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DRASTIC · Demonstrating Real and Affordable Sustainable Building Solutions with Top-level whole life-cycle performance and Improved Circularity
DRASTIC will pave the way for significant whole life-cycle GHG emission reduction in new construction and (deep-energy) retrofit by demonstrating affordable innovative circular solutions in 5 different geographical zones, covering different building layers (accounting for 90% of GHG emissions), raw materials (accounting for 72% GHG emissions), buildings typologies (accounting for 80% of all buildings), circular strategies (reaching up to 60% of GHG emission reduction), and local drivers. The demonstrators untap on EU scale the potential of 491 MTCO2-eq savings annually and a financial divergence potential of 33.4 B€ annually, within defined market conditions and based on circular business models. To reach this ambitious goal, 23 partners from 8 European countries collaborate, covering the entire value chain and supported by a co-creation strategy with relevant stakeholders. To assess and validate the solutions, an innovative multi-cyclic performance assessment framework will be developed and applied, integrating multi-cycle LCA, multi-cycle LCC, circularity and sufficiency for construction and building related products and components. Novel data-driven tools covering quality evaluation, thermal efficiency, automatic identification of assets and their reusability condition, multi-cycle traceability, and social acceptance will be enhanced, demonstrated and combined in a toolbox integrated in a common digital platform, going beyond a digital building logbook. High impact dissemination and communication of results/key deliverables will be led by the World Green Building Council and maximized by its global network. The DRASTIC project will contribute to the objectives of the EU by demonstrating the feasibility of promising and affordable new technologies, processes and products combined with new business models for faster market uptake, leading towards more sustainable buildings with reduced life-cycle carbon, high life-cycle performance and reduced life-cycle costs.
Consortium · 23 organisations
VLAAMSE INSTELLING VOOR TECHNOLOGISCH ONDERZOEK N.V.
BE · €1,158,741
SAINT-GOBAIN ISOVER G+H AG
DE
CAALA GMBH
DE · €280,125
ICADE
FR
PRODUCTIF NORWAY AS
NO · €207,375
TIMBECO EHITUS OU
EE · €391,116
WORLDGBC EUROPE
BE · €446,940
CORAMINE
FR
SAINT-GOBAIN ECOPHON AKTIEBOLAG
SE
FUNDACION TECNALIA RESEARCH & INNOVATION
ES · €373,938
ASSOCIATION HQE
FR
SAINT GOBAIN RECHERCHE
FR · €758,524
UNIVERSITEIT MAASTRICHT
NL · €569,032
SAINT-GOBAIN SOLUTIONS FRANCE
FR
OMTRE AS
NO · €213,938
UNIVERSITAT POLITECNICA DE CATALUNYA
ES · €205,813
CELSA OPCO, SA
ES · €129,150
ACSA OBRAS E INFRAESTRUCTURAS SAU
ES · €92,123
SAINT-GOBAIN WEBER GMBH
DE · €371,134
MADASTER SHARED SERVICES BV
NL · €211,088
TALLINNA TEHNIKAÜLIKOOL
EE · €357,563
ADEC GLOBAL SL
ES · €51,488
LEZAMA DEMOLICIONES SL
ES · €139,725
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