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The Building Material Scout is used in ongoing construction projects. Planners use it to define lead products in the early phase. In the execution, construction products are released after the quality requirements for the project have been met. Construction companies document your construction products. Product manufacturers can provide all the necessary information. Everything digital.
Within these projects the Building Material Scout has been applied

The Cradle – Düsseldorf
The Cradle – Düsseldorf In the spirit of the Circular Economy, components are reversibly connected so that they can be recycled after use. In addition, healthy and completely recyclable building products are used or even leased from the manufacturer for their lifetime – THE CRADLE thus becomes a material depot. The “Material Passport” lists all materials used, providing precise information about the available material depot and for later dismantling.

Quartier Heidestrasse – Berlin
Quartier Heidestrasse – Berlin Project duration: 2014 – 2023 175,000 m² land area DGNB Certification Digitization consulting Documentation of the used construction products

OWP 12 – Stuttgart
OWP 12 – Stuttgart Drees & Sommer is constructing a unique administration building that meets all modern requirements for environmental friendliness and digitalization. To ensure sustainable consumption of resources and minimize waste, Drees & Sommer experts are largely applying the Cradle to Cradle design principle. Detailed information on the materials used in construction and their chemical composition is provided by a material pass issued before construction begins.
These companies already assist in simplifying sustainable construction
Our Cooperation Partners
EPEA GmbH – Part of Drees & Sommer
EPEA GmbH – Part of Drees & Sommer is an international research and consultancy institute for environmentally-friendly products, processes and buildings. Its employees work with experts and legal entities in industry, science and the public sector to advise on solutions for the circular economy. They apply knowledge from the fields of chemistry, biology and environmental science to develop or optimize products of all kinds with a view to material health and recyclability according to the Cradle to Cradle® design concept. They also develop concepts as to how material cycles in production processes, buildings or cities can be closed. www.epea.com