During the INSME Annual Meeting, titled “Protecting and Valuing SMEs’ Intangible Assets,” SUPERSHINE contributed with an intervention highlighting the role of intellectual property (IP) in empowering SMEs to participate in Public–Private Partnerships for sustainable housing renovation and green innovation.
Last week, the SUPERSHINE project took part in Sustainable Places 2025, held in Milan, where Dr. Paola Zerilli represented the consortium in two key sessions dedicated to sustainable renovation and replication strategies.
On 6 October 2025, the world will come together to mark World Habitat Day, designated by the United Nations to reflect on the state of our habitats and the right to adequate shelter.
In August 2025, SUPERSHINE was represented at Denmark’s Klimafolkemødet, where European Green Cities (EGC) showcased the project’s results at a dedicated stand. The highlight was a samtalesalon (dialogue session) addressing energy …
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SUPERSHINE participated in a multi-project EU webinar on housing inequalities, joining forces with HOUSING, PROLITE, REHOUSING, PAEN (Power Generation), and PREFIGURE to discuss how European projects are reshaping the future of inclusive and sustainable housing.
On Tuesday, May 6th, a new co-design session took place in via Boito, right in the heart of the neighborhood, inside a recently installed housing module set up by ATER Trieste. This structure, which has sparked a lot of curiosity, serves as a living lab—a physical space dedicated to listening, imagining, and shaping the future of the area.
SUPERSHINE recently participated at the NEUTRALPATH Capacity Building Program, which focused on Citizen Awareness and Engagement Strategies.
On February 13th, 2025, SUPER-i hosted its final webinar, bringing together industry experts, housing professionals and more to discuss the innovations in sustainable social housing.
SUPER-i is set to host its final webinar on February 13th, 2025, marking the conclusion of various innovations aimed at revolutionizing social and affordable housing through innovative financing and sustainable solutions.
A co-design session dedicated to young participants took place on January 20 at the Cobolli Recreation Center in Trieste, employing the design thinking methodology rooted in the principles of a “human-centered approach.” This methodology focuses on addressing individual needs to develop innovative solutions that respond effectively to these expressed demands.
The projects SUPER-i and SUPERSHINE have received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No.101028220 for SUPER-i and from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 101079963 for SUPERSHINE