Five major themes for two days focused on change.

From digital to AI

Artificial intelligence enhances digital tools such as DfMA, Digital Twins and PropTech platforms, expanding solutions and improving scenario analysis. By connecting different forms of intelligence, these technologies foster more efficient and innovative processes, unlocking new opportunities for the building of the future.

Industrialisation, off-site and robotics

The demand for sustainable construction requires greater industrialisation and use of robotics within the augmented construction site. The success of the technological transition will depend on the efficacy of the relationship between man and machine, in an emerging dialogue of competences between technologically advanced professionals and traditional operators

Energy transition

The financial taxonomy will drive the development of the real estate market towards new standards of sustainability. Buildings of value and therefore of financial interest will be the most efficient, well-maintained and well-managed, with flexible, healthy and biophilic spaces, and indoor and outdoor green areas available. We need to create an active dialogue between institutions, investors and planners, focused on the quality of living, occupant wellbeing, interpersonal relations, and the relationship with the external environment and the community.

New materials, R&D and innovative technologies

Eco-design faces new challenges for building that aims at durability, circularity and integrability of materials and building systems, reducing environmental impact. The spread of LCA analysis and sustainability certification will encourage an interdisciplinary approach between different disciplines to create new materials, redesign existing ones and adapt them to new standards.

ESG and new business models

Green mortgages will become key instruments for financing real estate projects that meet sustainability standards, rewarding healthy, efficient and well-managed properties. The market will be increasingly driven by financial taxonomy towards meeting DNSH requirements and properties that optimise ESG metrics.


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