REVIVAL integrates and validates 8 innovative technologies aiming to extend the service life of buildings and construction
components/materials, reduce waste, and increase waste recovery and reuse. REVIVAL’s key technical objectives include improving
resource efficiency, reducing carbon emissions, enhancing productivity in construction and maintenance operations, and enabling
real-time asset monitoring to prevent delays and damages. Technologies involved include design data for circularity (e.g. digital
product passports and access to reuse marketplaces), digital twin solutions for scanning and material recognition, non-destructive
evaluation, prediction models for concrete frames and insulation performance, and monitoring systems. In terms of modular systems
and material closed loops recycled concrete aggregates and local by-products (e.g. slags) will be used, and in terms of innovative,
natural CO2 reducing and environmentally friendly materials hemp insulation use will be validated. XR technology and participatory
approaches will be used to achieve participatory change in decision making and enable high engagement of stakeholders in solution
co-creation, workforce capacity building, user buy-in and social acceptability of new technologies and techniques. The feasibility and
efficiency of the developed solutions will be evaluated in 3 demonstrators in CZ, ES and the UK. Guidance and policy
recommendations will be produced based on lessons learned and utilising the Delphi method with 180 stakeholders in the
consultation process. The consortium involves 2 universities, 2 large companies, 4 SMEs, and 2 research centres, representing 5
countries. An extensive multi-disciplinary advisory board acts as a quality assurance and knowledge multiplier mechanism. By
integrating and validating these cutting-edge technologies in real world environments, REVIVAL revolutionises construction
practices, fostering a sustainable, efficient, and resilient building environment.