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This is your space to explore innovative solutions, from the latest materials and technologies to strategies for creating more efficient and sustainable buildings. Here, we bring together architects, PU manufacturers and construction enthusiasts to share knowledge and find inspiration.

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Shaping tomorrow's skylines: Collaborating for more sustainable building solutions

Every blueprint sketched, every plan drafted, and every decision made in construction shapes the future of our cities and communities. We envision a world where #BetterBuildings are not just structures but symbols of sustainability, resilience, and innovation.

Together, let's shape the #BetterBuildings of tomorrow.

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Dive into our three focus areas to build a more sustainable future

Low carbon material solutions

Reducing carbon footprint¹ through innovative materials which substitute fossil resources.

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Efficient building solutions

Maximizing energy efficiency, space saving and affordability.

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Circularity Solutions

Design for circularity using materials that can be large-scale recycled or reused to reduce waste

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¹Emissions reduction based on internal LCA calculations stages A1-A3 (cradle-to-gate) according to the EN15804+A2 standard using a mass balance approach.

You build the world our future generations will inherit

Low carbon material solutions

Low carbon material solutions

Over 39%* of the world's total carbon emissions is emitted by the construction sector. So we can make a big impact.
Carbon in materials is a major factor

Carbon in materials is a major factor

Of the construction emissions, around 25%* is carbon in materials, which means it plays a crucial role in lessening CO₂ emissions.
Many upcoming construction projects

Many upcoming construction projects

There are massive renovation and construction plans coming up in Europe over the next years, which highlights the significance of taking proactive steps to reduce carbon emissions in materials now.