The fourteenth edition of the International Congress on Energy Efficiency and Sustainability in Architecture and Urbanism (EESAP 14) will address the theme of “Care for HABITAT/HABITAT for care”, understanding HABITAT at all its scales; from the territorial, the urban and even the building. This double approach implies that we question the following: how is this habitat cared for or what is needed to care for it? What should that habitat be like for our care and to guarantee people's quality of life?

The new perspective of this habitat is structured around four main lines: sustainable mobility, green infrastructure, circular economy and social innovation. These lines, at the same time, are complemented by the following themes:

1. Cities for equity and resilience. 
2. Big Data for urban studies.
3. Urban form and quality of life. 
4. Urban Mining | The city as a warehouse for raw materials.
5. Community management of urban transformation processes.
6. Walkable cities.
7. Nature-based solutions for resilience and adaptation to climate change.
8. Alternative care management models in the city.
9. Application of life cycle analysis (LCA) and circular economy (CE) in the construction and rehabilitation process.
10. Passive measures to improve energy efficiency for rehabilitation.
11. Quality of the indoor environment.
12. New housing models: management and solutions.