Horizon Europe New European Bauhaus (NEB)
Funds New European Bauhaus work connecting design, built environment, social innovation, and climate transition in Horizon Europe.
Horizon Europe New European Bauhaus (NEB) is the European Commission’s 2026-27 grant framework connecting design, built environment, social innovation, and climate transition outcomes under the wider Horizon Europe funding structure.
The route is consortium-led and structured for applicants from EU member states and associated countries. A representative call family appears under HORIZON-NEB-2027…
Each grant below is a distinct funding opportunity with its own eligibility, scope, and deliverables.
Funds teams coordinating neighbourhood health, education and jobs services to fix chronic homelessness, piloted in five neighbourhoods in different countries.
Funds research consortia designing and testing new routes for private capital into New European Bauhaus-aligned neighbourhood renewal projects across the EU.
Funds two €4.5M projects that turn empty buildings and unused land into spaces neighbourhoods need, tested with communities in three countries.
Funds two €6.3M projects to test co-created, climate-ready homes and services across urban, peri-urban and rural neighbourhoods.
Funds research linking how people experience neighbourhoods with health, belonging and greener, more resilient local planning.
Funds three €4M projects that cut buildings’ need for air conditioning with vernacular, nature-based, or bioclimatic design, tested in two climate zones.
Funds two €5M consortium projects that build predictive maintenance tools and repair methods for existing buildings, proven on three real sites across Europe.
Funds three €5M demonstrators that turn a building’s unused roof, wall or the air above a street into new homes or public greenery nearby.
Funds mass-customised modular building components that make renovation more sustainable, beautiful and locally adaptable.
Funds three €3.5M projects that help communities co-invest in and own local neighbourhood assets through participatory New European Bauhaus models.
Funds €3.5M projects that help neighbourhoods imagine and prepare for resilient futures over 20 years and beyond.
Funds co-governance models that help neighbourhoods make a fairer, more inclusive and nature-positive green transition.
Funds two €5.25M projects that make neighbourhoods more welcoming, accessible and resilient for people of different generations.
Funds €3.5M projects that combine local knowledge and research to make neighbourhood green transitions fairer.
Funds three €4M projects combining innovative and conventional building solutions for more sustainable, resilient, beautiful construction and renovation.
Funds €4M projects that make construction and renovation sites healthier, cleaner and better integrated into their surroundings.
Funds two €5.5M projects that make neighbourhoods beside active railways and motorways greener, safer, more inclusive and liveable.
Funds two €7.5M projects that help cities and regions cut soil sealing through beautiful, inclusive and sustainable design.