South Tyrol Energy 2050 is based on an overarching vision, corresponding principles and milestones as well as on pa

While the growth of global urban centres is primarily attributable to population growth, Slovenian towns are stagnating due to suburbanization.

Research on the relations between neighborhood (form, organization and community) and sustainability targets has increased substantially in recent years, to assure more sustainable and livable living environments.

The stock of educational buildings is extensive, presenting a major part of the public building stock in Slovenia.

If the Slovenian cities should remain competitive and attractive for living and economic activities, it is necessary to strengthen the comprehensiveness of planning, with the various components and aspects of urban development being considered and

Specifically, the research develops the evaluation model for neighbourhood sustainability performance index, based on the modular system of indicators and to it connected methodology for the interpretation of resulting values.

Its premises were based on the finding that the actual state of spatial relationships (i.e., relationships between individual spatial elements created) tends to worsen because of overly general program and spatial acts and thus poorer applicabilit

Attention is given to research into the relationship between the creative practice of architecture and users, sustainable urban planning and development policies for the protection and planning of cultural landscapes.

In Alto Bellunese, the municipality of Perarolo will organise further education courses on the cultivation, use and processing of medicinal herbs and plants from the Alpine region.

This research aims to identify urban projects appropriate for public-private partnerships (PPP).

Terraced landscapes can be defined as a complex landscape system, in which natural geographical and social geographical subsystems are sensitively balanced.

The technology of passive houses used in Slovenia has been mainly transferred from West Europe or Scandinavia, where there is no seismic risk.

The project is limited to earthquake and fire-resistant safety of structures and their influence on the architectural design of modern residential buildings.

The complex system of watercourses, stillwaters, bogs and other wetlands of the Dolomites and East Tyrol is a wealth for the community living in the area: they are biotopes of great landscape value, providing important ecosystem services and hosti