The energy renovation of the Giannitsa Town Hall, implemented by the Municipality of Pella, is a practical and replicable example of how the principles of the New European Bauhaus can be integrated into conventional energy renovation measures and transformed into projects with high added value, tangible social impact, and strong upscaling potential.
The project was designed from the outset with a clear priority: to be replication‑ready.
It is accompanied by a structured methodology, standardized templates, and practical tools, enabling its direct adaptation and implementation in other public buildings and municipalities, regardless of size or level of technical maturity.
The energy renovation of municipal buildings is no longer merely a technical or financial obligation. It is a political choice that can:
- reduce operating costs,
- improve the quality of public services,
- strengthen social acceptance of the green transition.
Here, you can find the Replication and Upscale Plan that demonstrates how conventional energy upgrade interventions can be transformed into projects of high added value, through the principles of the European initiative New European Bauhaus.
It is a practical guide for energy efficiency upgrades based on New European Bauhaus principles
from the Municipality of Pella that can benefit more local authorities.
This is the Replication and Upscale Plan in Greek.
These are the Templates in editable format in Greek.