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From sustainable design to green spaces, explore our latest news on sustainability. We bring you insightful and practical information on sustainable real estate investments, eco-friendly buildings, and environmentally conscious solutions.

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What are the most beautiful cycling routes in Italy?

Italy's most beautiful bike paths among historic villages, nature and the sea. Here are the ideal routes to discover the Bel Paese on two wheels.

Italy

How does recycling collection work in Cagliari?

Recycling collections are managed and organised locally: here’s how they work in Cagliari.

Italy

How does the TARI waste collection tax work in Palermo?

Here's everything you need to know about TARI in Palermo in 2025: calculation, increases and rebates.

Palermo

How does the TARI waste collection tax work in Florence?

TARI is a waste tax that must be paid by every citizen and varies from municipality to municipality: here is how it works in Florence

Florence

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How does the TARI waste tax work in Rome?

What to know about the TARI in Rome: how it's calculated, how to pay it, available reductions, key deadlines and declaration requirements for both households and businesses.

Rome

How is recycling collected in Venice?

In the historic centre of Venice and on the islands, recycling is collected using specially equipped boats, manual street sweeping, and organised drop-off systems.

Venice

Redevelopment of Piazzale Loreto to begin in August 2025: here’s how it will change

After years of waiting, the "LOC" project will transform Loreto into a green and pedestrian agora, reconnecting neighborhoods and revolutionizing the road system.

Milan

Cagliari named Italy’s city with the best climate in 2025

Cagliari tops Italy’s climate rankings. The South takes the lead, while the North is hit by extreme weather.

Italy

Which areas of Italy are prone to flooding?

The European Commission has introduced a new tool to assess areas at risk of flooding. Which parts of Italy are most vulnerable? Here’s the latest overview.

Italy

An elliptical shape, metal rings and LED lights for the Arena in Milano Santa Giulia

David Chipperfield has been entrusted with the design of the Arena in the Milano Santa Giulia district. The easily recognisable elliptical structure with metal rings and LED lights will bring new exposure to the whole neighbourhood, and will be one of the venues for the 2026 Olympic Games.

Milan

Taranto: the first offshore wind farm opens

14 years after the initial project, the first Italian offshore wind farm has opened in Taranto. It consists of 10 wind turbines and will produce enough clean energy to meet the annual needs of approximately 60,000 people.

Italy

A new port for cruise ships in Fiumicino, with Royal Caribbean at the helm

The US giant has acquired the concession for the Fiumicino-Isola Sacra Tourist Port for 11.4 million euros. The port will become a state-of-the-art hub, ready to relaunch tourism

Rome

How does separate waste collection work in Rome? Everything you need to know

A complete guide to separate waste collection in Rome: let's find out where to throw away waste in the correct way.

Rome

How does separate waste collection work in Naples? Everything you need to know

Separate waste collection in Naples is carried out in two main ways: through kerbside collection and door-to-door collection.

Naples

The Drop City project leads Milan towards the future

From 2024, the Magazzini Raccordati of Milan's Central Station will house a space entirely dedicated to architecture and design.

Milan

Is living in Milan really like smoking?

Scientific research has highlighted the impact of air pollution on health. Let's find out if living in Milan is like smoking a pack of cigarettes a day.

Milan

Ciclovia Adriatica, the cycle route that allows you to cycle from Trieste to Puglia

The route crosses seven regions and allows you to create your perfect holiday of sport, art, nature and beach life.

Italy

Which are the most digital cities in Italy?

Bergamo and Venice top the ICity Rank 2024, which lists eight cities that can be defined as fully digital.

Italy

Taranto has a new green lung: an urban forest with 4,500 trees

With Arbolia, an urban forest is being created that will absorb up to 483 tonnes of CO2 in 20 years. 4,577 different tree species will be planted.

Italy

Separate waste collection in Milan, how to do it correctly: everything you need to know

Let's see what the rules and procedures are for correctly carrying out separate waste collection in Milan. All the information you need for correct waste disposal.

Milan

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How to make a home carbon neutral?

Respect for the environment is becoming, more and more, a priority for many. Through small measures, you can make your home carbon neutral, for example:

– opting for renewable energy sources;
– paying attention to thermal and energy efficiency;
– choosing sustainable materials.

How much does an environmentally sustainable house cost?

Eco-sustainable houses have minimal impact on the environment and seek to balance construction needs with the preservation of the ecosystem. The price is not unique and varies depending on the features and the material in which they are made. For example, the price of a prefabricated house is around €1000-1800/m².

What is meant by sustainability in construction?

The primary goal of sustainable construction is to minimize the negative environmental impact of construction through:
– the careful use of resources and materials, while fully respecting the environment;
– the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions;
– the optimization of consumption.

What are the characteristics that make a house sustainable?

A sustainable home is distinguished by the use of renewable energy (such as solar and photovoltaic systems) for heating and lighting; good quality windows and doors and effective thermal insulation to limit heat loss; environmentally sustainable materials; smart appliances to curb consumption; and, in general, limiting waste.

What are the most sustainable building materials?

Among the most “green” materials for building and furnishing one’s home are: natural stone; brick; unfired earth; concrete with expanded clay; wood; cork; cellulose fiber; and glass.

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