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What the EU Green Homes Directive means for Italy
In a bold move to tackle energy inefficiency and reduce emissions, last year the EU officially adopted the revised Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, better known as the Green Homes Directive. For the millions of Europeans living in aging, drafty buildings, the change promises to be transformative. But what does this ambitious plan mean in real terms; especially for Italy, with its rich architectural history and aging housing stock?

The Greener Space
Jul 145 min read


ESG and design firms in Europe: Navigating client expectations amid regulatory demands
Clients of design and architectural firms across Europe are increasingly seeking partners who can contribute meaningfully to their ESG goals

Christiane Voigtländer
Jun 113 min read


Who owns AI-generated architectural design? Legal perspectives from the US, UK, and EU
Who holds the rights to AI-generated designs? How do existing copyright laws apply? And what regulatory frameworks are emerging?

Christiane Voigtländer
May 283 min read


The legal future of toxic-free interiors: Navigating regulations on indoor air quality, VOCs, PFAS, and harmful chemicals in furniture and finishes
As awareness continuously grows about the health impacts of indoor air pollution, particularly concerning volatile organic compounds (VOCs), per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), and other harmful chemicals in furniture and finishes, the legal landscape is evolving to address these concerns. This article explores the current and forthcoming regulations shaping the future of toxic-free interiors, focusing on Europe and the United States.

Christiane Voigtländer
May 233 min read
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