
An example of affordable, sustainable housing from Ontario
Montgomery Sisam Architects designed a modular, energy-efficient Passive House building in Hamilton with 24 units to address homelessness, featuring prefab construction, photovoltaic panels, and community spaces.

The golden rules for staying cool at home
Amid record heatwaves, Australians struggle to find cool homes due to poor insulation and outdated standards, making smart inspections and energy assessments essential.

Discovering parametric design
Parametric design uses algorithms to optimise building efficiency and sustainability, offering innovative solutions despite technological challenges.

Energy renovation for affordable housing in Europe
This event explores energy-efficient renovations for affordable housing in Europe, featuring local initiatives, policy recommendations, and discussions with key stakeholders.

UK neutrality target? Retrofitting at scale
Retrofitting the UK’s buildings at scale is vital for meeting housing needs, reducing carbon emissions, and ensuring a fair, sustainable transition for all.

Detecting building material with Artificial Intelligence (AI): toward smart and sustainable urban planning
A new framework using deep learning and remote sensing accurately identifies building materials, enabling sustainable urban planning and carbon reduction.

Addressing rapid urbanisation in India sustainably
The critical role of strategic partnerships lies in driving innovation to tackle India’s urbanisation challenges by reducing carbon emissions through sustainable building practices and collaborative efforts.

CCRI Knowledge Hub launches its mentoring programme
Funded by the EU, the CCRI Knowledge Hub just launched the first edition of its mentoring programme to foster the deployment of circular economy practices in European cities and regions. Mentors (selected experts) will provide tailored guidance on various circularity sectors and related aspects.

Reducing carbon footprint in construction: what are our options?
Construction accounts for 40% of global emissions. Strategies such as using sustainable materials, optimised processes and green certifications reduce emissions, waste and costs while delivering long-term environmental, economic and social benefits.

Northumbria University leads AI-driven construction waste management innovation
Northumbria University is using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to improve construction waste management and sustainability, promoting recycling and circular economy practices.