Concular is a German company focused on circular construction, urban mining and the reuse of building materials. Based in Berlin, it works at the intersection of construction, digital planning and material recovery, offering services from consultancy and pre-demolition audits to implementation. The company’s aim is to keep construction resources in use for as long as possible, reducing waste and cutting the demand for newly produced materials.
Founded in 2020, Concular has grown quickly. According to the Circular Buildings Coalition, it operates with a team of 65 experts across six locations and has already consulted and executed more than 350 circular construction projects. Its work covers a wide scope of activities: identifying reusable materials in existing buildings, designing recovery processes, and connecting building owners, developers and contractors with circular value chains. Concular also positions software as a core part of its model. Its digital tools help identify reusable elements before demolition and support the shift from disposal to reuse.
The company’s practical focus is on turning buildings into material banks. By documenting components in advance, Concular seeks to increase reuse rates and make material recovery commercially viable. It is active mainly in Germany, but its approach and references place it within the wider European circular economy agenda. The company also runs an online marketplace for recovered building products, ranging from lighting to façade elements, extending its work from planning into procurement and resale.