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Uninspected dismantling means wasted materials.

Demolition without prior assessment and transparency results in a loss of material value, usually because reliable inventory data is not available when the demolition is commissioned. Funding programs and certification systems now require a documented audit as a prerequisite.

The key lies in the next steps: An inventory alone does not lead to reuse or recycling. Only when selective demolition, processing, and logistics follow can we create a foundation that ensures building components enter a second life cycle rather than ending up as construction waste.

Assessment and Digital Inventory

For example, using 3D point clouds as a precise basis without the need for time-consuming manual surveying.

Pre-Demolition Audit

With a complete inventory of materials prior to dismantling and in accordance with technical standards such as DIN SPEC 91484 and DIN SPEC 91525

Pollutant Assessment Report

As a prerequisite for further recycling and disposal options.

Development of a Demolition and Waste Disposal Plan

Subject to approval and a call for bids.

Determining Material Quantities and Qualities for Secondary Raw Material Markets and Specialized Exchanges

In a format that customers can actually use.

Support for selective and minimally disruptive demolition

Including processing, quality assurance, transportation, and temporary storage.

Integration into Architecture and Specialized Planning

In conjunction with circular planning.

Documentation as Proof of Certification and Building Resource Passports

Prepared and ready for submission.

Process Steps

How We Proceed

  • 1. Inventory

    Inventory digitally recorded, for example using a 3D point cloud, with materials and quantities documented.

  • 2. Bewertung

    Pollutant assessment reports were evaluated, and the reusability and recyclability of each component were assessed.

  • 3. Concept

    A dismantling and disposal plan was developed, and materials were processed to meet the quality standards of secondary raw material markets.

  • 4. Implementation

    Selective, low-impact dismantling, accompanied by processing and quality assurance through to transportation and temporary storage; results documented for certification purposes.

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Who This Benefit Matters Most To

Depending on where you are, the path begins at a different spot.

General planner

Specialized work that fits your schedule. You plan buildings from phase 0 to handover. LIST Eco supplies the specialized trades based on a common database, tailored to your planning process.

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Government

A model project that can be technically verified. You plan and renovate properties that serve as model projects. LIST Eco provides the technical and regulatory foundation for this, from feasibility to certification.

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Inventory Holder

They manage real estate portfolios and need to modernize, decarbonize and demonstrate compliance. LIST Eco shows the path from the status quo to future viability - without economic surprises.

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Project Developer

From feasibility to certification, LIST Eco provides the technical basis for your project based on one database, not multiple conflicting ones.

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At what stage of the project should the pre-demolition audit take place?

Prior to the demolition bid, so that the results can be incorporated into the bid and the new construction plans.

Does this require an on-site inspection?

Generally speaking, yes—usually in the form of digital data captured via a 3D point cloud, which serves as a reliable basis for further analysis.

What is the difference between urban mining and recycling?

Recycling recovers materials for reuse, while urban mining focuses primarily on reusing entire components. The achievable value is significantly higher, as is the effort involved in dismantling and logistics; therefore, we evaluate both factors alongside the life cycle assessment (LCA) and costs.

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