Sustainable building: Middle Saxon construction days start in the book monastery!

Sustainable building: Middle Saxon construction days start in the book monastery!

Kloster Buch, Deutschland - In the picturesque backdrop of the Klosters Buch take place. This event offers an ideal platform for a lively exchange about sustainable building and aims to bring regional companies and craft businesses together.

On August 22nd, the official starting shot will be given from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Here, the participants can look forward to exciting discussions about current industry topics and inspiring specialist lectures. The event is organized by the Nestbau headquarters of the Central Saxony Business Development Development, which would like to provide fresh impulses for rural construction, so reports Erzgebirge.tv .

school project with long -term perspective

A special highlight of the Middle Saxon construction days is the school project "Little Building Master". Elementary school students are actively involved in the topic and can take part in individually coordinated project days in October. Here, the children learn not only through the history of settlement, but also building with clay, the use of natural building materials and wood processing - everything accompanied by regional specialists.

The series of events will reach its peak on October 18 with the second regiotic meeting (11 a.m. to 1 p.m.) and the “rural building” building (2 p.m. to 6 p.m.). Here visitors can look forward to diverse offers: from hands-on activities to specialist lectures to financing and funding opportunities to stands of regional craft and construction companies.

sustainability and new partnerships in focus

The Middle Saxon construction days offer an excellent opportunity for networking and promoting innovation. An open exchange about the challenges and opportunities in the area of sustainable building is sought. The trend towards sustainable construction methods is not only important locally, but is also supported by international solutions. In this context, sustainable-bau.de has been developed that extensive guidelines and evaluation aid have been developed in recent years in order to promote sustainable construction and to make a contribution to improving building quality.

Entry to the construction fair is free of charge and all interested companies and exhibitors can register online now. In addition, the primary schools in the district are invited to apply for the project days. Further information is available at www.nestbau-mittelsachsen.de. So it is high time to look forward to the Middle Saxon construction days and actively shape the future of building!