Construction industry shifts toward systemic energy-efficient solutions

The construction sectors in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia are increasingly focusing on systemic solutions to meet modern standards for energy efficiency and large-scale development.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Waves Sarajevo residential complex serves as a case study for the application of Caparol ETICS (External Thermal Insulation Composite Systems). These systems are designed to improve energy performance, reduce thermal loss during winter, and protect structures from summer overheating, thereby contributing to long-term building value and architectural identity.

In Serbia, the rise of construction megaprojects is driving a demand for engineering precision and systemic solutions. Industry experts, including representatives from Xella Srbija, emphasize that large-scale developments—such as new urban blocks and multifunctional complexes—require early involvement in the design process to manage logistics, acoustic comfort, and energy efficiency. Upcoming industry discussions at the BuildUp 2026 conference are expected to address how products like Ytong, Silka, and Multipor help meet the pressures of mass construction and tight deadlines.