Join us for the Circular Reno final event in Lille, France

Scaling Circular and Low-Carbon Renovation Across Europe

Join us on 26 June 2026 in Lille for a day dedicated to bio-based solutions that are reshaping building renovation.

Organised as part of the Circular Reno project (Interreg NWE programme), this event will bring together European partners, experts and field practitioners around a shared objective: accelerating the roll-out of sustainable energy renovation solutions based on bio-based materials, recycling and the reuse of resources.

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​Structured around a morning conference session and an afternoon of site visits (including the pilot project and a prefabricated solutions supplier), this final project event will be an opportunity to discover the project’s results, share perspectives on scaling up, and connect with the wider ecosystem.


​Programme

​9h00 - Welcome to Chaud Bouillon !

70 Passage de l'Internationale, 59000 Lille

9:30 am - 12:00 pm | Roundtable discussions

​9:30 am - 9:45 am | Introduction

9:45 am - 10:25 am | From Vision to Results: Key Lessons from the Circular Reno Project

10:25 am - 11:05 am | Creating Synergies: Circular Reno and Other Ongoing Local and European Initiatives

11:05 am - 11:45 am | What Next? Scaling Up and Future Perspectives for Bio-Based Renovation

Featuring :

Vilogia, CD2E, DENA (German Energy Agency), Logeo (Appel Paille), Union Régionale de l'Habitat Hauts-de-France, Energiesprong Global Alliance, Ressorts, Réseau de la Construction Paille, Cluster Eco-construction asbl.


12:00 pm - 1:00 pm | Buffet Lunch & Networking


​1:00 pm - 5:00 pm | Site Visits


​Solution manufacturer: Atelier Bois

A timber construction specialist based in the Hauts-de-France region, Atelier Bois designs prefabricated solutions from its Seclin workshop, combining 3D modelling, structural design and technical preparation to ensure smooth on-site installation.


​The Circular Reno pilot site by Vilogia

A deep energy retrofit of a 32-unit brick residential building dating from 1956, carried out using bio-based materials and low-carbon construction methods. The site also showcases material reuse, including recycled windows, reused sanitary fittings and recycled concrete.


​Transport to the site visits will be organised by coach from the event venue

A German Guide to Bio-based Building Materials
Crop Selection, Processing Selection,Building Material Selection and Procurement Guide