City St George’s Launches €6 Million REMADE Project to Advance Circular Renovation in Urban Neighborhoods

City St George’s is leading a three-year, €6 million research initiative titled Renovation Management for Adaptability and Disassembly Enhancement (REMADE) to transform how cultural buildings are renovated, financed, and managed. The project shifts the focus from individual property maintenance to viewing entire neighborhoods as interconnected, data-driven living systems.

The REMADE project aims to integrate circular economy principles into urban development by prioritizing building adaptability and the potential for future disassembly. Researchers intend to develop new methodologies that treat renovation as a service, utilizing data to improve sustainability and inclusivity within the built environment. By coordinating renovation efforts across broader urban areas, the project seeks to establish a framework that allows for more efficient resource management and long-term structural flexibility.

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Date: August 11, 2026

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