There mission is to collect all debris from construction sites and use it to create more bricks and flooring to use in all as the construction industry is the 3rd  highest co2 pulleter  

this material wouldnt work in the temporary building structure i am thinkingnof designing as the only way they could be demolished is with a bulldoser so this would produce more co2 in the end 

most of the normaly bricks that are used in the building indusrty end up in landfills so this circular movement means that in the end most newwer builds will use these new bricks and dmeolished buildings can send the waste to companys 

like stone cycling. 

as the space will be an outside structure its heat inserlating properties can be changed depending on what is needed in the space. the natural light that would be brought in to the space would promote visual mental and enviromental benifits. 

if used in the space i think it would fit the idea of modular design as it can be made in many different sizes and it easy to construct in a building as it is lightwieght and strong. 

As glass is an expensive material to use and unsustainable to create this budget friendly alternative would be perfect to use in such a high flow space 

There are many different types of wood that can be used in building materials modular / flat pack building are mainly made out of timber companys such as Baufritz  (baufritz.com) who create homes and buildings that reduce the consumption of co2 which enhances the health of the occupance and the planet. 

with such a big climate crisis prefabricated homes are helping cut down time and CO2 emmitions as the building industry is the top 3 of c02 producers creating around 80 tonnese for a two bedroom house not including the interiors of the property. 

These prefab homes are made out of renewable resource timber and can be but together in a shorter amount of time making the houses carbon fotprint shrink by a substantual amount. they are simple and can be created in many designs. 

in my own design i am going to create a prefab/ modula design space which can have other rooms attached on to it if more room is needed so there is no wasted space. 

solar energy is energy taken from light and solar gain. for permant structures they are very eco friendly as over time there carbon foot print will be compensated with the amount of energy saved. 

for a tempoirary structure the c02 footprint of makeing a glass solar apnnel is too big so i have looked at roll out solar pannels which are normally used on flat roofs  one company that does this is called RENOLOGY (renogy.com) 

Renology solar pannels are specially made for temporary structures such as caravans and trailers and are easy to maintain by cleaning them with window cleaner and cloth. 

wind turbine are one of the best type of energy in the uk as there is a constant breeze.  they are all over the country but becasue they are very loud and create alot of vibrations in the surrounding areas they are normally situated on busy motarways or in the middle of a field or in water. 

In an urban space they would cause to much noise pollution so this is why we wont be using wind energy in the temporary circluar studio.

keticitc energy is mainly used in places where there are alot of movement for example the band coldplay use it in there concerts as people are jumping and movin aorund which them allows them to use the energy created to power there lights and electrical systems.  

Because at a university there are many people moving around campus it means there is a constant flow of people especailly as international students are now returning creating a higher population of people. this could work well in powering lights and elecrticty in the studio space. 

One british company that created the movement called PAVEGEN (pavegen.com) they create tiles which when stepped on they flex around 5mm which is enough to create electricity they are connected to a battery so that the energy can be used either right then or saved in the battery for the next time.  

for a tempary location this works well as it can be taken up and moved around to different locations. they are expensive costing around £80 per squarefoot but this will help create a new type of energy for locations and spaces.