REGEN news . 8 Sep 2024

In our workshop, we explored sustainability assessment approaches linked to innovation projects in the built environment. The scope considers the three pillars of sustainability – environmental, social, and economic – using various aggregation methodologies. 

First, IMMEC focuses on dynamic modeling of material flows in the building stock across Luxembourg and Germany. We track the presence of contaminants and plastics in materials over time using a prospective LCA approach. Next, CIRCUSTAIN assesses local circular economy initiatives, specifically focusing on PVC from construction sites. MIRACLE supports the development of a Photonic Meta-Concrete through a Comprehensive cradle-to-gate Environmental Impact Assessment. REGEN evaluates urban regeneration interventions. We aim to achieve sustainability without compromising the ecological ceiling while meeting social needs. Finally in ASIRE a holistic assessment and selection tool is developed to reduce the energy poverty and the environmental impact of the residential building stock.

Contributing Projects:

• IMMEC
• CIRCUSTAIN
• REGEN
• CHIASMUS
• MIRACLE
• ASIRE

Speakers:

Calin Boje, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology – Antonino Marvuglia, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology – Thomas Schaubroeck, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology – Thomas Gibon, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology – Nick Adams, KU Leuven | Architectural Engineering – Els Van de Moortel, KU Leuven | Architectural Engineering

Workshop Chair: Calin BOJE, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST)

In addition to hosting this workshop, we are pleased to inform you that REGEN also participated in two other workshop at the Sustainable Places 2024 conference, taking place from September 23-25 in Luxembourg:

Data Management for Enhanced Built Environment Circularity
Day 2, Tuesday, September 24, 09:00 – 10:30 CEST

Regeneration Workshop
Day 3, Wednesday, September 25, 09:00 – 12:30 CEST

This workshop and conference participation underscore REGEN’s commitment to driving innovation and collaboration towards a more sustainable and inclusive built environment.

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REGEN Coordinator, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST)

sylvain.kubicki@list.lu

DEC Manager of REGEN project, R2M Solution

mohaddeseh.maktabifard@r2msolution.com