The document is about a workshop held on September 17th, 2011 at Bays Workshop. It does not provide any other details about the event, such as its purpose, attendees, or topics discussed. The single date mentioned is the only information given.
LWT stage van Jeremy Clusius College te SchagenClusius
Dit is een presentatie van de LWT stage Jeremy Dierx uit 4.7. Hij liep stage bij Scorewald te Schoorl in het leerjaar 4 van het Clusius College te Schagen.
Wat heeft Jeremy hier geleerd?
This document provides an overview of the American Psychological Association (APA) style for formatting papers and citing sources. It covers the basics of APA formatting including paper layout, headings, lists, citations, and references in a list of key points. Examples are provided to illustrate direct quotes, paraphrasing, citing multiple authors, and reference list entries for different source types such as books, articles, and websites.
The document discusses the importance of strategic merchandise planning for retailers. It outlines factors retailers can and cannot control in a turbulent retail environment. Successful retailers focus on controlling expenses, sales, marketing, and inventory planning. The presentation emphasizes using financial statements and metrics to monitor business performance and create merchandise, expense, and cash flow budgets. Breakeven analysis and classification-level sales data are presented as tools for strategic planning.
The document discusses airships and provides brief details about their creator Henri Giffard, that his airship traveled 27 km, and includes pictures about future airships.
The students were busy making goods to sell at their PYP Market Day, they had many items prepared and ready to sell from their stalls. Their market inquiry was a great success and they learned a lot about running a business.
Engaging students with digital literacy toolsAngie Simmons
This document provides recommendations for digital literacy tools that can engage learners, including storytelling apps like Storybird and Storyjumper, word games, and tools for recording students reading. It also lists Google tools, making a class blog, and downloadable reading resources as other digital options for literacy activities.
LWT stage van Jeremy Clusius College te SchagenClusius
Dit is een presentatie van de LWT stage Jeremy Dierx uit 4.7. Hij liep stage bij Scorewald te Schoorl in het leerjaar 4 van het Clusius College te Schagen.
Wat heeft Jeremy hier geleerd?
This document provides an overview of the American Psychological Association (APA) style for formatting papers and citing sources. It covers the basics of APA formatting including paper layout, headings, lists, citations, and references in a list of key points. Examples are provided to illustrate direct quotes, paraphrasing, citing multiple authors, and reference list entries for different source types such as books, articles, and websites.
The document discusses the importance of strategic merchandise planning for retailers. It outlines factors retailers can and cannot control in a turbulent retail environment. Successful retailers focus on controlling expenses, sales, marketing, and inventory planning. The presentation emphasizes using financial statements and metrics to monitor business performance and create merchandise, expense, and cash flow budgets. Breakeven analysis and classification-level sales data are presented as tools for strategic planning.
The document discusses airships and provides brief details about their creator Henri Giffard, that his airship traveled 27 km, and includes pictures about future airships.
The students were busy making goods to sell at their PYP Market Day, they had many items prepared and ready to sell from their stalls. Their market inquiry was a great success and they learned a lot about running a business.
Engaging students with digital literacy toolsAngie Simmons
This document provides recommendations for digital literacy tools that can engage learners, including storytelling apps like Storybird and Storyjumper, word games, and tools for recording students reading. It also lists Google tools, making a class blog, and downloadable reading resources as other digital options for literacy activities.
LWT Stage van Sabrina Kouw bij Manage WarnaarClusius
Dit is een presentatie van de LWT stage Sabrina Kouw uit 4.7. Zij liep stage bij Manage Warnaar te Oude Niedorp in het leerjaar 4 van het Clusius College te Schagen.
Wat heeft Sabrina hier geleerd?
The document outlines recommendations from a Disability Income Support Task Team for a new income program for people with disabilities in Saskatchewan. The key recommendations are:
1) The program would support those with significant and enduring disabilities that limit their ability to work, replacing the current program not designed for disabilities.
2) Eligibility would be determined through a two-stage assessment of the impact and enduring nature of the disability.
3) Benefits would have three parts - a basic living amount, additional funds for disability-related costs, and exceptional needs funds for emergencies.
4) Services would have less intrusive interactions, allowing more online and phone options for routine matters.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document summarizes a 4-day educational trip to Selangor and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia taken by a group of students. On the first day, they visited Putrajaya and saw landmarks like the Putra Mosque, Perdana Putra building, and Putrajaya Lake. The second day included learning rural crafts in Kampung Dorani and having dinner in MINES Wonderland. Day three involved visiting an orphanage and the Istana Budaya theatre. Their final day consisted of stops at a cocoa boutique, National Museum, National Palace, and ending at the Petronas Twin Towers. The trip provided experiences of Malaysian culture, history and bonding with friends.
