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MATERIALS BROKERAGE
We identify what is recoverable before demolition scope is fixed, manage its removal, and place it into the next project.
Pre-demolition material audits covering architectural fixtures, structural timber, stone and masonry, and components with documented resale value across the trades.
Logistics, transport, and interim storage in Hub facilities, absorbing the timing gap between removal on one project and specification on another.
Placement through our network of designers, contractors, and institutional buyers.
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RETAIL RESOURCE HUB
The physical destination where recovered material is sold — raw salvage alongside short runs of upcycled goods produced in our Innovation Lab.
Raw salvage sold at roughly fifty percent below comparable virgin material cost.
Open to contractors, design professionals, city agencies and non-profits.
Last-mile distribution designed around low-carbon logistics, including cargo cycles and waterfront transit.
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TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Paid advisory for agencies and design teams that now carry circularity requirements but not the in-house capability to meet them.
Material tracking logs, reuse and salvage plans, and design-for-disassembly documentation required by the Guidelines.
Circular design consulting during early-stage design, when material decisions are still open with concentrated expertise in landscape applications.
Procurement support, sourcing reclaimed material against a specification from the Hub network.
OUR Services
Building the Future of Infrastructure
We blend breakthrough technology and logistics management with visionary relationship building to reimagine how the life of valuable materials can be extended.
From operational feedback on design to deconstruction coordination and removals, our team supports you in disrupting outdated methods of materials procurement and sustainability compliance.
we deliver solutions for salvage and surplus building materials, lowering carbon emissions across NYC’s built environment.
The Circular Construction Hub at MADE Bush Terminal is a pilot initiative designed to help New York City's construction industry recover more value from existing materials and reduce waste overall.
Today, contractors, developers, designers, and public agencies face challenges when trying to reuse construction materials. Valuable materials are frequently discarded because there is no easy way to identify, store, track, distribute, or purchase recovered materials at scale. The Circular Construction Hub at MADE Bush Terminal addresses these barriers by providing the physical infrastructure, technical support, and market awareness and industry connections needed to keep materials in circulation.
The Hub serves as a testing ground for new approaches to material recovery, storage, redistribution, and reuse. Through this pilot, industry partners can access practical services that make circular construction easier to implement while helping generate the data needed to understand what it takes to continue to scale these solutions across New York City.
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