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Dry indoor air: Study reveals emerging factors behind mucosal irritation
A recent study conducted in Danish residential buildings indicates that indoor humidity and temperature have a limited impact on mucosal irritation. The findings highlight indoor air pollutants and inadequate ventilation as key contributors potentially affecting residents’ health, paving the way for further research into indoor air quality and its broader implications.
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MIBA SMART BUILDING EXPO
MIBA Smart Building Expo

Smart Building Expo (SBE) is the technological heart of MIBA (Milan International Building Alliance), where system integration becomes a reality, giving rise to truly smart buildings and cities.

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Expert Talk - Seamus Hoyne
EXPERT TALKS series is an initiative from the BUILD UP portal. In the form of face-to-face interviews, experts from all around Europe and covering the field of energy efficiency in buildings from different perspectives share their views, experience and expertise with BUILD UP audience. The interviews address relevant topics linked to the Topic of the Month.
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Harnessing Energy Performance Certificates for deep energy renovation: Recommendations from QualDeEPC

The project QualDeEPC developed an enhanced Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) scheme by improving seven elements of the existing approach with the aim of providing clearer and more feasible renovation recommendations, and testing their applicability and convergence potential for EU-wide uptake.

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Next-Gen buildings: clean, smart, sustainable

This report surveys pioneering technologies reshaping the building sector to meet urgent energy transition goals. It highlights innovations in design, materials, and systems that enhance efficiency, cut emissions, and pave the way for net-zero, climate-resilient buildings

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Bucharest moves towards sustainable building with a groundbreaking zero-emission housing model

Bucharest has taken a decisive step towards sustainable construction with the launch of its first zero-emission residential project. The development embodies a new urban vision focused on energy efficiency, residential comfort, and environmental responsibility.

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