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We want to hear the voice of our community: help us decide the Topic of the Month for December 2025! Choose from four key themes in the building sector and rank them by your level of interest. Your input will guide us in creating content that truly matters to you and the entire BUILD UP community.

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Energy House 2.0 rigorously tests the YORK YKF05CNC system under real-world conditions, demonstrating its efficiency, thermal stability, and promising potential as a key solution for sustainable heating across Europe.

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A recent study conducted in Danish residential buildings indicates that indoor humidity and temperature have a limited impact on mucosal irritation. The findings highlight indoor air pollutants and inadequate ventilation as key contributors potentially affecting residents’ health, paving the way for further research into indoor air quality and its broader implications.
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This report surveys pioneering technologies reshaping the building sector to meet urgent energy transition goals. It highlights innovations in design, materials, and systems that enhance efficiency, cut emissions, and pave the way for net-zero, climate-resilient buildings

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Green smart buidlings on a hand

This article explores how smart design, renewable energy, and artificial intelligence are transforming buildings into zero-energy powerhouses—cutting emissions, slashing energy bills, and reshaping the future of sustainable living.

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Sustainable Places (SP25) features topics that are shaping how we think about cities and the built environment. The event, organised by R2M Solution, is open to all topics related to building sustainability and most often reflects priorities described in the European Commission Societal Challenge.

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The INFINITE project showcases the case study of the sister buildings in Italy, demonstrating how integrated energy systems and technological kits can enhance energy performance in twin residential structures.

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