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New publication: The economic benefits of regulation in architectural services
22.04.2022
"As the leading voice of the Architecture profession in Europe, over the years, the Architects’ Council of Europe has commissioned various studies arguing that defending the importance of certain types of professional regulation in the public interest and disproving suggestions that such regula...
Stay updated! The ACE INFO newsletter is now available March/April 2022
07.04.2022
Our March/April issue of our newsletter is now available. Find out what we've been up to! Stay updated with the the EU policy and legislative news relevant for the profession, ACE activities as well as links to recent publications, on-going competitions and forthcoming events. - ACE news - E...
ACE Eu-funded projects highlights - Events, latest news and calls for contribution!
29.03.2022
The Architects’ Council of Europe is regularly involved in EU-funded projects. Stay updated with the latest news, deadlines and calls for contributions! BIM4EEB final conference at BIMWorld Paris - 5 April 2022 15:00-16:30 CET BIM4EEB partners are happy to present the BIM toolkit for efficien...
POLICIES
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Public Procurement: NEBC Statement (2021)
21.09.2021Statement of the New European Bauhaus Collective (NEBC) on Public Procurement
Communication of the EU Commission: An SME Strategy for a sustainable and digital Europe
27.01.2021The ACE welcomes the initiative of the EU Commission to address the challenges that SMEs face and invites it to pay special attention to the specificities of the liberal professions, which are principally made up of micro-enterprises. Indeed, the vast majority of architectural offices in the EU...
Public Procurement & Architecture Design Contest Workgroup: Results of the ACE Public Procurement survey
29.10.2020The survey ran for over a year and elicited responses from 26 countries (out of 31). At the time of writing, responses were outstanding from EL, LUX, SK, UK and SRB;General impact – was mixed. Many said the new Directive had made no change or had had no positive impact. However, there were...










