This Commission-led NEB Lab project analyses how the European, national, regional or local regulatory framework can support the development of projects conforming to the New European Bauhaus values.

The pilot project focuses on the built environment and construction ecosystem. Based on the outcome of this pilot project, other sectors, such as energy-intensive industries, mobility, proximity and social economy, cultural and creative industries, tourism, or textiles, will follow.
The Regulatory Analysis project aims to map regulatory barriers and opportunities to foster the exchange of experience, ideas, and good practices between practitioners and legislators and inform the evolution of legislation.
The New European Bauhaus community developed two surveys to identify and map practitioners’ challenges and opportunities with local to EU legislation in the built environment and construction sector.
The first survey collects experiences from practitioners where legislation either hindered or helped to transform the built environment to become more sustainable, inclusive, and beautiful.
The second survey collects studies, policy, and scientific papers analyzing regulatory challenges and opportunities.

• Do you want to build, construct or renovate in a more sustainable, inclusive, and beautiful way? Please share with us concrete examples of how regulations restricted or helped you transform the built environment. Which regulatory barriers or enablers have you encountered? Architects, engineers, urban planners, designers, public servants, companies, and citizens are invited to share their experience with the built environment and construction sector regulations.
  -> Share your experience by 30 November 2022
• Are you aware of or have you worked on analyzing regulatory frameworks related to the construction sector?  Share with us a report, study, scientific or policy paper with insights on the built environment and regulatory barriers and opportunities at EU, national, regional, or local levels. The reports are collected to complement the mapping of experiences.
  -> Share a report by 30 November 2022

More info here: NEB Lab: Regulatory analysis and experimentation (europa.eu)