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🌍 🏗️ "Renovate houses with 100% reused materials? Norway wants to show that it is possible" 🗞️ This recent article by Portuguese Newspaper Público showcases the Birdsview technology and several incredible projects in Norway, where buildings are being renewed using reused materials—a true testament to what can be achieved when we rethink construction for a more sustainable world. 🚀 🎯 At Birdsview we have developed a technology that is designed to revolutionize building inspections, offering cutting-edge tools that make renovation projects like these more efficient, safer, and cost-effective. With a strong focus on AI-powered analytics, we are excited to help the industry transition to more sustainable practices. 🙏 A big thanks to the Proptech Innovation Cluster and their Portuguese sister cluster for arranging this, to push the boundaries of what’s possible in the construction and PropTech spaces. 📸 Eivind Senneset. No Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/d-Esp28r #Sustainability #PropTech #ConstructionInnovation #AI #Birdsview #GreenBuilding #CircularEconomy #ProptechInnovationCluster #Contech #Føniks #Pantheon #Kontiki Birthe Espeland Brita Svartveit Jon Eidset Tore Holvik Per Reigstad Sondre Nærland Olav Skogen Simen Husøy Åsne Ådland-Dale

Architectus S/S is dedicated to developing projects that not only address immediate needs but also prepare for future challenges. In the face of climate change and rapid urbanization, innovative and sustainable solutions to combat natural disasters are essential. The recent floods in Rio Grande do Sul emphasize the urgency of implementing concepts like sponge cities. Sponge cities employ science, architecture, urban planning, landscaping, and engineering to transform urban areas into sponges that efficiently absorb and manage rainwater. These cities integrate green spaces, parks, water bodies, and natural drainage systems to allow water infiltration and sustainable urban water management, significantly reducing flood risks. This approach also promotes biodiversity, improves air quality, and provides recreational areas. Rachel de Queiroz Park in Fortaleza exemplifies this concept in Brazil. The park uses interconnected lagoons, permeable pavements, and native tree species to mitigate flooding and offer a high-quality urban space. Architectus S/S believes in transforming cities into more resilient and sustainable environments, enhancing urban quality of life in an integrated and intelligent manner, and is committed to preparing cities for a safer and more sustainable future. Great job Alexandre Landim, MSc and Architectus team

Architect Landim draws a significant distinction between 'rehabilitation’ and 'revitalization', a differentiation that is gaining importance as society becomes more introspective in the face of climate change. Your insights, Mr. Landim, are much appreciated. While The Waid Family Foundation Group, “WFF Group”, is mandated to focus on tribal and indigenous communities and more rural areas, in Latin America than those addressed by Mr. Landim, the core principles remain the same. Revitalization of rural communities is of paramount importance. This revitalization becomes particularly crucial when it comes to off-grid power, freshwater supply, sewage systems, and the planning of small-scale waste-to-energy infrastructure. Many of these issues, whether urban or rural, are shared concerns between Brazil and the USA.

The territory belongs to those who discuss it: the role of civil society discussed in Coimbra, Portugal. The territory belongs to those who discuss it, the role of civil society was discussed in Coimbra, on March 23rd, where several academics with experience in managing the territory gathered in the auditorium of the Santa Clara-a-Velha monastery. At the invitation of APP2U, the Association of Architecture, Planning and Urban Policies, the role of civil society in plans and projects with an impact on the territory and, indirectly, on the lives of citizens was discussed. To bring together decision-makers, actors and users, however, it is necessary to overcome a set of constraints, which the panel identified... #planning #urbanplanning #territory #architects #architecture #portugal #livinginportugal

In a context of growing concern about climate change and the scarcity of resources, wood has emerged as a sustainable and renewable raw material with unique attributes, essential for the construction of the future. This material not only contributes to reducing carbon emissions, but also promotes efficiency in design and construction, enhancing the precision and quality of works. As Albert Gil Margalef, Senior Partner & CEO of batlleiroig, the architectural firm behind our Arcaya project, says “Wood construction promotes an innovative approach based on digitalization and automation, which allows for greater efficiency in design and construction, reducing errors and increasing the precision and quality of the work." At Bondstone, we value the use of materials that respect the environment, ensuring sustainability and the well-being of communities. Read the full article in Jornal CONSTRUIR #Bondstone #Arcaya #Sustainability #SustainableRealEstate #SustainableConstruction #SustainableDesign

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In each ecoproduct, sustainability is present! This Portal is aimed at professionals in the construction sector and the general public. Discover sustainable products for the construction and rehabilitation of buildings. #ecoproduts #sustainability #construction #building #aec #sustainableproducts

You may find the following article that came out in today's Expresso interesting. 📰 The article, "Como vamos ter e pagar casas para viver?", references CiTUA - Territory, Urbanism, and Architecture, following an interview to Sílvia Jorge, researcher at CiTUA. The article is available in the online and printed version of the Journal. You can access the online version of the article in the link below: https://lnkd.in/drEKiHV9 #wearetecnico #citua

André Manuel Dias, Service Coordinator at SerQ- Centro de Inovação e Competências da Floresta and Professor at the Universidade de Coimbra, has written an insightful opinion piece in Observador, in which he highlights the adoption of wood as a sustainable solution for construction. He points out that this material is not only renewable but also has an extremely low carbon footprint compared to other building materials, especially if sustainable forest management is guaranteed, including replanting. In this article, André also dispels myths about wood’s durability and highlights its aesthetic and practical advantages. "Investing in the sustainable use of wood is not just investing in a building material, but in a greener and more resilient future for everyone", states André. Find out more in the Observador article. #Bondstone #Sustainable #Arcaya #Vilamoura #OffSiteConstruction

The offices are part of our growth strategy. The annual objectives are quite ambitious, but the economic indicators and commercial efforts indicate that this year could be a year of affirmation in this business area. Let´s keep the focus. #officedesign #officeconstruction ERN construções