This report assesses how the shift towards low‑carbon construction is reshaping workforce needs across Europe, with new skill demands emerging in both on‑site activities and material industries. Ensuring fair conditions during this transition remains central to sector resilience.
Green Building Council España (GBCe) analiza la necesidad de replantear la economía circular para disminuir el uso total de recursos en los edificios. El documento plantea un marco basado en suficiencia, eficiencia y ciclabilidad para guiar la transición del sector de la edificación.
Insulation-facer data can inform manufacturing decisions but does not prove installed wall or roof performance. This article clarifies key performance concepts and shows how suppliers, manufacturers, and designers can request, interpret, and share the right evidence.
Bergen has transformed a former school into an inclusion centre using the Dignity by Design framework, co‑locating services for refugees and the local community while prioritising reuse of materials and social outcomes.
BuildTech Week 2027 brings together leaders and innovators from across the built environment to explore smart technologies, sustainable solutions and digital transformation, while fostering collaboration and shaping more connected, resilient and future-ready buildings and cities.
Revitalising forgotten spaces: EU-funded project SpaceUp takes off, turning vacant buildings and areas into beautiful, sustainable, inclusive communities.
A cooperative housing development in Farum, Denmark, integrates resident ownership, shared facilities and low‑carbon design, combining social participation with resource‑efficient construction and climate‑resilient features.
Expoconstruye 2026 reunirá en Jerez de la Frontera a los principales profesionales de la construcción para analizar las tendencias que están transformando el sector. Sostenibilidad, digitalización, innovación e industrialización protagonizarán un programa orientado al futuro.
LCAbyg is Denmark’s official tool for assessing the environmental impact of buildings across their full life cycle. It calculates resource use, emissions, and hotspots from materials, construction, operation, and end‑of‑life, helping designers make climate‑aware decisions.
HERIT4AGES has completed key installations at its Spanish demonstration sites in Canduela and Aguilar de Campoo. The new renovation solutions will now be monitored and tested to assess their performance in both controlled and real-use heritage environments.