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To Build or to Rebuild, That is the Question
Season 2 · Episode 16

To Build or to Rebuild, That is the Question

In this episode of Shaping Sustainable Places we discuss what is best: to refurbish an old building and bring it up to modern standards, or knock it down and construct a new low-carbon building instead? Both sides have their pros and cons. This ep...

Shaping Sustainable Places – Development and Construction of a Low-Carbon Built Environment · Skanska

February 1, 202422m 2s

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Show Notes

In this episode of Shaping Sustainable Places we discuss what is best: to refurbish an old building and bring it up to modern standards, or knock it down and construct a new low-carbon building instead? 

Both sides have their pros and cons.  

This episode’s guests: 

Kjetil Trædal Thorsen, architect and Founding Partner, Snøhetta, and Ståle Rød, Executive Vice President, Skanska Group. 

 

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