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Re:Shuffle

Increasing the use of timber can help to reduce the environmental impact of the building construction sector. Preconditions for this are short routes of transport and certified sustainable forest management. For a truly sustainable use of timber, it is equally important to extend the service life of wooden components as much as possible, for example by unlocking new material sources such as waste wood. The research project Re:Shuffle investigates computational workflows and construction methods that enable practitioners to design and realize structurally sound and aesthetically appealing buildings and building components with reclaimed and surplus timber elements.

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Contributors

L. Mangliár
M. Hudert

Aarhus University
Denmark

Presented at ICSA2022, Aalborg University. Critical Practices 2022 booklet (PDF)