Towards a Carbon Free Campus – article in Urban Design Journal
Urban Design Journal | Guest column by: Martin Kriegel, Barbara Münch, Claus Steffan, Klaus Zillich | October 2015
Urban Design Journal | Guest column by: Martin Kriegel, Barbara Münch, Claus Steffan, Klaus Zillich | October 2015
Last spring the Climate-KIC Pathfinder project “Sustainable Campus Launching Customer” (SCLC) has come to an end. The project team of SCLC would like to share some key findings of the project with the Climate KIC community. The SCLC concept Campuses have all it takes to invent and develop sustainable system innovation: brilliant minds, international networks
The short film below gives an overview of the scope of the Sustainable Campus Launching Customer project as well as the pilot projects.
Sustainable campus is pleased to announce that the first diamond projects of the 8 campuses have been published online. You can find the overview of the diamonds here.
In July www.proeftuinendelft.nl was launched, a website showcasing living labs in Delft relating to the environment, the economy, housing, healthcare, people and mobility. The municipality has appointed its very own living labs case manager who can help interested parties who would like to try out their idea, invention or innovation as a living lab in Delft. For more
With the start of the pathfinder project Sustainable Campus Launching Customer (SCLC), the first steps were taken to create an European campus network with campuses functioning as regional climate innovation engines. SCLC aims to bring climate innovation research into the market, making use of the nine European university campuses as test-beds prior to implement climate
Creating a great European campus network by bringing climate innovation research to the market Whilst universities are generating a great deal of climate relevant research, much of it never makes it any further than campus archives. The pathfinder project Sustainable Campus, Launching Customer (SCLC) aims to bridge the societal demand for climate innovation and the