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Circular economy opens a new domain for architectural design, where architecture is focused on its production and disposable cycles, and the process is intended as the final outcome of the project. The circular paradigm is the product of the political discourse and critical attitude which are globally questioning the use of natural resources and the origins of goods. As a model of production and consumption aiming to recover the retained value in waste and optimise resource utilisation, the circular framework is one of the most radical thinking patterns of the contemporary age, developing specific cultural and attitudes. AUTHOR: Francesca Zanotto (1987) is an architect and researcher based in Milan. Her work explores the spatial dimension of waste and the implications of consumption patterns for architectural design. She holds a Ph.D. cum laude received at the program of ""Architectural, Urban and Interior Design"" (auid.polimi.it) of Politecnico di Milano (2018), where she currently works as postdoctoral researcher and adjunct professor.

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