As the relevance of energy transition grows at the EU level, environmentally sustainable architecture plays a key role in reducing carbon emissions from buildings and increasing awareness about sustainability. Innovations in the architecture field are not only about creating visually appealing but also community-centered environments for their users. Can architectural design serve as a catalyst for raising awareness about energy transition? Can new designs and tools be envisioned to create spaces according to the three NEB principles: beautiful, sustainable, and together?
These questions will be the starting point for discussion at our event ‘Architects as facilitators of the energy transition: insights from the ARV experience in Sønderborg’ on 19th May in Sønderborg (Denmark). The event is hosted by ProjectZero, the Danish demonstration leader of ARV and the Architects’ Council of Europe within the EU-funded project ARV, and will as well include a site visit to the Dept. 75 building and the Sønderborg Harbour with visit to “Point of View” and presentation of the newer zero energy buildings along the harbour by Jan Petersen, BMC Foundations.
Join our awareness-raising event in Sønderborg to discover a wide range of replicable solutions for designing sustainable buildings, in the context of the Sønderborg Climate Positive Circular Community.
ARV project aims to demonstrate and validate attractive, resilient, and affordable solutions that significantly speed up deep energy renovations in four different climatic zones in Europe and the deployment of energy and climate measures in the construction and energy industries.
