The European Commission's video ‘Digital Building Logbooks: DBLs and Standardisation’ explores the pivotal role of digital building logbooks (DBLs) in advancing the construction sector's digital transformation. DBLs serve as centralised repositories for comprehensive building data, facilitating seamless information collection, storage, and sharing throughout the construction ecosystem. By standardising data formats and protocols, DBLs enhance interoperability among stakeholders, including architects, engineers, contractors, and facility managers. This standardisation not only streamlines project workflows but also supports sustainable building practices by enabling better life cycle management and maintenance planning. The video underscores the importance of aligning DBLs with European standards to ensure consistency and reliability across Member States, thereby fostering a more integrated and efficient construction industry. Through collaboration and adherence to standardised digital tools like DBLs, the sector can achieve greater transparency, efficiency, and sustainability in building projects. 
The videos are available below:

• HLCF – Video Series on Digital Building Logbooks: Introduction
• HLCF – Video Series on Digital Building Logbooks: A Global Perspective
• HLCF – Video Series on Digital Building Logbooks: Views from EU Member States
• HLCF – Video Series on Digital Building Logbooks: Views from Stakeholders
• HLCF – Video Series on Digital Building Logbooks: DBLs and Standardisation