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Building Drift: Documenting On-Site Construction Adaptations Across Material Lifecycles
In a circular economy for construction, reclaimed materials carry prior lives of use and go on to have post-lives in future buildings. Yet working with such materials introduces unpredictability that requires on-site improvisation, making their reuse challenging to document and scale across building
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