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Germany to place national building insulation standards on hold - Vimarsana News

Germany to place national building insulation standards on hold

Germany's Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action Robert Habeck has revealed that the government plans to place strict building insulation requirements on hold indefinitely, reported Reuters.

GS E&C collaborates with LG Electronics to expand presence in Europe - Vimarsana News

GS E&C collaborates with LG Electronics to expand presence in Europe

The Smart Cottage, a prefabricated home developed jointly by GS E&C's European subsidiary, Danwood, and LG Electronics, was unveiled at the IFA 2023, the largest home appliances exhibition in Europe, which kicked off last Friday in Berlin, the Korean builder said Monday.

How Germany wants to make it easier for families to own a home - Vimarsana News

How Germany wants to make it easier for families to own a home

Germany is launching a new loan programme to help families get on the property ladder. Here's what you need to know.

Urban Mining: How Sustainable Cities Are Recycling Buildings Down To The Bone - Vimarsana News

Urban Mining: How Sustainable Cities Are Recycling Buildings Down To The Bone

As material costs skyrocket, an old practice is becoming popular again: reusing building materials. In Germany, the first projects are already underway – and so far, results are promising as a model for sustainable cities.

The Engineer - Energy deficiency: the challenge of decarbonising UK buildings - Vimarsana News

The Engineer - Energy deficiency: the challenge of decarbonising UK buildings

With energy costs soaring and the push for net zero gathering pace, improving the efficiency of the UK's ageing, drafty building stock has never been more important. Andrew Wade reports on this pressing engineering challenge