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Circular Architecture 'The GreenHouse'

by: Moon Apple October 7 2020

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Circular Hospitality Concept

The Greenhouse seen from aside

R Creators has realized The Green House from a circular point of view. From the foundation to the steel skeleton of the building: The goal is to disassemble The Green House after fifteen years and put it back in a different location or give the building materials a different function in other places.

The Greenhouse: A Cooperation Contract

Circular Architecture 'The GreenHouse': Utrecht, Netherlands

The circular operation also includes a circular building. That is why a food service company has not signed a traditional lease, but a cooperation contract. 'If you really want to work circularly, that has to be done with each other throughout the entire chain.'

The interior from the Greenhouse with people

The Greenhouse on the roof ensures that the foodservice company can grow local ingredients. The CO2 emissions, vitality, and location are mentioned for every dish that is served. The reduction of waste, energy, and water use is central. Suppliers are also involved in the circular ideas: products are not purchased, but they are paid for use: pay-per-use.

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Circular Architecture 'The GreenHouse'

By Moon Apple

In 15 years, The Greenhouse will be disassembled again! The circular building The Green House is the new meeting place at Utrecht Central (Netherlands) and has a restaurant, meeting rooms, and a greenhouse on the roof. Circular Hospitality Concept Recommended:  Sustainable Bicycle Is Made From Recycled Plastic In Brazil R Creators has realized The Green House from a circular point of view. From the foundation to the steel skeleton of the building: The goal is to disassemble The Green House after fifteen years and put it back in a different location or give the building materials a different function in other places. The Greenhouse: A Cooperation Contract {youtube}                                            Circular Architecture 'The GreenHouse': Utrecht, Netherlands The circular operation also includes a circular building. That is why a food service company has not signed a traditional lease, but a cooperation contract. 'If you really want to work circularly, that has to be done with each other throughout the entire chain.' Recommended: Agricultural Waste Turned Into Food: Green Alternatives Recommended:  Solar Power, Wind Turbines And The WaveRoller: Norway The Greenhouse on the roof ensures that the foodservice company can grow local ingredients. The CO2 emissions, vitality, and location are mentioned for every dish that is served. The reduction of waste, energy, and water use is central. Suppliers are also involved in the circular ideas: products are not purchased, but they are paid for use: pay-per-use. Before you go! Recommended:  Spider-Woman: Tarantula Staple Food Gets A Snack: Cambodia Did you find this an interesting article, or do you have a question or remark? Leave a comment below. We try to respond the same day. Like to write your article about food or buildings which can be re-used? Send your writing & scribble with a photo to  [email protected] , and we will write an interesting article based on your input.