Ventilated facades

A ventilated facade cladding is a valuable solution to aesthetically enhance the facade in a renovation project. However, the choice of cladding comes with several challenges: Is it allowed by the urban planning department? Can the existing facade support the additional weight? What is aesthetically desirable? And how do you keep the circular options open to the maximum? Our experts offer advice based on their extensive practical experience.

The roof is sometimes called the fifth facade. Not illogically, because a roof protects the underlying building and its occupants from weather and unwanted guests. A healthy roof can also perform other functions such as providing space for technical installations, a green roof or even additional utility space. To keep the roof - whether flat or sloped - in good condition, timely renovation is advisable.

The need to reduce our environmental footprint and actively contribute to combating climate change is becoming increasingly entrenched in all sectors, including the co-ownership sector. Awareness is growing among co-owners and syndicators alike about the importance of building sustainability and energy efficiency. This article explores the crucial role of sustainable management within co-ownership and the benefits it brings.