Results announced for the first Call for Best Practices

The first Call for Best Practices in New European Bauhaus in the Northern Periphery and Arctic Region has recognised outstanding initiatives from Iceland, Sweden, Norway, and Ireland. 👏🏆

The winners and runner-ups for the three categories of the call (circular society, circular instruments, and circular buildings) are innovative and transformative and facilitate circular construction. They all contribute to making the Northern and Arctic Region more circular, beautiful, and inclusive. ♻🏗  

Winners:

Circular society: Háteigsvegur 59 (H59) - Reykjavík, Iceland.

Circular instruments: BGF - Iceland.

Circular buildings: ‘den talamh’ - Cork, Ireland

Runner-ups:

Circular society: Umeå Kallbad – Umeå, Sweden

Circular instruments: Sirken – Norway

Circular buildings: ACE Powerhouse - Skellefteå, Sweden and Båtsfjord barnehage – Båtsfjord, Norway

The expert panel’s conclusion and criteria about winners and runner-ups can be found at the link below. The projects demonstrate that the NPA region can be an inspiration when it comes to creating a more sustainable, beautiful and inclusive built environment! ✨🏗

Find out more about winners and runner-ups here. 

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