
Building conversations up with... Marko Zlonoga, Head of Buildings Department at REGEA.
Building conversations up with... Marko Zlonoga, Head of Buildings Department at REGEA.
Esta jornada abordará el camino a seguir para alcanzar un proceso más sostenible y eficiente en la industria de la construcción.
Mercoledì 19 marzo 2025, a Greve in Chianti (FI), l’intera giornata sarà dedicata alla visita del cantiere e all’illustrazione tecnica delle soluzioni sviluppate nell’ambito del progetto.
Green Art Incubator platform is organising the online international conference 'Cultural Heritage & Climate Crisis: From Conservation to Action', which will bring together experts and the wider public to exchange knowledge and experiences regarding the adaptation of the cultural heritage sector to climate challenges.
This review explores the potential of timber bamboo as a sustainable construction material, emphasising its carbon-capturing properties and the need for cost competitiveness to drive widespread adoption and significant climate benefits.
Vertical gardens, integrated into building facades, improve air quality, regulate temperature, enhance biodiversity, and promote well-being, making urban spaces more sustainable and aesthetically appealing.
The report reveals that poor urban planning in Kenya, due to unapproved developments and inadequate county spatial plans, is causing infrastructure issues, environmental degradation, and unregulated growth, urging urgent action for sustainable development.
The Energy and Sustainability Conference invites researchers, practitioners, and industry experts to submit papers addressing the critical intersection of design and financing in promoting energy efficiency in buildings within the European Union. As the urgency for sustainable practices intensifies, this conference aims to foster dialogue and collaboration among stakeholders in the built environment.
The City of London Corporation's new 'Planning for Sustainability Supplementary Planning Document (SPD)' aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2040 through sustainable building practices, focusing on retrofit, energy efficiency, circular economy, and climate resilience.
The world’s urbanisation calls for regenerative design in buildings and infrastructure, focusing on sustainability, resilience, and social value, exemplified by projects like New York’s Big U, which integrates nature-based solutions and community well-being.