5. Reinventing the way we inhabit our homes

From new materials to the circular economy and, of course, the digital revolution: the way we build and the refurbishment of existing building stock has become an avenue for innovation that integrates many sectors.

In recent years, we have experienced several technological revolutionsThe arrival of the internet, the popularisation of smartphones and the first applications of artificial intelligence. However, it seems that all these technologies have not yet been able to transform one of the most important spaces in our lives: the home.

From the futuristic ideas of the Epcot technology park, the concept of the "house of the future" has evolved substantially. The needs and technologies that form part of this umbrella are continually changing, to adapt to our changing needs. new definitions of wellbeing, security and, more recently, sustainability.

Renewing the real estate plant

At a time when Europe is aware that it needs to renovating a large part of its real estate plant to align it with environmental sustainability objectives. New materials, new solutions for the circular economy and energy efficiencyimperatives for a smart home forced to follow a renewed paradigm. These emerging trends converge with the proposals increasingly generated by the digital technology sector, which is committed to conceiving our living space as a connected ecosystem.

In general, redesigning the house of the future is about using innovative technologies, materials and systems to improve the quality of life in the home. Architects, engineers and innovators seek to create spaces that promote the physical, emotional and social wellbeing of residentswhile ensuring high levels of privacy and security.

A holistic approach to the construction and design of the house of the future seeks to address these aspects from a holistic point of view. multidisciplinaryto take advantage of developments in different areas.

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