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The European Commission DG Environment is inviting those working in the built environment sector to join an online conference (...)

The steel industry has long been a pillar of global economic growth, providing essential materials for construction, infrastr (...)

As D2Grids project ends, the achievements and lessons learned through the whole project will continue to guide the evolution (...)

A New European Project, RECONSTRUCT, has been launched to devise more sustainable alternatives to ordinary steel and cement (...)

Picture a construction world where every material has its place, where efficiency is not just a goal but a practice. Think (...)

As environmental awareness rises worldwide, the construction industry faces mounting pressure to adopt more sustainable (...)

In recent years, the construction industry has seen a considerable change toward more environmentally responsible practices (...)

Commercial construction projects are vital in shaping our urban landscape and generating significant waste and environmental (...)

Technology is an instrument that helps various companies gain a competitive advantage. Without it, no company will be able (...)

In recent years, sustainability has become increasingly crucial in the building business. We need to address environmental (...)

As part of the D2Grids project, which has been promoting 5th generation for heating and cooling grids since 2018, we spoke (...)

Your roof is the most critical aspect of your house that acts as a defense structure against outdoor elements to keep you (...)

The building industry is facing many challenges. It is a traditional industry with many traditional workers and professionals (...)

This article addresses what the main barriers are to matching the offer and demand of well-qualified workers to achieve (...)

The Circular Buildings Coalition aims to accelerate the transition towards a circular economy in the built environment. To (...)

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