Industrialised construction: the future for a growing population?
Given the challenge of housing over 8 billion people sustainably, the study finds that industrialised methods, particularly the MDR modular system, offer better economic and environmental benefits than traditional construction.
Why buildings should be smart
Smart buildings reduce carbon emissions and energy costs through automation, IoT, renewable energy, and efficient systems, while enhancing occupant well-being and sustainability.
Is net-zero embodied carbon a reality?
Embodied carbon significantly affects building-related emissions. This research assesses whether 'net-zero embodied carbon' is feasible for multi-storey office buildings in Australia.
Investments in low-carbon wood construction innovation in Canada
Natural Resources Canada is investing over $2.8 million in FPInnovations to advance low-carbon construction with Canadian wood and zero-emission vehicles, supporting sustainability and emission reduction efforts.
Retrofitting Amsterdam Centrum while preserving historic heritage
TU Delft and AMS Institute urge early retrofitting of Amsterdam's historic Centrum to significantly cut CO2 emissions, supporting the city's broader climate goals.
iBRoad2EPC Advisory package for public authorities
Aiding public authorities in advancing deep energy renovation.
RENergetic transforms Segrate into an energy island
Segrate is becoming an energy-efficient 'energy island' through the RENergetic project, linking public buildings to share energy, reduce consumption, and actively engage the community.
Merlin: AI for smarter, greener energy management in buildings
Merlin is an AI system that optimises building energy use by learning user behaviour, reducing grid strain, and supporting the shift to renewable energy sources.
Merging Zambian culture with sustainable architecture
Tusankine Salasini, a Zambian architectural student, integrates traditional Zambian art with sustainable design in her master's studies to promote eco-friendly and culturally rich architecture.
The Hochbunker in Hamburg
The Hochbunker in Hamburg has been reimagined as a sustainable urban space with a rooftop garden and climate-resilient design.