green building Italy

Where are we at with green building in Italy? It was 2016 when some statistics showed how this sector was ready to take off and this is actually how things really are. Today more and more companies have adapted to this new trend , pushing with ever greater vigor properties with high energy efficiency and built according to green building standards.

Green building Italy, we are at a good point

The green building market is in excellent health. The dream of Italians, in fact, is no longer just the house, but the sustainable house, that is, one built in harmony and respect for the environment , which contributes a lower impact, which allows savings in terms of energy and, consequently and in terms of money. The country is therefore strongly oriented towards green building to the point of having gained, in recent years, 4th place at a European level in the ranking relating to the production of wooden buildings. 

But sustainable houses are not just wooden ones. Today brick is also largely sustainable. In fact, various techniques and technologies have been found that go well with energy saving and respect for the environment. Currently, most of the companies involved in green building are mainly located in the north, where Trentino-Alto Adige is the leader.

Not just wood

There is still a common misconception: a wooden house is only good for the mountains. Nothing could be further from the truth. For those who love this type of house, aware of the numerous benefits for health and the environment, but at the same time do not want to give up the aesthetics of a brick house, the solution is simple and can be found, precisely, in green building. 

Today, wooden houses are aesthetically identical to masonry ones as they are entirely covered with common building materials, clearly we are talking about natural materials.

At the same time, however, for those who do not want to abandon the idea of ​​a traditional house, it is possible to build it with entirely biocompatible products and building materials . Green building in Italy is therefore a market that is still growing rapidly and which opens up numerous possibilities for the years to come.