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Design Strategies and Solutions for Circularity Across the Building Lifecycle
The built environment is one of the most resource-intensive sectors globally, yet progress towards circularity remains constrained by fragmented implementation, limited lifecycle integration, and insufficient governance frameworks. This chapter examines design strategies and solutions for circularit
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