This French company has come up with a way to transform plastic waste into recyclable panels suitable for use in architecture and interior design. 

The Knauf Group's Knauf Circular® programme collects clean used expanded polystyrene and recycles it into new insulation and packaging materials. 

Estonian company Neular has developed a method for converting hard-to-recycle plastic waste streams into sturdy construction and infrastructure components such as fences and decking.

Recycled and recyclable, they keep resources in play – and you won't need to spend every summer varnishing them! 

EcoService makes effective insulation material from recycled cellulose fibres derived from post-consumer paper waste. 

The production process uses far less energy than traditional insulation material and the material does not require virgin raw materials. 

Studio Wae makes hard and soft floor coverings from materials recovered through urban mining and agreements with producers.

Balticfloc uses cellulose fibre from wastepaper to make various products, such as insulation, absorption material and pet bedding. 

SYNCRETIX assists organisations with designing and implementing ESG transformation, circular economy solutions and resilience strategies. 

Their approach integrates circular economy principles across the entire lifecycle of products, buildings and urban systems while strengthening climate resilience, resource efficiency and long-term sustainability.