Special Feature on Car Restoration: Characteristics, Insights, and Enhancement Techniques
Car restoration is a fascinating world that combines technical expertise, artisanal craftsmanship, and a love for automotive history. It does not only involve classic cars but also more recent vehicles that deserve a second life. In this special feature, we explore the characteristics, insights, and trends.
Office Furniture Restoration: Sustainable Ideas to Give New Life to Workspaces
Restoring office furniture is not only a cost-effective choice but also a practice that embraces the principles of circular economy and sustainability. Refurbishing desks, task chairs, or shelving allows for reducing waste and enhancing furniture that still has much to offer, especially when purchased through online auctions,
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author: Internal Editorial Team
Zero Emission Building: The 2025 EU Updates and Their Impact on Italy
Starting in the summer of 2025, Europe has taken concrete steps to make zero-emission buildings (Zero Emission Buildings, ZEmB) mandatory. New directives, guidelines, and roadmaps are setting stricter standards, clear timelines, and measures to support implementation.
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author: Internal Editorial Team
Green Deal 2025: What Changes with the New EU Package
The package reinforces the push toward a circular economy. Businesses will be encouraged to reduce waste and increase the reuse rate of materials and machinery. This also means greater recognition of used goods, which can now be reintroduced into the secondary market through dedicated platforms.
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author: Internal Editorial Team
Restoration in Collecting: When It’s Useful, When It’s a Risk
Restoration is a delicate process in the world of collecting. On one hand, it can enhance the value of an item, but on the other, it can irreparably compromise its authenticity and market value. In this article, we explore what it means to restore a collectible item.
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author: Internal Editorial Team
Restoring Work Tools: A New Chapter for Sustainable Craftsmanship
In the world of second-hand goods, the restoration of work tools remains a relatively unexplored field. Whether it’s old lathes, drill presses, sewing machines, or hand tools, each piece tells a story. Bringing them back to life isn’t just an act of nostalgia—it’s a true practice of circular economy.
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author: Internal Editorial Team
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