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Share your expertise and showcase how your company,
organisation or region is helping drive the transition
towards a regenerative built environment.
Bringing the public sector, academia and industry together
Organised by the UPC–Grupo Construcía Circular Economy in Construction Chair and Hub, in partnership with Barcelona Provincial Council,
the 2026 summit will explore how the construction sector can adapt and thrive amid geopolitical uncertainty, social pressures,
resource constraints and supply-chain disruption. With resilience now central to effective risk management, the programme will examine how circular construction can help build a stronger, more adaptable and future-ready sector.
Vienna and Brussels join us as guest regions.
They will share practical approaches to strengthening urban resilience
—both material and social—with circular construction at the core of their strategies.
Barcelona takes the spotlight as host city.
Barcelona will present the results of initiatives already delivered across the city,
as well as the new solutions and projects planned for the year ahead.
The financial sector joins the conversation.
The programme will introduce a pioneering initiative that brings together
banks, investors, construction companies and public-sector organisations
to integrate circularity into real-estate risk assessment.
Academia and industry complete the programme.
Universities and businesses will share innovations, pilot projects and real-world initiatives that are already making a measurable impact across the sector.
Speakers
Isabelle Sobotka
Brussels Environment
Bernadette Luger
City of Vienna
Visibility
Put your brand in front
of public-sector leaders,
industry decision-makers
and international experts.
Strategic Networking
Meet the people shaping
the sector and build partnerships
that turn ambitious ideas
into real-world projects.
Brand Positioning
Place your brand at
the heart of the conversation
on circularity, innovation
and urban regeneration.
Industry Impact
Help drive the transition
towards a more resilient
and sustainable
built environment.
Looking Back
at the 2025 Edition
Explore the ideas, conversations and real-world experiences
that helped shape the future of circular construction.
Collaborators
