📣 Exciting news from World Urban Forum 12 Egypt 🌍 The BUILD_ME Project team will speak in several events at the World Urban Forum (#WUF) in #Cairo this week, where we’ll share our expertise on green building initiatives across the #MENAregion. We are committed to fostering sustainable urban development, and #WUF is a great platform to exchange ideas with leaders and innovators in this space. Here’s where you can connect with our project experts, Mohamed Salheen & Rana Mohamed (Integrated Development Group - IDG) Ashraf Kamal (Housing & Building National Research Center ( HBRC )) and Riadh Bhar & Jince John (Guidehouse), throughout the week: GlobalABC Regional Roadmap for Buildings and Construction in the Arab Region 2020-2050 📅 Nov 7 ⏰ 09:00 – 10:30 local time 📍 SDGs in Action, Room (C) We’ll dive into policies and strategies for sustainable buildings that are shaping the region’s green transition, this session is organized by the UAE Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure, Cities Action Plans: Empowering Green & Sustainable Urbanism 📅 Friday 8 Nov ⏰ 11:00 – 12:30h local time 📍 Voices from Cities, Room (B) During the Green Cities Initiative event, we present examples of financial practices supporting the implementation of green projects. BUILD_ME Training on Building Energy Performance Calculation and Certification 📅 Friday 8 Nov ⏰ 09:00 – 12:00 local time 📍 Egypt's International Exhibition Center - Multipurpose room 15 Approaches, strategies, and practical tools between new constructions and retrofitting existing stock. To secure your spot for our session, please complete this form: https://lnkd.in/ec5JzG-h 📰 Stay tuned for more updates on our sessions and activities throughout the week! Let’s connect and collaborate to make urban growth more resilient, energy-efficient, and sustainable for all! #BUILD_ME #GreenBuilding #BuildingSector #ZeroEmissions #WUF12Egypt #EnergyEfficiency #EPC #BEP #Tools #Construction Guidehouse ES&I International Climate Initiative Global Alliance for Buildings and Construction (GlobalABC) EBRD Green Cities Initiative
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🚧 The Line: Ambition Meets Challenge in Saudi Arabia 🚧 Saudi Arabia’s "The Line" is one of the most ambitious urban projects we’ve seen, aiming to create a 170-kilometre, mirrored mega-city that reimagines sustainable, walkable living. But as construction advances, engineers are closely analysing satellite images and real-time data to understand the unique challenges this project brings. What are they seeing? The Line’s monumental scope means tackling an array of unprecedented hurdles: Environmental Impact 🌱: Excavating 400 million cubic meters of earth in a sensitive desert ecosystem has raised concerns about disruption and the feasibility of maintaining environmental integrity. Structural Complexity 🏗️: Building a continuous, mirrored structure that stretches for miles requires an engineering feat. The effects of heat, sand, and desert winds on such a unique facade could create long-term durability challenges. Resource and Labor Demands ⚒️: With such a large-scale and ambitious project, there’s a huge demand for skilled professionals across construction, engineering, and logistics, creating fierce competition for specialised talent worldwide. What’s Next? While The Line promises a pioneering urban model, it’s also pushing the limits of current technology and planning. This project is a reminder that grand ambitions come with complex realities. Each phase will test our industry’s resilience, ingenuity, and adaptability in ways we haven’t seen before. At NEO International Partners - we love the ambition of this project, where the limits of construction are really challenged and explored. We don't know if the full vision of The Line will ever become a reality, but we applaud the effort for daring to try; we will continue to support projects like The Line, connecting top talent to these high-stakes roles that require innovation, experience, and expertise. From structural engineers to sustainability experts, we’re here to bridge the gap and help bring such bold visions to life. What are your thoughts on The Line? A glimpse into the future or an experiment with too many risks? Let’s discuss it! 👇 #TheLine #NEOM #UrbanDesign #EngineeringChallenges #SustainableCities #NeoInternational #FutureOfConstruction #ProjectManagement #PositivelyImpactingPeople
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