The conference Sustainable Places features topics each year that shape how we think about cities and the built environment. The 12th annual edition of Sustainable Places SP2024 was held over three days in a hybrid format from 23th to 25th September 2024, with the in-person sessions hosted in Luxembourg.
SMARTeeSTORY, represented by our coordinator Matteo Porta from RINA, was presented at 2 workshops brought together by NEBULA and REGEN Projects:
Unlocking the Renovation Wave: Deep-renovation solutions
This session showcased seven EU projects that developed solutions for deep renovation and discussed cross-cutting issues embracing circularity, inclusiveness, and aesthetics. These projects developed solutions for deep building renovation, including innovative packages, circular approaches, and digitalized business models.
SMARTeeSTORY was presented, along with a short run down of the key good practices and lessons learned so far in the project in face of challenges associated with implementing the SRI methodology into concrete use case such as historical buildings. Challenges were discussed regarding data availability, necessity of pre-intervention monitoring, or matching the SRI methodology to KPI estimations.
Projects in this session: REHOUSE EU – FORTESIE EU Project – Chronicle Project – EBENTO project –
SMARTeeSTORY Project – INPERSO Project – MULTICARE EU project.
Regeneration Workshop: Crafting Sustainable and Inclusive Neighbourhoods
The REGEN project hosted a workshop to showcase Built4People (B4P) projects responding to the call for "Solutions for the sustainable, resilient, inclusive, and accessible regeneration of neighbourhoods enabling low carbon footprint lifestyles and businesses". The workshop focused on neighborhood regeneration towards sustainable, inclusive, and low-carbon environments, focusing on innovation actions in buildings and urban environments. Matteo Porta presented the basics of the project including the scope, targets, current state, and next steps in the near future.
Sharing a stand with the REHOUSE project, the event proved to be a great platform to network among similarly minded projects, while raising awareness on the project work.
