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Circular economies for master-planned communities.

For developers who want waste handled as part of the estate, not left to each builder: recovered, recycled and put back to work in the community.

Aerial view of an RSS bobcat and truck clearing a residential lot

For developers

Australia produces around 30 million tonnes of construction waste a year, and each new home sends roughly two tonnes of materials straight to landfill: bricks, concrete, timber, plasterboard, steel, tiles, plastics and cardboard.

Some of Australia's largest property developers choose RSS to run waste across a whole estate, from before construction through to completion, so the community starts life with less in landfill and cleaner streets.

  1. 01

    Built into the land purchase

    At Ginninderry the waste service is included in the land purchase, at no extra cost to buyers or builders.

  2. 02

    A local depot in the estate

    Where the estate warrants it, a dedicated depot positioned within the community keeps truck movements short.

  3. 03

    Materials back to work

    Recovered material is redirected to other sites and community projects, and specialist recyclers take the rest.

  4. 04

    Reporting for the developer

    Diversion figures across the estate, so sustainability targets are measured rather than promised.

An RSS bag behind site fencing, printed with the RSS logo and phone number

Ginninderry, West Belconnen, ACT. Construction waste managed across a whole new community, with no skips on the street.

of site waste diverted from landfill
Target 85%

“We're very pleased that RSS has come along and identified an opportunity where things can be managed better and more sustainably.”

Steve Harding, Project Director, Ginninderry
Read the Ginninderry case study

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