To solve the problem of construction industry waste, the two organisations are mapping their data gathering and analysis capabilities using the ROMULUS digital platform. Data from Reusefully audits will be added to the platform, via a seamless automatic upload function, to provide end clients with a powerful digital material inventory of a building asset, that which can lead to the creation of future material passports.
The data will be gathered by Reusefully at a level of granularity that will meet the evolving requirements of the City of London, London Borough of Tower Hamlets and other planning authorities.
ROMULUS is an initiative designed to create public-private partnerships to stimulate a circular economy market in the capital. Partnering with the City of London Corporation, the London Borough of Tower Hamlets and the GLA, this groundbreaking initiative is set to establish best practice and provide evidence for targeted policy interventions.
A community of key industry stakeholders including Nuveen Real Estate, Landsec, Multiplex, Saint Gobain and Clarion Housing Group are anchoring the initiative to drive the increased use of reclaimed materials and trace material flows using a common data template in the form of material passports.