Knowledge Base for Minimal Living Solutions
The New European Bauhaus is an EU initiative linking sustainability, aesthetics and inclusion. This article explains how NEB influences circular construction, modular housing and the future of low-impact living across Europe.
A practical introduction to circular economy for ordinary citizens who want to build a house. What it really means in everyday decisions, what to ask from architects and planners, how maker-style solutions such as CNC-fabricated systems and WikiHouse fit in, and why this matters in European regions under tourism and real estate pressure.
This page collects official and reputable resources related to land use, housing regulation, territorial planning and circular economy. It is designed as a reference hub for readers who want to verify legal information, explore public planning documents or study broader European policy frameworks. 1. Canary Islands: land, environment and territorial planning Official sources specific to … Read more
An overview of the legal landscape in the Canary Islands, explaining why rural land regulations became strict, how different land categories work, what types of housing and permits are allowed, and the challenges of creating sustainable, affordable, circular housing within current planning frameworks.
Across Europe, housing affordability, tourism pressure and digital mobility are reshaping local communities. Sustainable construction is technically possible today, yet often difficult to implement due to varied land-use rules, complex planning systems, and rising demand from external markets. This post explores how these pressures interact, why many regions face shortages for residents and youth, and how new circular and low-impact technologies can create dignified, affordable solutions when aligned with clear, responsible legal frameworks.