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- - - - new materials and higher quality components
      - increased on-site productivity
      - parallelisation of manufacture
      - lower overall project cost
      - can help address skills shortages
      - potentially less environmental impact.
    - - perceptions of poor quality, uncertain long-term value, lack of style
      - on-site working practices: skills training, new plant and equipment
      - logistics and transport
      - investment in manufacturing for a new supply chain.
  - - - Upcycling refers to re-use into something of a higher value – for example, scraps of fabric might be converted into fashionable bags.
    - - Downcycling refers to the re-use of a material at the end of its life into a lower value application – e.g. in a lower grade form. For example, scrap steel from cars can be used in construction.
    - - Recycling refers to a material being used again as something of the same value – for example, glass bottles and jars are collected, melted down and used for new bottles and jars.