The Dutch housing market is under unprecedented pressure. In cities like Amsterdam, the demand for affordable housing consistently exceeds supply. At the same time, the
The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CS3D) entered into force on 25 July 2024. This EU regulation mandates large companies to implement due diligence procedures to identify and address negative human rights and environmental impacts within their chain of activities.
Beneath the urban landscape, a new kind of infrastructure is emerging — digital systems that manage energy flows, monitor ecosystems, coordinate mobility, guide water management and support circular material cycles.
For real estate companies, the CSRD introduces a structural obligation to report transparently on environmental impact, social effects, and governance. This has direct implications for valuation, financing, and risk management.
As new AI systems expand across every industry, Europe is confronting a paradox: the tools that could accelerate climate action also require vast amounts of electricity, water, materials, and land.
Balmy city evenings, sunny café days, and spontaneous park picnics—summer in the city is delightful. But here too, smart enjoyment = sustainable enjoyment.
Summer in the city: the perfect moment to breathe fresh air, move your body, and clear your mind. And the good news? You don’t need an expensive gym membership or a plane ticket to a yoga retreat.
Summer brings light, air, and life—but also tropical temperatures, distracting sunshine, and half-empty offices. So how can a modern professional stay sharp, efficient, and sustainable during the warmest months of the year?
Summer is the season of freedom, movement, and discovery. But it’s also when traffic peaks and emissions rise. Fortunately, holiday fun doesn’t have to come at the expense of the climate.
Amsterdam is bursting with sustainable gems—from hidden nature to circular hotspots. It’s time to go on an adventure in your backyard!
Summer means long days, balmy evenings, and—with the right approach—a relaxed vacation vibe right at home. At the same time, the heat often leads to higher energy bills due to air conditioners and fans.
While festival goers are swept away by the music, a silent revolution is unfolding behind the scenes. Dutch summer festivals are evolving.
The OMRT/Hub combines parametric design, computational technology, and AI to generate thousands of design possibilities, taking into account local regulations, sustainability requirements, and financial parameters.
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) has redefined corporate accountability in the European Union. It is a legal obligation that elevates sustainability reporting to the same level as financial reporting.
n a world increasingly defined by environmental urgency and social inequity, the Mecanoo Doughnut offers a transformative vision for architecture and urban design.
“Smart homes” represent the forefront of a movement geared toward compact, intelligent living environments designed to prioritize quality of life, reduce costs, and even reduce time spent commuting.
Amsterdam has long been a beacon of forward-thinking, balancing historic charm with progressive innovation. Today, as we face growing urbanization and environmental challenges, the city is taking bold steps toward a sustainable, energy-efficient, and health-conscious future.
Madefor.Paris is an online publication promoting awareness on topics related to the 2015 Paris Agreement, such as energy-neutral offices, sustainable working, smart mobility (car sharing), smart living, budget optimization, climate change legislation, CO2 and hydric footprint, recreation, and well-being. These aspects are crucial for the future of the citizens of Amsterdam and the world. Join us!
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