Research for Substantiation to Upscale Bio-Based Materials in the Construction Industry

Fred van der Burgh; Sissy Verspeek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/CTA.1.303

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Research for Substantiation to Upscale Bio-Based Materials in the Construction Industry

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The building construction industry is slowly adopting bio-based materials. To accelerate this process, it is necessary to gain more proven data about technical issues. This should also fit in the social-economical and juridical context of the construction industry. In this paper we will highlight the main drivers and research that is going on in the Netherlands. Including a cross border project that works on this topic.

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Construction Technologies and Architecture (Volume 1)

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Fred van der Burgh, Sissy Verspeek*

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Bio-Based, Circular, Construction, Procurement, Upscalling

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