An industry-wide project to transform waste into resources and promote the principles of the circular economy

Social and environmental transformations require interventions that involve all stages of architecture and interior design, from conception through to material sourcing

The large commercial real estate market is expanding, while logistics remains stable and offices and retail are experiencing a contraction

Now in its 41st edition, the International Exhibition of Ceramic Tile and Bathroom Furnishings confirms itself as the privileged stage to discover the latest news and trends worldwide for the sectors it represents.

The Belgian architect, co-founder of the Brussels-based studio OFFICE with Kersten Geers and winner of the Silver Lion at the 12th Venice Architecture Biennale, has been invited to speak at the upcoming edition of the International Exhibition of Ceramic Tile and Bathroom Furnishings

Sustainability reporting has gained increasing importance over the past decade, driven not only by regulatory pressures but also by growing consumer attention to sustainable choices

The European hotel investment market is poised for growth this year, with 70% of investors planning to increase their capital allocation in the sector, according to CBRE’s “2024 European Hotel Investor Intentions Survey”. Italy is the third-ranked European country for hotel investments, following Spain and the UK

A total of €1.7 billion was invested in logistics real estate in 2023, more than a quarter of the entire market. Total logistics assets amounted to 48 million square metres and sales revenue €5.5 billion. These are just a few of the statistics that emerge from the “2024 Report on the Logistics Real Estate Market in Europe and Italy” produced by Scenari Immobiliari in collaboration with SFRE

Elisabetta Trezzani has always prioritised environmental protection in her design projects. During the years she has spent working at the Renzo Piano Building Workshop, she has explored the theme of sustainability, searching constantly for new solutions tailored to the specific needs of the building and its context

A research project, coordinated by the Ceramic Center, studying the possibility of using the CO2 generated in the ceramic tile production process to mineralize certain wastes, thus obtaining secondary raw materials for the building sector, with a view to the circular economy