C2C ExpoLAB specialises in the practical application of Cradle to Cradle principles in the built environment and (governmental) policy.
We assist both clients (such as governmental and educational institutions) and contractors (including architects and builders) alike. We gladly provide expert advice on policy-making, procurement and (re)construction projects, and firmly embed the basic C2C principles within your project. This enables you to earn and simultaneously save money by exploiting the circular economy concept in a highly innovative way.
We do this because we passionately believe in a better, healthier world, and are convinced that the application of the circular economy and Cradle to Cradle concept has a positive influence on your business case.
We constantly strive to make intelligent links between sustainable solutions, and continually search for synergy benefits. Our ultimate aim is raising the bar and realising genuine added value for both client and user in each and every project that we are involved in.
Clients and contractors
C2C ExpoLAB advises both clients (such as government authorities, project developers and school boards) and contractors in the practical application of circular principles within construction and government. Read more >
C2C ExpoLAB supports projects with big aspirations in the field of circularity and sustainability. We harness an integrated method that exploits our extensive content knowledge, coupled with an approach that actively defines ambitions and objectives together with our client.
Incorporating circular principles at the earliest possible stage in the process ensures optimal results. Procurement and tendering are key to this.
Making the transition from a linear to a cyclical economy requires an alternative approach.
We regularly provide lectures, inspiration sessions and master classes to inspire those from the construction industry, business community and government.
Your policy determines your path to a circular economy and the method by which the specified (CSR) organisational goals will be realised.
