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The launch of the new Circularity for Urban Development book was a success thanks to everyone who attended last Friday! Circularity Construction for Urban Development is an open-source project and all the resources can be downloaded for free. We believe in the rights to copy! Make sure to get your copy and find the tools here https://lnkd.in/dReddsqQ so we can push for circularity together! Behind the book are the co-editors Søren Nielsen and Kasper Guldager Jensen and a fantastic team of co-creators Agnes Garnow, Amy Egerter, Carel van Houte, Dan Johannes Pham, Daniel M. Hall, Emil Engelbrecht, Frederik Brauer, Giacomo Brusa Cattaneo, Harpa Birgisdóttir, Javier Gutierrez, Jesper Kort Andersen, Kåre Stokholm Poulsgaard, Morten Walbech Ryberg, Nicolas Francart, Mirjam Hallin, Salma Zavari. Thank you Danish Architectural Press for a high quality publication!

Coming June, we look into a month in the sign of circularity! On June 12th 15-16:30 CEST, Bridge the Gap is hosting a webinar about best practices and learnings from combining off-site production and circularity ♻🏘. To spur your interest in circularity even more, we are also launching the book 'Circular Construction in Urban Development' just a few weeks after (stay tuned for more info on when and where). https://lnkd.in/dwSZ6tPQ

Knap 1.000 elementer til boligprojekt Nærheden, som Home.Earth og Scandi Byg står bag. Når man læser om ambitionen bag projektet, så er det faktisk ret fedt at være valgt som vinduesleverandør!    Steffen Møller Barchow, projekteringsleder hos Scandi Byg, siger således om projektet:  - Ambitionen er at opføre boligerne med så lavt et klimaaftryk som muligt. De forholdsvis nye klimakrav i bygningsreglementet lyder på, at nybyggeri af denne størrelse maksimalt må udlede 12 kilo CO2-ækvivalenter per kvadratmeter, og det sigter vi med Nærheden efter at halvere. Det bidrager modulbyggeri som byggeteknik og vores omfangsrige brug af træ væsentligt til. Læs hele pressemeddelelsen her: https://lnkd.in/dEUFmQ6p Tak for et fantastisk godt samarbejde, og vi glæder os til at se det færdige boligprojekt. #presse #projekt #ambitiøs #vinduer #danskevinduer #nordjyskvinduesfabrik #danskproduktion #vindunor #nordjysknærvær #danskkvalitet #nordiskæstetik 

Join us for the book launch of 'Circular Construction for Urban Development - A System' on June 21st at 14-17 and get your own copy! 📕 We are serving refreshing drinks and ideas at the Home.Earth office at Siljangade 1, 2300 Copenhagen S.

Coming June, we look into a month in the sign of circularity! On June 12th 15-16:30 CEST, Bridge the Gap is hosting a webinar about best practices and learnings from combining off-site production and circularity ♻🏘. To spur your interest in circularity even more, we are also launching the book 'Circular Construction in Urban Development' just a few weeks after (stay tuned for more info on when and where). https://lnkd.in/dwSZ6tPQ

After more than a year in the making, our next book 'Circular Construction for Urban Development' is in the print! ♻️🏗️ With the aim of providing the building industry with a system for circular construction, we are excited to see how the book will be received and adopted! Just as the Doughnut for Urban Development that was published last year from a belief in 'the right to copy' rather than copyright, we offer this book open-source. Stay tuned for more on the launch June 21st! ⭐. A big thanks to the co-editors Søren Nielsen from Tegnestuen Vandkunsten, Kasper Guldager Jensen from Home.Earth and the co-creators: Agnes Garnow, Amy Egerter, Carel van Houte, Dan Johannes Pham, Daniel M. Hall, Emil Engelbrecht, Frederik Brauer, Giacomo Brusa Cattaneo, Harpa Birgisdóttir, Javier Gutierrez, Jesper Kort Andersen, Kåre Stokholm Poulsgaard, Morten Ryberg, Nicolas Francart, Mirjam Hallin, Salma Zavari.

Last week, Nykredits Fond surprised Kasper and the Home.Earth team with a visit to give Kasper the prestigious Sustainability Award for his work in advancing the green transition within the building industry. We are extremely happy and proud to have Kasper as a driving and inspirational force in developing sustainable construction through circularity and doughnut economics, not only in Home.Earth but across the whole industry.

Glad to welcome the family behind Søren Jensen as a mission-aligned investor in Home.Earth and a more sustainable and inclusive real estate industry.

"The barrier to the green transition to net zero in real estate is not technology, but the implementation of technology"🤔. This challenge is what Emil Søeberg and Mads Christian Hoffmann, together with Home.Earth, set out to solve. The result we are excited to share is Envo! This platform fully automates the planning and calculation process of how to utilize current and new technologies to decarbonize buildings. Envo makes it more efficient and accessible for property owners to undertake energy renovations and reduce the carbon footprint of building operations. Read more about Envo and how to book a demonstration at https://thinkenvo.com/

Thank you Kate Raworth for inspirational contributions @ our Annual General Assembly this week on Doughnut Economics for Business Design 🙏🍩