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Level(s): a common language for sustainable buildings

17/07/2017

To improve sustainability and drive market demand for better buildings, a new open source assessment framework, called Level(s), has been developed by the European Commission in close collaboration with stakeholders, including the Architects’ Council of Europe. Level(s) is a voluntary framewor...[more]

ACE is proud to announce the start of the CONNECT ARCH project, co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme

04/07/2017

The Architects’ Council of Europe (ACE) is proud to announce that it has been successfully selected to run a project co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme, called Connecting Architects in Europe (CONNECT ARCH). This four-year project will aim to reinforce the sector’s capacity and h...[more]

Grenfell Tower fire - ACE recalls the responsibility that architects and building professionals have to society

27/06/2017

The Architects' Council of Europe expresses its deepest symapthy for the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire in London and deplores this disaster which could almost certainly have been avoided. "This incident underlines the huge responsibility architects - and all professionals involved in the b...[more]

ACE-BAK events during the 2017 EUSEW: "Architecture: Towards a Step Change in Building Performance"

23/05/2017

In the framework of the EU Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW), the Architects’ Council of Europe (ACE) and the Federal Chamber of German Architects (BAK) organised two public events on 22 June on the theme “Architecture: Towards a Step Change in Building Performance". In the context of the o...[more]

The economic impact of different regulatory approaches on the architectural sector in Europe

21/03/2017

The European Centre for Liberal Professions (EuZFB) of the University of Cologne recently published an independent study on the economic impact of different regulatory approaches on the architectural sector in Europe. As the Parliament and the Council of the EU prepares to start discussing the Com...[more]

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