The LIFECYCLE BUILDING CENTER (LBC) project is a collaborative effort between many Atlanta area stakeholders. The idea is to reduce solid waste disposal, promote resource efficiency, stimulate economic development, and empower every citizen to improve their own built environment. 

The heart of the LBC concept is our large-scale used building materials retail facility that sells or otherwise directs material to the general public in lieu of disposal.  The sales revenue, foot traffic, and operational behavior of the facility are leveraged to enact the LBC mission and creatively serve the community at large.  Recently, the LBC found a great home in Southwest Atlanta at 1116 Murphy Ave SW, 30310, and is now open to the public most days by appointment! We've got a great starter stock of materials; scroll down to our MATERIAL FLYER or browse though our INVENTORY LIST.  To see materials in person, contact Adam Deck at 404-99-REUSE or adam@lifecyclebuildingcenter.org.

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THANK YOU to everyone who made Earth Day 2012 truly special.  Our fiscal sponsor, USGBC Georgia, shared their booth at the Atlanta Dogwood Festival, and LBC volunteers participated in a BeltLine cleanup near the LBC warehouse.  Visit our Facebook Page for photos & email kroberts@walterpmoore.com to buy an LBC t-shirt!

        Check out this great LBC promotional video by Erika Morgan!

On December 13th, 2011, the LBC dedicated its new 12,000SF facility and showcased our future expansion, a 58,000SF square foot warehouse constructed in 1914. 

Check out our current inventory!  Click on the images below for more information. 

THANK YOU to all of our AMAZING volunteers for helping us salvage building materials at our first deconstruction project!  And a HUGE thank you to Delia's Chicken Sausage Stand, Community Q BBQ, Burnt Fork BBQ, Home Grown GA, Kitsch'n 155, Noodle Decatur & Sun In My Belly for donating lunch to fuel these volunteers while they were doing everything from moving material to giving moral support!