Un oraș din Italia își reconstruiește școala cu 70% din deșeurile rămase după demolarea vechii clădiri: Va colecta și apa de ploaie

A new primary school in Castel Madama, Italy, will replace an existing building, utilizing around 70% of demolition waste. The project emphasizes sustainability, featuring rainwater collection, solar panels, and high-performance insulation. Designed as a nearly zero-energy building, it aims to consume at least 20% less energy than standard NZEBs. The school will offer flexible learning spaces, green areas, and community facilities, remaining accessible outside school hours. Construction is underway, with an expected opening in the 2026-2027 school year, promoting a modern educational environment while serving the local community.