Re-use of Building Products in the Netherlands
作者： Loriane Icibaci
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摘要: This research departs from the desire to understand practice of reuse building products a systemic standpoint, representing network multiple factors influencing process reusing. Through Industrial Ecology theoretical framework, these relations are dynamic and contextually bounded defining commercial feasibility products. holistic approach generates an overview how dynamics in stock (housing as supply potential reusable products) socioeconomic, technological factors, influence what is harvested for practice. The representation composes conceptual model metabolism product Netherlands. “map” offers way improve visualization understanding trajectories flows reused well motivations, conditions limitations behind them.
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