Why are many people putting a roll of toilet paper in the refrigerator (especially in holiday homes)?
In a vacation home refrigerator, opened and closed about twenty times a day from August to September, condensation can wet
Why do old houses stay cooler in the summer (and what can they teach modern buildings)?
When it’s above 35°C outside, entering some stone houses may seem like a small change in season. The rooms stay
New rules for those who renovate homes and improve energy efficiency: what changes from 3 August and which interventions are included in the decree
From 3 August 2026, anyone who presents the building permit to build a new building or undertake a major energy
Heat wave and lawn full of brown patches? The simple gesture to do in the morning to help the grass recover
After days of high temperatures, many gardens begin to show signs of heat stress. Lawns that appeared green and lush
The largest bioclimatic airport in the world on a tropical island: it does not need air conditioning and is cooled by the winds
A 13,200 square meter terminal, built in a humid tropical climate, with air conditioning confined to 7% of the surface.
Mold in the bathroom and home air: the hidden role of waterproofing
The bathroom is the home environment most exposed to humidity. Steam, splashes, stagnation: every shower releases water which, if not
How to clean sandals with cork footbeds (Birkenstock type)? All the tricks for washing them without making them harden
Sandals with a cork footbed are very comfortable for the summer season and also suitable for those who walk a
Cockroaches coming out of the air conditioner? I’ll explain why it happens (and how to avoid it)
You turn on the air conditioner to seek relief from the heat and, instead of fresh air, you see a
Before leaving on holiday, do this simple operation on the washing machine: you will avoid mould, bad smells and wasted energy
With the arrival of summer many people are preparing to leave home for a few days or weeks of vacation.
Scientists turn construction waste into sturdy 3D-printed buildings using seaweed
On construction sites, the excavated earth often has a pre-written destiny: it is removed, loaded onto trucks, taken elsewhere and