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Revival Projects Sustainability Profile

Sustainability Summary

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Revival Projects is a Melbourne-based multidisciplinary practice focused on sustainable building and construction. It presents as principal contractor, structural engineering consultant, existing materials consultant, and joinery and furniture maker. The practice says it works to demonstrate, facilitate, and normalise a resourceful approach to sustainable design and construction, with a philosophy of “First Do No Harm.” Revival states that its manufacturing facility operates exclusively with existing materials and that it is the only Existing Materials Consultancy in Australia. It also holds B Corp accreditation and seeks to make sustainable building practice more accessible.

About Revival Projects

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 5 - 25
  • Country
  • Australia

Revival Projects Sustainability Actions

Existing materials consultancy

As Existing Materials Consultants, Revival helps clients use the materials they already have, facilitating everything involved in utilising existing materials in new design development. The role can begin prior to Planning Applications or Concept Design and includes preparing a commercial feasibility report, providing an existing materials “kit of parts,” documenting environmental impact, and working with demolition and principal contractors to facilitate salvage, transport and storage.

Manufacturing with existing materials

Revival says its manufacturing facility operates exclusively with existing materials, and that no new materials are allowed through the door. The practice describes this as part of its approach to resourcefulness and to retaining the sequestered carbon contained in existing materials while minimising embodied carbon by avoiding the purchase and consumption of new construction materials.

Zero Footprint Repurposing Hub

Revival created the Zero Footprint Repurposing Hub, described as a project of ambitious scale with global importance. The hub provided storage space for materials from construction projects around Melbourne, saving materials from landfill and making them more accessible to the design community. Revival also offered free storage for materials earmarked for repurposing.

Repurposed demolition materials

Revival has salvaged timber beams from an original structure on the Port Melbourne wharf and refitted the beams for use in commercial office space. The team was also responsible for recycling the St. Crispin House’s 100-year-old factory materials to build new flagship stores.

B Corp accreditation

Revival states that it holds B Corp accreditation.

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Revival Projects Sustainability Commitments

2025

Seek legislative change

With an unwavering commitment to purpose, by 2025 Revival seeks to inspire legislative change introducing a legal framework around how the industry is required to handle existing materials.


What do our labels mean?

Certified B Corporation Logo

Certified B Corporation

About Revival Projects

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 5 - 25
  • Country
  • Australia

Sustainable Development Goals

Revival Projects is committed to advancing these Global Goals to promote prosperity for people & planet.

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