One concrete. A whole ladder of less.
CIRCA is sold at a range of verified low-carbon levels, so every project can pick its reduction — from a strong first step to near-zero ambition. Performance stays equal or better than conventional concrete; the carbon simply leaves the mix.
The floor, not the ceiling
Every CIRCA mix starts at a minimum 30% CO₂ reduction versus standard (CEM I) concrete — achieved in the mix, without offsets.
The working band
Optimised binders, supplementary cementitious materials and admixture technology carry everyday structural mixes deep past the baseline.
The leading edge
Top mixes exceed 70% reduction, extending toward the deepest cuts available for each project.
Performance kept
Locally produced and fully recyclable — equal or superior properties to the concrete you already specify.
Already carrying cities.
The Metro
Metro-scale proof: more than 100,000 m³ of low-carbon concrete across 13 stations, cutting construction emissions by at least 30% before the first train carries a passenger.
The Institute
A high-performance sports campus with low-carbon mixes through the entire structure — roughly 20% less carbon per cubic metre, with no loss of workability or finish.
The Library
A century-old library renewed with recycled demolition aggregates — more than half its concrete given a second life, supplied from a dedicated recycling plant nearby. A building's second life, built from other buildings' first ones.
Waste is just material waiting for its second life.
CIRCA cuts carbon where it lives — in the binder. Supplementary cementitious materials and admixture technology replace a large share of carbon-intensive clinker, and where local norms permit, closed-loop recycling returns construction and demolition materials to the mix, closing the loop on building waste. Every cubic metre is designed to be recycled again — and it handles, pumps and finishes exactly like the concrete your crews already know.
Your next building's second life starts now.
Specify CIRCA on your next pour — or talk to us about the reduction level your project can reach.