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The Role of a Shared Glossary in Advancing Circular Construction

This webinar gathers EU projects and experts to advance circularity in construction, highlighting shared tools, harmonised terminology, and collaborative solutions. It showcases how the Circular Construction Cluster supports scalable, practical approaches to improve resource efficiency.

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The image shows a wooden house under construction, viewed from above, with a large crane vehicle operating beside the structure. The building is surrounded by trees, and construction materials are scattered around the site.

Engineered timber is gaining ground as a material with a carbon‑negative balance. Faced with the limits of steel and cement, rigorous forest management and cleaner processes open a real pathway to reducing emissions in construction.

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The image shows a worker on a construction site handling a wooden plank on a cutting table. Around him, scattered materials and cables create a typical building‑site environment. Proporcione sus comentarios sobre BizChat

European construction is reinventing itself: more jobs, more technology, and more sustainability. The challenge is filling millions of vacancies and training in green and digital skills to meet climate and housing goals. Are we ready?

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The image shows the interior of a modern building under construction, with a central concrete structure surrounded by glass façades and metal frames. At the top, a red crane can be seen in the background, while the clear sky with a few clouds brightens the space, highlighting the industrial and symmetrical design.

Aluminium is gaining ground in construction thanks to its lightness, strength, and adaptable aesthetics. Its exceptional durability and recyclability make it a sustainable choice, while advances in thermal efficiency reinforce its role in modern design.

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