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Development and Implementation of Circular Noise Screens

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Coordinator Swisspearl Sverige AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 500 000
Project duration February 2025 - December 2025
Status Ongoing
Venture The strategic innovation program InfraSweden

Purpose and goal

The construction and infrastructure sector faces the challenge of reusing construction waste while meeting the demand for sustainable materials. This project promotes circular and resource-efficient material use in Swedish infrastructure through innovative noise barriers. By utilizing digital design tools linked to recycled materials, architectural solutions with great variety can be created. This approach reduces waste while developing aesthetically appealing noise barriers.

Expected effects and result

The project advances the award-winning concept of circular noise barriers from recycled materials and construction waste. The goal is to develop a system for designing, manufacturing, and implementing sustainable, aesthetically appealing noise barriers that meet market demands for flexibility and environmental considerations. Develop a BIM tool for visualizing and simulating with a digital design solution. Map logistics flows. Develop a standard noise barrier model.

Planned approach and implementation

Build collaborations with retailers, transporters, and contractors for a sustainable material supply chain. Create a test storage for surplus materials with organized handling and regulations. Deliver secondary goods and construction waste for a test barrier. Integrate the solution into BIM tools to provide architects with a practical platform. Develop a demo environment, film, webinars, and inspiring patterns for implementation. Design a cladding prototype screen.

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Last updated 18 February 2025

Reference number 2025-00017