Transport as a Key Factor in Circular Construction In a circular construction economy, the focus is on preserving material value. Transport largely determines whether reuse is practical, economical, and environmentally viable. Without well-organized transport, circular ambitions remain theoretical: materials still need to be moved, stored, inspected, and redeployed. Qonnected has already done its part in the circularity principle! Read more. Transport in the Circular Construc

this article was also published in Bouwtotaal (Dutch) Ten Years Ago: A Call for Change Ten years ago, TKI Dinalog (Dutch Institute for Advanced Logistics), TNO, and TLN stated that construction logistics urgently needed to catch up in the areas of supply chain management and 4C (Cross Chain Control Center).The message was clear: current construction logistics are too fragmented, inefficient, and place unnecessary strain on cities. Only through close cooperation between compan

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