Combining conventional and innovative construction materials, products and techniques for sustainable and beautiful buildings
Combining conventional and innovative construction materials, products and techniques for sustainable and beautiful buildings is a funding call from European Commission – Horizon Europe that closes 01 December 2027 (forthcoming — not yet open). Funding: Up to EUR 4,000,000 per project. Eligibility: Collaborative Horizon Europe project: legal entities in EU Member States or associated countries, normally as a consortium (standard Horizon Europe eligibility, Annex B). Status: forthcoming — submission not yet open.
- Funder
- European Commission – Horizon Europe
- Deadline
- 01 Dec 2027 (412 days)
- Status
- Forthcoming
- Amount
- Up to EUR 4,000,000 per project
- Region / eligibility
- EU Member States & Horizon Europe associated countries
- Career stage
- established / PI
- Fields
- materials
- Reference
- HORIZON-NEB-2027-01-REGEN-01
- Official call
- EU Funding & Tenders listing
Eligibility in plain language
Collaborative Horizon Europe project: legal entities in EU Member States or associated countries, normally as a consortium (standard Horizon Europe eligibility, Annex B). Status: forthcoming — submission not yet open.
Who should apply
Materials scientists and engineers — best fit for PIs and research groups able to join or build a multi-country consortium.
Summary from source
Expected Outcome: Project results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes: More optimised construction or renovation processes and improved building performance thanks to hybrid building solutions combining innovative and conventional construction materials, products or techniques. Increased awareness of the construction ecosystem [1] actors of the positive and negative aspects of hybrid building solutions. Scope: The transition to a more sustainable [1] built environment [1] has led to the development of innovative constructions materials, products and techniques supporting the decarbonisation, climate resilience, circularity [4] , durability or adaptability of buildings and the built environment, such as bio-based [1] and circular building materials, 3D-printed building elements or the redevelopment and/or adaptation of vernacular and traditional constructi…