RETHINKING BUILDING MATERIALS and its surprising effect

Scarcity of building materials & high costs, lead to interest in reuse or using less obvious materials.
Award-winning Superuse share their 25-years of experience in ‘superusing’ and co-creation.

A transformation of a former community centre into 19 residential units with collective living and neighbourhood functions: Project Boschgaard shows what is already possible with circular construction.
And who would have thought that the gigantic blades from wind turbines could have such endless building possibilities. Superuse spin-off Blade–Made treats waste as resources and as such, offers a sustainable end of life treatment for these sturdy materials.
Two Superuse Studio’s projects illustrate the creative and competent minds of a group of architects with great impact. Architect-partner and co-founder of Blade–Made Jos de Krieger talks about their philosophy, purpose and 'superuse' design method.