Crown Workspace’s Renew Centre by numbers:


Crown Workspace and the circular economy


Embracing the circular economy is going to be critical as we work collectively around the world to be more sustainable. Crown Workspace, our office relocations and fit out division, has been pioneering our work in this area, in the UK and New Zealand.


Principally, the aim is to reduce waste created by workplace refits. Established a decade ago, our Renew Centre, based at Crown Workspace’s UK base in Enfield is award-winning, and in 2022, it refurbished 17,593 items, ensuring 395 tons of office furniture was diverted away from landfill, and fully refurbished to re-enter the economy. This work saved 864 tons of CO2e.


But just as tired office furniture is often laid to waste in favour of new during an office relocation or refit, IT equipment is also often discarded. But in 2022, the Renew IT Centre in Enfield processed 28,387 IT and audio-visual items for reconditioning, to extend lifespan. This diverted 170 tons of weight into reuse and saved 1,612 tons of CO2e.


Similarly, FIL Furniture, a division of Crown Workspace in New Zealand, is selling upcycled office furniture, refurbishing surplus furniture for reuse.


Through 2023, Crown Worldwide Group is looking at further opportunities to expand this service offering.


17,593


refurbished


furniture items (In 2022)


tons diverted to reuse (In 2022)


395 864 CO2 tons of


e saved (In 2022)


pieces of 28,387


IT equipment reconditioned


tons diverted to reuse


170


tons of CO2 saved


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