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The image shows the interior of a modern building with a spacious atrium illuminated by natural light coming through a glass roof. At the centre stands a large black spiral staircase connecting several floors, surrounded by metal railings. The walls are made of light concrete with aligned rectangular windows, and in the foreground, green plants add a natural touch to the space. The design blends industrial and contemporary elements, creating an open and bright atmosphere.
Circular architecture and clean energy in Luxembourg

LSC’s headquarters in Contern redefines sustainable construction: a hybrid structure, circular materials and renewable energy are combined to create a flexible, efficient and healthy space certified by DGNB and BREEAM.

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European residential neighbourhood showing older buildings alongside renovated energy-efficient homes with solar panels, illustrating a fair and inclusive building transition.
Tackling energy poverty in Europe’s building transition: ensuring no one is left behind

Energy poverty is a major challenge in Europe, especially for vulnerable households in inefficient buildings. The text explores how policies, renovation strategies, finance and local action can work together to ensure a fair transition towards healthy, affordable and energy-efficient homes for all.

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