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Build4People is thrilled to announce the publication of the Planning and Design Guideline „Blue-Green Infrastructure“, which is part of B4P Transformation Toolbox, the key tangible collective output product of Build4People’s Research & Development Phase (2021-2025). The content of the Blue-Green Infrastructure Guideline is a joint result of Build4People’s transdisciplinary work…

The Build4People Work Package (WP) “Urban Green Infrastructures” (UGI) participated at the AGIT 2025 Conference for Geoinformatics, held from July 2–3, 2025, in Salzburg, Austria. AGIT is a leading platform in for geospatial innovation, applied science, and networking among researchers, industry professionals, and decision-makers. This year’s event brought together experts…

To facilitate science-society transfer and to increase awareness among relevant stakeholders in the field of sustainable building and of sustainable neighbourhood development, Build4People has worked intensively on the public documentation of its transdisciplinary research. Our communication activities span multiple social media channels and are aimed at diverse target groups, far…

The Build4People Work Package “Urban Green Infrastructures” member Mohiuddin Gulam has recently participated in the ESA Living Planet Symposium 2025 in Vienna. This is considered the largest Earth observation symposium, which previously took place in Bonn in 2022. This year, it included 6000+ presentations on Earth observations. On this occasion,…

Build4People is thrilled to announce a new poster exhibition providing comprehensive insights into the most successful transdisciplinary transformative format of the four-year Research & Development phase (2021-2025), the Build4People Ecocity Transition Labs series. The Build4People Ecocity Transition Labs series was conducted in 2022, 2023, and 2024 based on an existing…

Build4People is proud to announce the publication of the 9th video of its Online Exhibition about Cambodia’s Green Pioneers introducing about Sotheavy AT who founded Think Plastic as part of her deep commitment to a greener Cambodia. Thereby, she is using the power of social media and video storytelling to…

On 30 May 2025, the Build4People delegation trip members undertook a guided site visit to the Phú Xuân Wetland Park located in the Southern suburban district of Nhà Bè of Ho Chi Minh City. This wetland park serves as a good-practice example of sponge city implementation and as a soft…

Where the German Embassy was once planned, a sustainable landmark now rises: the Deutsches Haus Ho Chi Minh City, designed by gmp von Gerkan, Marg and Partners Architects and driven by German innovation. It brings together German companies, AHK, GIZ, and others under one ultra efficient, tropical-proof roof. 🌱 Green highlights…

On 30 May 2025, the Build4People project facilitated a technical meeting and exchange about smart and green city strategies between leading representatives of Phnom Penh Capital Hall, including H.E. Vannak Seng, Vice-Governor of Phnom Penh Capital City, and of Ho Chi Minh City Department of Construction, including its Deputy Chief,…

On May 28, 2025, the Build4People Presentation Conference was held at the Vattanac Tower Rosewood Phnom Penh. It was organised by the Build4People project, in close collaboration with Phnom Penh Capital Hall, its main implementation partner, and with the Cambodian Institute of Urban Studies as local project management partner. Funded…