This project, HybridTim 2020-1-DK01-KA203-075045 [1], is funded as an Erasmus+ program for education, training, youth and sport by the European Union. The authors gratefully acknowledege the support of the UPC, Spain and the TU Wien, Austria. Special thanks to project leader Vijoleta Sulciene and all other colleagues for their excellent work: Roger Howard Taylor, Steen Fynbo, Agata Golab-Nielsen, Keld Bossow Nielsen, Frank Bertel, Martin Aichozer, Daniel Stephan, Laura Tupenaite, Tomas Gecys, Mariana Palumbo, Pilar Giraldo, Edgar Segués, Alina Avellaneda, Ana Lacasta, Janis Zvrigzdins, Girts Zarins, Marta Loza.

Immediate actions need to be taken to reach the sustainability target for 2050 of the European Commission for reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and net zero carbon (CO2) emissions. Architects and engineering companies have already started designing hybrid timber buildings. In order to satisfy the needs of the labour market, it is necessary to prepare students with innovative applied skills in the area of design, construction and onsite construction management of hybrid timber buildings. The HybridTim project promotes sustainable, environmentally friendly design and construction of hybrid timber buildings.

Objectius de Desenvolupament Sostenible::11 - Ciutats i Comunitats Sostenibles

Objectius de Desenvolupament Sostenible::12 - Producció i Consum Responsables

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