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Around schools, streets are more than transport corridors. They are arrival points, crossing spaces, waiting areas, social spaces, and daily zones of interaction between children, parents, pedestrians, cyclists, buses, and private vehicles. Even small changes in street layout or traffic rules can influence how people move, where vehicles slow down, and how safe the environment feels. But testing such changes directly in the real world is not always easy. Redesigning a street,

The PROBONO project recently brought together stakeholders from across Europe in a public webinar highlighting innovative solutions supporting the transition toward sustainable, people-centred neighbourhoods. The session attracted 76 participants, including researchers, policymakers, industry professionals, and urban practitioners, reflecting strong interest in practical approaches to advancing Green Building Neighbourhoods (GBNs). Bridging Technology and Society in the Built

Urban development is undergoing a profound transformation as cities strive to balance growth with sustainability. The concept of Green Building Neighbourhoods (GBNs), developed within PROBONO project, has emerged as a cornerstone for creating resilient, inclusive, and environmentally responsible urban spaces. Within this context, Madrid Living Lab located in Madrid Nuevo Norte, one of Europe’s most ambitious urban regeneration projects, serves as a living lab for integrating