EBC defends affordable housing at a major EU conference
The European Builders Confederation (EBC) joined forces with the European Parliament and the European Commission for a major conference on affordable housing.
Advancing energy renovations through digitalisation: A critical review of EU policies and instruments
The latest paper in Energy & Buildings dives into the EU's digitalisation efforts for energy renovations.
Erasmus+ INSIDE-CoVE: Boosting vocational excellence in construction
The Erasmus+ project INSIDE-CoVE kicked off in Thessaloniki, Greece, bringing together 26 partners from six European countries.
Good building practices to achieve energy efficiency
A new report by Join The Collective highlights how sustainable management, eco-friendly design, and green tech funding are essential to creating high-performance buildings that prioritise both energy efficiency and occupant well-being.
EBC President Advocates for SMEs at Construction Forum
On 25 March 2025, the High-Level Forum on Construction was held in Brussels, organised by the European Commission’s DG GROW.
Architects in Europe: Rising numbers, gender balance, and sustainable design trends
The Architects' Council of Europe (ACE) Sector Study is a biennial survey that provides a detailed analysis of the statistical, sociological, and economic aspects of European architects and the architectural market.
Manifesto 2025: Building tomorrow’s Europe today
The Construction 2050 Alliance recently introduced its Manifesto 2025 at the High-Level Construction Forum in Brussels.
MeetMED Project: Cooling challenges in Mediterranean cities
The meetMED project (Mitigation Enabling Energy Transition in the Mediterranean region) is an EU-funded initiative aimed at bolstering energy security across countries like Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, and Tunisia.
Energy renovation of homes
The EU's energy future is all about making homes more energy-efficient, but the big question is whether we're moving quickly enough.
AM2PM: Revolutionising multistorey construction through predictive manufacturing and sustainable 3D printing
The AM2PM project aims to transform the construction sector using 3D printing and robotics for sustainable multistorey construction. By leveraging advanced materials and technologies, it targets reduced cement use, lower emissions, and greater efficiency.