A debate among policymakers and industry representatives highlighted hybrid construction as a way to expand housing supply, improve competitiveness and support Europe’s environmental objectives, enabling more effective responses to growing demand.
Can buildings cool themselves? Discover how phase change materials (PCM) in building elements can cut energy use while improving indoor comfort in a warming climate.
Building Green Copenhagen is a two‑day event dedicated to sustainable construction and architecture. It brings together professionals to explore low‑carbon materials, circular design, renovation strategies and climate‑conscious solutions for the built environment.
La sostenibilidad ya no se limita a la eficiencia energética. Innovación, acceso a la vivienda y competitividad emergen como ejes estratégicos para transformar el entorno construido y responder a los retos sociales y climáticos.
The EU has taken a decisive step towards integrating embodied carbon into building regulation. A new common framework seeks to harmonise the calculation of climate impact throughout the entire life cycle of new buildings.
Τhe Air Infiltration and Ventilation Centre (AIVC), TightVent and Venticool 2026 joint conference is accepting abstracts and proposals for topical sessions. The conference will be held on September 30 and October 1, 2026, at the Songdo International District in Incheon, Republic of Korea.
Tooli introduceert een AI-platform dat specifiek ontworpen is voor de bouwsector en automatisering, technische ondersteuning en gegevensbeveiliging combineert om processen te versnellen en de administratieve last te verminderen.
This event presents the results of the Interreg NWE Circular Reno project and explores how bio‑based, low‑carbon and circular solutions can accelerate large‑scale renovation across Europe, combining a morning conference with afternoon site visits in Lille.
Four topics, one key debate and a collective decision. BUILD UP invites you to vote for the Topic of the Month that will shape the portal’s editorial coverage in December 2026. Through this survey, you can help identify the topic that deserves greater attention within the building sector.
