, harvested during yearly maintenance of Dutch forests, have been directly reused as columns resulting in a saving of 16 ton of CO2.

GTB Lab is partner in the EU Intereg project DDC in which smart digital services are developed to enable circular construction.

Green Transformable Building Lab has reached its highest point, after assembling the main core of the Circular/Reversible building structure

Elma Durmisevic speaks at BIMLUX Conférence 2021 on how BIM is used in deconstruction.

Attenborough's address to world leaders at COP26: a new industrial revolution powered by millions of sustainable innovations is essential.

Read the interview of BURST with dr. Elma Durmisevic: Future proof cities - Shaping a dynamic world with circular building design.

Durmisevic speaks at the circularity symposium of Istanbul Technical University to push for a paradigm shift in design and construction.

Tree trunks from Staatsbosbeheer (Dutch Forest and Nature Reserve) are being inspected. A pictorial report.

The 3D scan of the current situation provides point-cloud files and 360° panoramas for a detailed monitoring of the innovative project.

Essay on Beyond old-industrial thinking - innovation-driven design.

Elma Durmisevic, Annie Guerriero, Calin Boje, Bruno Domange and Guido Bosch presented their paper on Digital DeConstruction at CIB W78 (LUX)

Elma Durmisevic interviewed about GTB Lab on the Simplist.

Start of the realisation of GTB Lab which is envisioned as a Laboratory for Green and Reversible Architecture by dr. Elma Durmisevic.

The building, which will be almost completely deconstructed, is one of five pilot projects within the EU project Digital Deconstruction.

The lab will transform each year without producing waste for a period of 10 year: a laboratory for green and transformable buildings.