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MULTICLIMACT INTERVIEW BLOG: Human-centred built environment design for improving health and well-being

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MULTICLIMACT INTERVIEW BLOG: Human-centred built environment design for improving health and well-being

In our second interview, research assistant at the Healthy Living Spaces lab (Institute for Occupational, Social and Environmental Medicine, University Hospital RWTH Aachen) Mina Moayyedi explains how buildings can create […]

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MULTICLIMACT INTERVIEW BLOG: Social Innovation for a more resilient built environment

The interview with Dr. Victoria Blessing from Steinbeis Europa Zentrum explains the importance of social innovations for adapting the built environment to climate change, describes the integration of existing social […]

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Data for the management of natural hazards: interoperable tools and digital platforms for evaluating impacts and protecting the built environment from hazards at multiple scales

The MULTICLIMACT project has developed an interoperable and multipurpose framework to enhance urban smartness and sustainability, and to support and improve resilience in municipal decision-making.

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Are we prepared for the next climate shock? Release of an opinion article on resilience and what comes next

In a new opinion article for the Climate Resilience Cluster, Clemente Fuggini from RINA explains why resilience for the built environment must become a shared priority, and how MULTICLIMACT is […]

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Selling Umbrellas in the Sunshine: MULTICLIMACT at EURESFO 2025

MULTICLIMACT demo site Camerino, a historic gem in central Italy, is highly vulnerable to earthquakes.

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