El Proyecto de Norma Española (PNE) 41610 se somete a información pública para recoger aportaciones sobre su propuesta de criterios para medir la industrialización en construcción.
El Proyecto de Norma Española (PNE) 41610 se somete a información pública para recoger aportaciones sobre su propuesta de criterios para medir la industrialización en construcción.
The High Level Construction Forum meets on 30 April 2026 in Brussels to discuss key developments shaping Europe’s construction ecosystem, including the new European Strategy for Housing Construction, the future Construction Services Act, and the launch of major EU tools and platforms.
The 28th International Passive House Conference (24–25 April 2026, Essen) unites global experts to advance energy‑efficient building. Under the theme 'Driving Transformation with Energy Efficiency!', it offers lectures, workshops, tours, and an exhibition of leading Passive House components.
The EU proposes a strategy to strengthen the productivity and sustainability of the construction sector, key to addressing the housing crisis and accelerating the green transition.
The IFC‑LCA project enables life‑cycle assessments directly from IFC models, providing a workflow to extract building data and generate environmental impact calculations using open‑source methods.
This webinar explores how low-carbon insulation materials can move from research to regulatory recognition. It outlines the EU policy and certification framework for construction materials and presents insights from the EASI ZERo project on pathways to standardisation.
The GreeNest project is pleased to announce the completion of the installation of four advanced façade and control components at its Athens Sandbox demo site on the campus of the National Technical University of Athens.
A new taxonomy proposal seeks to bring clarity to the concept of industrialised construction, facilitating its adoption and alignment with sustainability and productivity goals.
The former Paul Van Ostaijen monastery in Leuven (Belgium) was transformed into a CO₂-neutral complex through the integration of 155 terracotta-colored photovoltaic panels. Seamlessly blended into the historic roof, they preserve the building’s identity while enabling sustainable performance.
A new EU-supported tool offers insights into life‑cycle emissions of buildings and helps compare strategies for reducing carbon impacts across Europe.