The path to zero-emission buildings: Is Europe ready?
Rethinking building envelopes: Lessons from Slovenia’s case
Low-carbon steel: The foundation of sustainable construction
Low-carbon steel is revolutionising sustainable construction by significantly reducing emissions without compromising structural performance. Its adoption, driven by green regulations and market demand, marks a turning point towards cleaner, more resilient infrastructure worldwide.
The solar revolution reaches flat rooftops with the momentum
Will we ever move beyond concrete, glass, and steel?
2.2 million new materials were discovered, yet we continue to rely on the same materials in the sector that contribute the most to greenhouse gas emissions. Why aren't we using more sustainable building materials?
12th European Urban Resilience Forum
ICLEI Europe is once again thrilled to invite all those seeking to shape a climate-resilient future for our cities and regions to attend the 12th edition of the European Urban Resilience Forum (EURESFO) in ICLEI Member Rotterdam (The Netherlands).
ACE study on Architectural Policies in Europe
Europe is advancing towards a culture of built environment by implementing architectural policies focused on quality urban design. The Architects’ Council of Europe report emphasizes that these policies are essential for promoting sustainability, social cohesion, and a sense of territorial identity
Energy efficiency from a Mid-20th Century home
RENOVERTY’s training for rural areas
The RENOVERTY project, funded by the European Union, has launched a free online training programme focused on co-creation for energy renovation in rural areas and tackling energy poverty.
