In the era of climate change we need to provide buildings that do not harm the planet nor the health of occupants. We need to focus on both the planet and the people.  We must combine different multidisciplinary scientific knowledge to be able to lower the carbon footprint of buildings and make them more sustainable. At the same time, we have to make sure that indoor spaces are as safe as possible for occupants.  The state and design of buildings are important factors to create the indoor air quality.  ​Join us in Reykjavík to explore the critical intersection of climate resilience, building sustainability, and occupant well-being at our upcoming conference.

This event is a vital platform for professionals to address the challenges climate change poses to the building sector, including how we can adapt and innovate for enhanced sustainability and health within built environments.​Our sessions will cover a wide range of topics, including the latest advancements in sustainable building materials, energy-efficient designs, and innovative ventilation systems that prioritize human health. You'll gain insights into how multidisciplinary approaches—integrating architecture, engineering, and health sciences—can lead to more resilient and livable structures.​By participating, you'll engage with global experts, collaborate on problem-solving strategies, and leave equipped with practical tools and knowledge to implement in your projects.

This conference is not just about discussion—it's about taking decisive action to ensure buildings contribute positively to both our planet's health and our own.​Together, let's shape a future where our buildings are safe, sustainable, and conducive to well-being. Join us to be a part of this essential dialogue and drive change within the industry.