The Architects' Association of Catalonia has begun a collaboration with the Revolució 4.0 program of Catalunya Ràdio, with the aim of raising awareness among citizens about the need to adapt our buildings and cities to respond to the climate emergency. Thus, a monthly section has been launched, entitled 'The built environment revolution', which will address different aspects related to the decarbonization of architecture and the energy transition.
The new section of the program, presented by Xantal Llavina, can be heard on the last Sunday of the month at 10 pm, and also via the Catalunya Ràdio website. Energy renovation, zero-emission buildings and the New European Bauhaus will be discussed, among other current topics, and examples of good practices will be presented to save energy and improve comfort and quality of life.
Retrieve the interviews conducted so far:
"Before 2050, one and a half million flats will need to be renovated"
Interview with Claudina Relat, president of the COAC's Comarques Centrals region (6.07.2025)
"Buildings: reducing emissions from the very first brick"
Interview with Jade Serra, board member of the Architecture and Sustainability Association (AuS) and cofounder of Slow Studio (14.06.2025)
"The blackout has been a wake-up call: we are too dependent on energy"
Interview with Greta Tressera, COAC Board member for Sustainability, Innovation and International Affairs (18.05.2025)
"Only 19.9% of electricity in Catalonia comes from renewable sources"
Interview with Marc Romera, representing BATEC Pol Cooperatiu per la Transició Energètica and manager of Associació SEBA (19.04.2025)
"Climate change will force us to rethink architecture"
Interview with Greta Tressera, COAC Board member for Sustainability, Innovation and International Affairs (09.03.2025)
"50 neighbors in La Bordeta become self-sufficient with solar energy"
Interview with Raquel Llorca, partner at the environmental consultancy Societat Orgànica, and consumer member of the La Bordeta Energy Community (16.02.2025)
"160,000 new jobs in Spain in renovation"
Interview with Greta Tressera, COAC Board member for Sustainability, Innovation and International Affairs (25.01.2025)
"The postal code has a greater impact on health than the genetic code"
Interview with Sonia Hernández-Montaño, director of the postgraduate course on Healthy Architecture and Bioconstruction at Sert School (08.12.2024)
"More than 50% of buildings in Spain are inefficient and this is very worrying"
Interview with Greta Tressera, COAC Board member for Sustainability, Innovation and International Affairs (26.10.2024)
"All buildings by 2050: sustainable and zero-emission"
Interview with Greta Tressera, COAC Board member for Sustainability, Innovation and International Affairs (29.09.2024)