CrAFt (Creating Actionable Futures) places the transition to climate neutrality at the heart of urban development. As part of the New European Bauhaus initiative, the project tests collaborative governance models that combine sustainability with aesthetics and inclusiveness, ensuring that the path to net-zero cities is high-quality, community-driven, and structurally sound.
The value for property owners
CrAFt provides a framework to engage directly in the design of future urban landscapes. The project facilitates the development of more inclusive and well-designed neighbourhoods, which supports the long-term stability and appeal of urban property assets.
UIPI’s contribution
UIPI actes as a bridge between high-level urban planning and private property owners, ensuring that the voices of owners were integrated into the collaborative models tested within the project. We focus on representing the practical interests of landlords and homeowners within the New European Bauhaus framework to ensure that the ambition of climate neutrality remains realistic and respectful of property rights.
