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Programmes Missions New European Bauhaus Horizon Europe JRC Green DealThe New European Bauhaus Initiative was officially launched by the European Commission on 18 January 2021. It aims to bring the European Green Deal closer to the people based on three core values: sustainability, accessibility and aesthetics. The initiative will be a creative and interdisciplinary space where architects, artists, students, scientists, engineers and designers can collaborate which each other in order to turn this vision into reality.
The New European Bauhaus will unfold in three phases: Design, Delivery and Dissemination.
The European Commission will organise a series of online info sessions where the European Bauhaus Team will present this new initiative and the opportunities to contribute to this Bauhaus initiative. The full schedule of the online info sessions can be found here or on our events page. The first one is planned for 15 February and can be followed by livestream.
To learn more on this initiative, you can also visit the New European Bauhaus website or have a quick look at this Two Page Note - ‘New European Bauhaus explained'.
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