Our selector tool of sustainable building materials is tailored for architects, designers, and specifiers. Developed in collaboration with our partner, The University of Liverpool.
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Global production of plastic is expected to triple by 2060. The impact of plastic pollution is staggering.
Plastic production is carbon-intensive, with an average of 3kg of fossil fuel required to create just 1kg of plastic.
Construction is the second largest user of plastic, responsible for approximately 20% of global plastic consumption.
Join us in reducing the construction industry’s reliance on plastic.
Explore our comprehensive database of sustainable materials, including:
Recycled plastic products:
While we aim to reduce plastic usage, we also recognise that recycled plastic products are sometimes a practical option.
Zero/Low plastic content products:
These products minimise plastic usage without compromising quality.
Metal and timber solutions:
Offering alternatives to plastic, these materials are a step in the right direction.
Are you a manufacturer of sustainable construction materials? Join Changing Streams and showcase your products to a global audience of architects, designers, and specifiers.
FIND OUT MOREOur mission is to link architects, designers and manufacturers in the transition towards sustainable construction materials.
At Changing Streams, we’re driving the transition from fossil-fuel-derived materials to naturally grown alternatives.
View BenefitsOur selector tool is designed to help architects, designers, and specifiers find the perfect natural materials for their projects.
The Changing Materials platform can showcase your products to a global audience of architects, designers, and specifiers.
Changing Streams is looking to engage with forward-thinking companies that want to improve sustainability by reducing plastics and carbon from design and construction.
We bring together a community of Changing Streams partners to unlock groundbreaking research into reducing plastic usage and waste, and mitigating pollution in the construction industry, ensuring alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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