Sweco brings circular neighbourhoods to life at the New European Bauhaus Festival

As Europe gathers in Brussels for the New European Bauhaus (NEB) Festival, Sweco is hosting a one-day public satellite event that is aiming to explore approaches to advancing climate-neutral, circular neighbourhoods through collaborative dialogue and hands on workshops.

On Thursday 11 June, urban leaders, architects, engineers, researchers and policymakers from across Europe will meet at the Sweco Urban Insight Lab in central Brussels. Together, they will explore how cities can move from ambition to action — sharing project experiences, tools and lessons learned from cities such as from Stockholm, Brussels, Paris, Ghent to drive urban sustainability.

Event highlights:

• European city perspectives on climate neutral and circular neighbourhoods
• Keynotes on adaptive reuse, circular economy models and community-building through architecture and urban planning
• Interactive workshops on neighbourhood transformation, digital twins and capacity-building. Networking at the Sweco Urban Insight Lab.
• A mix of plenary sessions (also online) and on-site collaborative workshops.

Organised in collaboration with EU-funded projects SEEDS, NexTArc and HeriTace, the event combines inspiring keynotes, hands-on workshops and interactive dialogue, all rooted in Sweco’s Urban Insight approach: connecting knowledge, people and places to accelerate sustainable urban transformation.

More information about the programme and registration is available here:
Sweco Belgium – New European Bauhaus Satellite Event

In short about the event:

What: Sweco satellite event during the New European Bauhaus Festival

When: Thursday, 11 June | 9:00–17:00 (networking until 17:00)

Where: Urban Insight Lab, Sweco office, Arenbergstraat 11, 1000 Brussel

Why: The event aims to share evidence-based practices and tools that support climate-neutral, circular, and inclusive urban development strategies.

This event is particularly relevant for architects, urban planners and designers, city officials, researchers and professionals. The event is co-funded by the European Union and Vinnova, Sweden’s government innovation agency.

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