Repurposing demolition waste, a Danish office gives a masterclass in circular design
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2640 Hedehusene, Denmark
Utilizing 89 per cent recycled materials salvaged from demolitions, 3XN/GXN designed a circular office space for the Danish deconstruction company Tscherning.
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