Provides an opportunity to prioritize health and safety while exploring multilayer dry nEESs. It delivers innovative and sustainable envelope systems through advanced testing and modelling techniques.

This comprehensive approach seamlessly integrates various disciplines to ensure full compliance with safety standards for structural elements and envelope solutions.

Offers a valuable benefit by providing a comprehensive testing platform. It allows you to evaluate the mechanical and durability aspects of connectors in nZEB envelopes, ensuring optimal comfort and performance in your projects.

Empowers you to control solar gain in semi-transparent envelope components with cost-effective methods for measuring and simulating BSDF matrices. It enhances your understanding of complex facade systems, reduces risks through mock-up tests and in-situ evaluations, and provides a reliable assessment of solar gains.

Offers you a comprehensive and efficient solution for evaluating wooden prefab components. It ensures that their safety and performance meet the required standards. By using standardized testing methods, this pilot line provides you with valuable insights for product development and market readiness.

Covers various aspects including fire safety, hygrothermal properties, and acoustic characterization of wooden-based prefab facade systems.

We're excited to present the 3rd edition of MEZeroE magazine, focusing on new developments in construction and innovation. This edition highlights the completion of measurement and verification lines, the launch of open innovation services, and the upcoming digital platform. It features the progress of pilot lines and the development of eight Living Labs, which will be operational by early 2024. Additionally, the magazine previews the MEZeroE digital innovation platform, a future hub for construction professionals.

The Institute of Construction Technology (ITeC), part of the MEZeroE consortium, is hosting a briefing session on January 30, from 6:00 to 7:00 PM, for their innovative postgraduate course in Digital Sustainability in Construction. Developed in collaboration with the UPC School, this pioneering program addresses the urgent need for sustainable construction practices in the face of climate change and energy transition. The session, available in person and via streaming, will detail the course's curriculum and approach.

The Institute of Construction Technology (ITeC), part of the MEZeroE consortium, is hosting a briefing session on January 30, from 6:00 to 7:00 PM, for their innovative postgraduate course in Digital Sustainability in Construction. Developed in collaboration with the UPC School, this pioneering program addresses the urgent need for sustainable construction practices in the face of climate change and energy transition. The session, available in person and via streaming, will detail the course's curriculum and approach.