ReNetTA

Start

17/06/2019

End

16/06/2019

Status

Completed

ReNetTA

Re-manufacturing Networks for Tertiary Architectures

Cinzia Maria Luisa Talamo (Principal Investigator), Marika Arena, Nazly Atta, Andrea Campioli, Anna Dalla Valle, Sara Ganassali, Serena Giorgi, Monica Lavagna, Luca Macrì, Marco Migliore, Carol Monticelli, Giulia Piantoni, Sara Ratti, Carlo Vezzoli, Salvatore Viscuso, Alessandra Zanelli

The general aim of ReNetTa was to define new organizational, operative and business models related to re-manufacturing and re-use in order to launch regenerative circular economy processes in the context of the transformation/renewal of buildings for the tertiary sector. The key aims were: 1) to reduce the waste deriving from tertiary sector, with a focus on Lombardy region; 2) to maintain the economic value of building components coming from short-time renewal interventions and to contain environmental impacts; 3) To promote re-manufacturing and re-use; 4) to improve the competitiveness of key stakeholders in Lombardy by transferring in the construction sector new organisational and business models based on S.PSS (Sustainable Product-Service Systems), win-win strategies, Life Cycle Management, and networking; 5) to promote new jobs and skills in the field of re-manufacturing/re-use.

Contribution to SDGs: 9, 11, 12

DABC Activities
DABC is the leader and coordinator of the research. Its role in the project includes defining organizational and operational business models for the tertiary sector; organizing round tables and interviews with operators and stakeholders (public engagement); coordinating pilot experiences with key players.

Publications

Talamo, C., Lavagna, M., Monticelli, C., Atta, N., Giorgi, S., Viscuso, S. (2020). Re-NetTA. Re-Manufacturing Networks for Tertiary Architectures. In: Della Torre, S., Cattaneo, S., Lenzi, C., Zanelli, A. (eds) Regeneration of the Built Environment from a Circular Economy Perspective. Research for Development. Springer, Cham.