We invite you to take advantage of an opportunity to organise your activity at Gare Maritime (venue of the Forum) during the NEB Festival in Brussels.
The session is a part of the on-boarding process for newcomers in the NEB community.
The New European Bauhaus supports a movement of sustainable communities, inclusive dialogues and purposeful activities. The role of friends is to support these communities and act as sounding boards and key interlocutors for the initiative.
On 30 March 2022, the EU Commission presented an ambitious policy package to make sustainable products the norm and boost Europe’s resource independence.
Partners of the New European Bauhaus can decide to support NEB Lab project by taking on the roles of a host and/or a sponsor.
Your contributions will be shared with policymakers to identify ways to address barriers and improve the regulatory environment in the built sector in line with the objectives of the New European Bauhaus.
The European Commission announced a winner of an international architectural competition to define the future permanent site of the Joint Research Centre (JRC) in Seville
We received more than 500 applications to the New European Bauhaus Festival calls. Submitted proposals are under evaluation, Forum programme is being finalized and we’ll be able to share with you updates on that in the upcoming weeks.
Today we are launching the NEB Lab: a ‘think and do tank’ to make the New European Bauhaus a reality in concrete and tangible projects. It will connect the initiative’s growing community, share ideas, and help drive beautiful, sustainable, and inclusive changes on the ground.
The NEB Lab is the "think and do tank" of the official New European Bauhaus community. Its function is to support Community-led and Commission-led projects aimed at creating or enabling beautiful, sustainable, inclusive places and forms of living.
The Competition acts as a beacon for social innovators across Europe, incentivising & rewarding early-stage ideas, shaping our society for the better.
The call aims to honour and support the inspiring place-based transformative projects done by local public authorities.
The projects submitted to the call are expected to invite local actors to be inspiring, aesthetic and sustainable in their ideas in order to rethink public spaces in cities and urban and rural areas by creating new solutions for the future.
The projects selected under the call will help citizens adopt more sustainable habits and develop new products, services or solutions.
Last week we asked you to share with us your observations on what the impact of the NEB initiative have been so far. A big thank you to everyone who have contributed so far.
Following the publication of the call in mid-February we received 26 projects focused on the transformation of places of learning that connect a tangible place with innovative pedagogical methods and the local community.
The NEB Lab is the “think and do tank” to co-create, prototype, and test the tools, solutions and policy actions that will facilitate transformation on the ground.
NEBtiquette is a combination of the words NEB and etiquette and can be described as set guidelines for all of us to follow on our community platform. We are introducing it to make our common platform feel more homely.
The New European Bauhaus Lab is the “think and do tank” to co-create, prototype, and test the tools, solutions and policy actions that will facilitate transformation on the ground.
The National Contact Points promote the New European Bauhaus agenda and coordinate efforts to implement the initiative at a national level. They act as contact points for the EU Institutions, other Member States and national stakeholders.
