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5 March 2024

Woodcircles endorses the International Day of Zero Waste with RECONSTRUCT and CIRC-Boost

Join us as we celebrate the International Day of Zero Waste on March 30th! Woodcircles, along with sister projects RECONSTRUCT and CIRC-Boost, will be releasing short videos on social media highlighting how circularity ensures a zero waste world.

As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability and innovation, we at Woodcircles are excited to announce our endorsement of the International Day of Zero Waste on March 30th.  

Together with our sister projects RECONSTRUCT and CIRC-Boost, we will be showcasing the importance of circularity in achieving a zero waste world through a series of short videos on our social media platforms. 

Woodcircles’s objective to increase the circular use of wood in the building industry aligns perfectly with the principles of the International Day of Zero Waste. By showcasing the potential of reducing waste generation and resource consumption through enhanced utilization and re-use of wood, we hope to contribute to a more resource-efficient world. 

Through these short videos, we will demonstrate how embracing circularity can lead to a more sustainable future by ensuring a world with zero waste.  

We invite you to join us in this global effort to address waste management challenges and promote sustainable practices. 

 

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8 September 2026

WOODCIRCLES Travelling Demonstrator takes circular timber construction from research to reality

As World Green Building Week 2026 puts the spotlight on the future of the built environment, the WOODCIRCLES project is bringing circular construction principles to life with the first full installation of its Travelling Demonstrator in Tartu, Estonia.

Events
21 August 2026

The Woodcirlces Travelling Demonstrator opens its European journey at the Estonian National Museum

The Woodcircles Travelling Demonstrator has arrived in Tartu, Estonia, marking the first stop of its journey across Europe. Installed in front of the Estonian National Museum (ERM), the full-scale wooden structure brings the principles of circular construction to life and invites visitors to explore how buildings can be designed for reuse rather than demolition. The launch marks an important milestone for the project, bringing years of research, collaboration and innovation into a tangible experience that demonstrates how circular approaches can transform the future of timber construction.

Press & News releases
9 July 2026

The Woodcircles Travelling Demonstrator begins its journey

A new chapter is about to begin for Woodcircles. After months of planning, design, coordination and collaboration across the project, the Woodcircles Travelling Demonstrator is getting ready to start its journey across Europe.

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