
European collaboration within the EASI ZERo project is driving innovation in sustainable building materials, promoting circular and low-carbon solutions for deep energy renovation across the built environment.
European collaboration within the EASI ZERo project is driving innovation in sustainable building materials, promoting circular and low-carbon solutions for deep energy renovation across the built environment.
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.
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?
The construction industry is undergoing an unprecedented transformation driven by the integration of advanced technologies, such as Building Information Modelling (BIM) and augmented reality. This will enable modern homes to become more efficient and sustainable.
A newly developed soil solidifier made from industrial waste has proven effective in enhancing ground strength while significantly reducing the environmental impact of construction.
Join the AFCOS event to explore how flexible standardization drives sustainable construction. Let’s shape the future together!
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