Article highlights how shifting from a linear to a circular construction economy in New York state can unlock economic activity, create green jobs, and advance climate goals by prioritizing building deconstruction and material reuse.​

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Cornell Chronicle Oct 2024

Article highlighting current deconstruction efforts and how buildings designed to be disassembled can create equitable economies and environments.

BBC February 2023

Radio story and article highlighting the Catherine Commons Deconstruction Project and the example it sets for the City.

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WSKG February 2022

Insights from CR0WD founding members on the built environment and material circularity.

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Cornell Chronicle May 2021

Article explores how circular construction can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and generate up to $3 billion in economic growth for New York State by deconstructing buildings, creating new green jobs and reclaiming valuable materials.

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Anthropocene Magazine Oct 2024

Building Better-Less-Different: Circular Construction and Circular Economy

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By Felix Heisel and Dirk E. Hebel, with Ken Webster, with contributions from CR0WD partners.

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November 2022

Video and written feature on CR0WD's Catherine Commons Deconstruction Project.

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Cornell Chronicle February 2022

Article showcasing new generation of designers and architects are creating a new generation of buildings that emphasize reusable structures, recycled materials, and sustainable disassembly.

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WIRED April 2023

Blog post advocating for the field of historic preservation to become more engaged with deconstruction and the circular economy.

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Preservation League of NYS April 2022

Letter to the editor outlining the need for deconstruction in our region.

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Ithaca Voice May 2021