We are proud to be part of a strong network of projects advancing sustainable and equitable housing – working together to exchange knowledge and practices, and united by a common goal: ensuring the green and digital transition is inclusive and fair.
EqualHouse is a research project that studies housing inequality across Europe through a holistic, interdisciplinary approach.
Bringing together researchers, policymakers, housing providers, and citizens, the project explores the interconnected factors behind housing disparities – including income and wealth gaps, financial systems, migration, and energy poverty.
HouseInc analyses how ecological, social and environmental factors interact to shape housing outcomes, with the goal to turn Europe’s building stock into healthy and affordable homes for all.
Focusing on marginalised communities, the project explores how issues such as income inequality, mobility, health, family conditions, and access to services influence housing disparities, in order to provide tailored recommendations to policymakers.
PREFIGURE explores local, market and social innovation schemes that combat housing inequalities and energy poverty in Europe.
The project focuses on local prototype initiatives that promote affordable, accessible, and sustainable housing and investigate their potential for scalability.
The project ProLight investigates how to bring together both innovative retrofitting technologies, new sustainable business models and the participation of local citizens on a neighbourhood level.
The project goes beyond technical upgrades to include artistic, cultural, and community-driven elements, creating vibrant neighbourhoods that promote social cohesion and environmental responsibility.