WILSON at Sustainable Places 2025

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Oct 09, 2025

WILSON at Sustainable Places 2025: Supporting Circular Construction through Data-Driven Solutions

The WILSON Project Coordinator, Andreas Muñoz Zuara, represented WILSON at Sustainable Places 2025, participating in the workshop “Supporting Circular Construction through Data-Driven Solutions.” The session brought together five Horizon Europe projects — DATAWiSE, INBLANC, WILSON, DeCO2, and RECONMATIC — each addressing the challenges of sustainable construction through complementary, data-driven approaches.

Together, these projects showcased how digitalisation, interoperability, and circularity can strengthen sustainability across the construction value chain:

DATAWiSE enhances building operations and lifecycle decision-making using AI and interoperable data infrastructures.
INBLANC creates an open ecosystem for seamless use of lifecycle data via digital logbooks and integration with EU data spaces.
WILSON, coordinated by Andreas Muñoz Zuara, focuses on decentralised data management and digital twin technologies, developing tools for predictive maintenance, biodiversity assessment, semantic renovation, and smart readiness indicators.
DeCO2 promotes decarbonisation and social innovation to enable sustainable renovation ecosystems.
RECONMATIC leverages automation and digital tools for efficient construction and demolition waste management, contributing to a zero-waste construction vision.

The workshop facilitated dialogue among projects, industry stakeholders, and policymakers on common barriers, collaboration opportunities, and strategies for scaling up innovative digital solutions for the built environment.