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Renovating existing buildings helps reduce the harmful environmental impact of construction processes when new buildings are erected. Learn about the key benefits of renovation – one of the most future-oriented trends.

Fire safety is a key consideration during the construction phase of any building, both for legal reasons and for the comfort of the prospective occupants. Why are fire doors and windows important? What should you look out for to choose the right ones?

The main assumptions behind sustainable construction are to protect the environment and to aim for low or even zero energy consumption. To this end, recycling and environmentally friendly building materials are key.

In the context of the current climate and energy crisis, as many companies in the construction sector as possible should know why and how to incorporate environmentally friendly solutions into their services portfolio.

The German DGNB certification system has been designed to assess buildings and even entire city quarters comprehensively. Get to know the essential facts about this certification system.

An architect is one of the first links in the process of creating new developments. For this reason, their work is crucial from the perspective of climate change. Right from the design stage, the architect should plan a building that not only offers full functionality, but also follows environmental standards and trends.

The construction industry is making efforts to respond to the climate crisis in a variety of ways – some more effective, others slightly less so. The scale of change in light of the energy transition needs to be impressive, and green certificates have been helping with this for years. Find out why building certification is an opportunity for a better tomorrow for us and future generations.

Contemporary architecture is all about glass and metal. It is characterised by very large glazing and the resulting panoramic views. What are the advantages of using large windows in residential and commercial buildings?

Fire is one of the most dangerous elements. For this reason, all construction projects undertaken must provide adequate fire protection. What should be done to ensure fire safety in residential buildings? What solutions should you choose for maximum occupant safety?

Green construction is undoubtedly a forward-looking trend in the construction industry. Awareness of the climate change to which the sector contributes means that environmental sustainability is taken into account in more and more construction projects. This aspect has significantly changed the perception of, for example, office buildings from the point of view of their functionality.

The hotel industry is currently facing major challenges. Although the passion for travel is still there, the expectations of hotel guests are changing, with an increasing focus on flexibility, personalisation and ecology. How can we show them that the hotel is committed to sustainability?

The ecological aspect is of key importance in contemporary architecture. Architects, developers, contractors and end users alike are more and more likely to follow the rules of sustainability. Apart from the frequent use of renewable energy solutions, technologies that aim to lower energy consumption, reduce the carbon footprint and bring the building and its users closer to the environment are implemented as early as the design stage of buildings. What path will architecture follow in the face of advancing climate change and the global aspiration to reduce the carbon footprint effectively?

Sustainable construction does not only apply to newly erected buildings. It also refers to the modernisation of those already in place to make them more environment-friendly and improve the well-being of those using them. We present sustainable building solutions that can be used by housing cooperatives and other entities.

Fire protection is a priority in the modern construction industry. The solutions in this area must not only offer the highest level of safety, but also be environment-friendly and provide aesthetic consistency with the rest of the building. Find out the biggest challenges for fire protection in modern, glazed buildings.

A 180-metre high river dam, a barracks, or a housing development made with a 3D printer? It's not a science fiction film – it's already happening! The application of 3D printing is on the rise not only in 3D modelling, but also in the creation of full-scale building structures.