Turning historical buildings into climate neutral landmarks
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Jan 2026
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Jan 2026
TU Delft Delivers Insights on User Interaction with Smart Buildings
SMARTeeSTORY project report "Interactions strategies between users and smart buildings control systems", led by TU Delft, has been officially approved by the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA).
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Dec 2025
How a Digital Model Is Helping Riga City Hall Move Toward Climate Neutrality
The Riga City Hall is the main administrative building of the Riga City Municipality and is located in the heart of Riga’s Historic Centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Historic Town Hall originally was built in 1848-1850 by the famous Riga City Architect Johann Daniel Felsko, however, it was destroyed by bombing during World War II. The current building is a replica of the original building, […]
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Mar 2026
IEECB&SC’26
IEECB&SC 2026 will be organised in conjunction with the European ESCO Conference in Frankfurt (Germany). It aims to attract property owner, investors, architects, local authorities and urban planners to present and discuss synergies and cooperation in removing existing barriers to energy efficiency, renewable energy and smart buildings and districts.
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Jun 2026
The Festival of the New European Bauhaus
Life. Spaces. Buildings. The Festival of the New European Bauhaus is back!
The European Commission organises the third edition of the New European Bauhaus Festival in Brussels (Belgium) on 9-13 June 2026.
The NEB Festival 2026 will, among other topics, address the transformative power of democratic engagement in shaping more inclusive and sustainable communities
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Our Demonstrators
Project factsheet
Programme
Horizon Europe
Type of action
Innovation action
Partners
13 partners from 6 countries
Duration
48 months: May 2023 - April 2027
Total budget
EUR 5.15 million
partners
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