FAQ

Material Mapper is a data platform that tells you when, where, what types and what quantities of building materials will result from deconstructed/demolished buildings.

• Which buildings will be demolished/deconstructed within the next 5 years
• What materials will result from the demolishing process
• What quantities of materials will result from the building demolition
• What types of buildings will be demolished (plus satellite image)
• Address of the buildings planned to be taken down
• Estimates for CO2 emissions that could be saved if materials were reused

• Municipalities – in order to facilitate sustainable city planning and CO2 emission savings.
• Demolishers – to save time and money for estimating pricing offers for tenders.
• Recyclers – to have information on available material amounts.
• Property owners/developers – to determine leftover value of buildings.
• Marketplaces – to gain access to large quantities of reusable construction materials.
• Data houses – to get information for reports or statistics.

Yes! Material Mapper can estimate what amounts of material can be realistically re-used and what amounts of CO2 will be saved in the case of re-using that quantity of material Vs using virgin (new) materials.

Material Mapper is based out of Oslo, Norway.