It was great to be at the launch of this important new report by NLA on the circular economy – Circular London: Building a Renewable City. And to have contributed to the study by sharing our own approach to circularity at Fabrix.

The fundamental principles outlined in the report are crystal clear: mine buildings not resources; deconstruct, don’t demolish.

As researcher and report author Ruth Slavid highlights, there are notable case-studies out there demonstrating the art of the possible, which the report helpfully highlights – including our very own Roots In The Sky, 55 Great Suffolk Street, and Atelier Gardens.

Download the full version of the report here 👉 Circular London Report