Imagine your house or office as a shield that needs to withstand heatwaves, floods, and earthquakes. This work creates a set of smart materials and digital checklists to make sure buildings don't just stand, but keep people safe and healthy inside. It's like giving architects a survival guide and a toolkit to future-proof our cities.
Buildings often increase vulnerability during climate disasters instead of protecting people. There is a lack of practical, cost-effective tools to assess and upgrade urban resilience against multiple hazards.
A toolkit of 18 design methods, materials, and digital solutions, including a resilience scorecard for assessing buildings and urban areas.
If you are a developer dealing with increasing insurance costs due to flood or heat risks — this project developed 18 design methods and materials that reduce economic losses and improve energy efficiency.
If you are a firm dealing with the challenge of updating old cultural heritage sites — this project developed tailored solutions that protect these assets while preserving their historical value.
If you are a city planner dealing with unpredictable natural hazards — this project developed a resilience scorecard method to assess and improve the safety of entire urban areas.
Based on available project data, the project focuses on creating cost-effective tools, but specific pricing for the 18 tools is not provided.
Yes, the project tests solutions across multiple scales, from single buildings to entire urban areas and territories, using 4 European pilot sites.
Based on available project data, the specific licensing terms are not mentioned, though the tools are designed to be shareable and easy to implement.
The project aligns its approach with international and European initiatives to ensure the solutions support official climate goals and safety policies.
The project runs from 2023-10-01 to 2027-03-31, moving through phases of design, development, testing, and deployment.
The consortium is well-balanced for commercialization, featuring 26 partners with a 31% industry ratio (8 companies). The presence of 4 SMEs suggests a focus on agile, scalable implementation, while the mix of 6 universities and 5 research centers ensures the technical validity of the 18 tools being developed.
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