The webinar will take place on 13th December 18:30-19:20 CET.
Register here: https://forms.gle/iqzaFpLbFqM1T8tA6o.
More info (in Italian) here.

Our press release about the results of the project can be found below.

We organized the XVI. Hungarian LCA Conference in 2021 November 25-26. The conference has been organized online due to the pandemic, nevertheless more than 50 people were interested in knowing more about our project.

The webinar will take place on 9th December 11:00-11:50 CET.
Register here: https://forms.gle/GAffct9fYmNnMNHr9.
More info (in Italian) here.

We participated in the 27th International Symposium on Analytical and Environmental Problems (ISAEP) at the University of Szeged. The   Symposium   features   recent   findings   from   leading   industrial   and   academic   experts in the field of analytical chemistry and environment related problems. The conference was held online due to the pandemic, and detailed summaries of the program and presentations are available at this link. The title of our presentation is "How can the integration of environmental considerations into construction decisions help?" and Renáta Bodnárné Sándor. Our summary article was published in "PROCEEDINGS OF THE 27th International Symposium on Analytical and Environmental Problems" (ISBN978-963-306-835-9).

The webinar will take place 17th of November at 18.00 CET. More info on our Facebook event page.

The webinar will take place 16th of November at 15.00 FI time (14.00 CET). Register here.

Want to know more about our project? Check out our pdf leaflet!

One of our case studies has been published on epiteszforum.hu which is the most visited online forum for Hungarian architects. Zsuzsa Szalay and György Gröller from LCA Center Hungary examine ten different "Kádár cube" renovation scenarios using life-cycle assessment. The so called "Kádár cube" is a very common type of detached house in Hungary built between in the 1950's-1960's.  The aim of their study is to demonstrate the environmental benefits of renovating a house of this type. In their analysis, they take into account not only energy consumption and CO2 emissions, but also the entire life cycle of the built-in materials. You can read the article here (only in Hungarian).

We are collecting good examples of residential buildings in Hungary representing sustainable building solutions! We are looking for buildings that are:

• either detached or multi-family residential buldings, 
• newly built or recently renovated
• innovative in at least one respect (e.g., building material used, energy efficiency, renewable energy utilization, etc.) and,
• forward-looking compared to current requirements and general construction practices.

We attended the XV. Hungarian LCA Conference in 2020 November. The conference has been organized online due to the pandemic, nevertheless more than 50 people were interested in knowing more about our project.

On October 16, 2020, we joined the Erasmus Days and organized a free online webinar titled “Innovative Solutions in Sustainable Architecture” as part of the Is-SusCon project.

More than two hundred people filled out our questionnaire about sustainability issues related to the building sector. The survey was designed to measure our target groups' - the general public's preferences and general knowledge about this topic.

After many hours of long discussions, we are pleased to announce that the partners finally agreed upon the planned structure of the Handbook. It will start with a deep dive into life-cycle thinking condisering the environmental impacts of housing.

The project kicked off successfully in 2019 October. As it is defined in the work plan, the partners started to work on two main work packages.