Enhancing PowerPoint in the Classroom: Managing Attention gregorycanderson
The document discusses ways to enhance PowerPoint presentations to better manage student attention and thinking. It begins by asking teachers questions about their current PowerPoint use. Then, it outlines some traditional ways PowerPoint is used and considers alternatives like including hinge questions, textual references, full screen pictures, and hyperlinks. Finally, it acknowledges some potential issues with highly enhanced PowerPoints, such as file size and needing proper training to implement interactive features.
This document contains a summary of a presentation on Windows Server 2008 R2. The presentation covers new features in Windows Server 2008 R2 including Hyper-V 2.0, DirectAccess, BranchCache, AD Recycle Bin, App Locker, BitLocker, and PowerShell 2.0. It also mentions Windows 7 integration and provides dates and times for breakout sessions on some of these topics.
An approval process is an automated workflow in Salesforce that specifies the steps and approvers required to approve a record. It includes entry criteria to determine which records are included, approval steps that may have different approvers, and actions that occur when a record is submitted, approved, rejected, or recalled. Approval processes can include up to 15 steps, 25 approvers per step, and 40 actions for events like submission or approval. They provide an automated way to manage approvals within an organization's Salesforce data.
This document provides an overview of common building types and components. It describes materials like brick, block and concrete that are often used in construction. It also outlines different types of buildings such as solid construction, steel frame, and reinforced concrete. Additionally, it details the principal components of staircases and common roof designs, as well as types of doors, windows, and glazing. The learning objectives are to understand typical construction materials, door and window types, staircase elements, and roof designs.
This document discusses 5 essential oil scents for aroma diffusers: Bordeaux, Provence, Champagne, Heaven, and Royal Essence. Aroma diffusers are an upgraded alternative to scented candles and room sprays, using bamboo reed sticks soaked in essential oils to emit luxurious, long-lasting scents. Bordeaux has sweet and spicy notes with a hint of patchouli. Provence brings the relaxing yet stimulating scents of lavender from the French coastline. Champagne has a musky, crisp scent. Heaven combines citrus and tropical notes. Royal Essence uses white blossom oil for a premium luxury scent.
This document outlines tasks for a teacher only day, including discussing empowering strands of the ELPF in groups and creating a narrative presentation using an unfamiliar presentation tool to share ideas with the whole group. Teachers are asked to reflect on changes made to their teaching practice and students' learning as a result of engaging in blended e-learning, as well as next steps and where to find support.
The document discusses Intel's Collaborative Research Institute for Sustainable Connected Cities (ICRI Cities) and its goals of using technology to enhance quality of life, create economic opportunities, and improve environmental well-being in cities. It highlights several projects ICRI Cities is incubating, including using crowd-sourced sensor networks to monitor city environments, creating an open data platform for schools, and exploring business models for future cities. The overall aim of ICRI Cities is to deliver research on how connectivity and data can address challenges facing urban areas and improve city sustainability.
The Pedagogy of Video Marking or Teaching a Wastepaper Bin to Whistlegregorycanderson
This document discusses using video feedback to enhance student learning and progress. It emphasizes treating all students as if they will achieve at the highest levels given support and time. Video feedback should focus on students, correct their work, and challenge or enhance fundamental concepts. Creating quality video feedback requires focusing feedback on a specific part of student work, correcting mistakes, and extending understanding of important concepts. The document also discusses common critiques of marking and feedback as well as myths surrounding teacher accountability.
The document discusses exemplars of good e-learning practices in New Zealand schools. It provides examples of school websites and blogs that demonstrate student-centered, authentic, collaborative learning enhanced by technology. Teachers and students are encouraged to explore these examples and identify elements that show empowering, higher-order teaching and learning. The document emphasizes that good e-learning should be situated within and enhance overall teaching practice and learning goals.
The Source Method™ is founded on the principles of innovation and diversification. One of these innovations is the proven process of self-directing. Regardless of the resources you have used in the past, you can initiate this process now and seize control of your ailing retirement portfolio.
The Source Method™
“A private solution to a public sector problem”
The wealthiest segment of America has learned an important secret—wealth is not created by mutual funds, but rather by people. That’s right, financial success is built on powerful business and personal relationships. This is where The Source Method™ can help you achieve dreams, to which you never thought you had access.
El documento introduce el concepto de derivada como la pendiente de la recta tangente a una curva en un punto. Explica cómo se define la recta tangente como el límite de las rectas secantes a medida que se acercan al punto, y cómo esto permite definir la pendiente de una curva en un punto. También presenta ejemplos de cómo calcular la pendiente de la recta tangente y la ecuación de la recta tangente y normal para diferentes funciones.
The document provides details about a six month industrial training program in VLSI design using Verilog and FPGA design flow offered by DKOP Labs Pvt. Ltd. The training will be conducted by industry experts from Cadence, Atrenta, and Patni and will provide both theoretical and practical training on topics related to operating systems, shell scripting, Perl, Verilog HDL, FPGA design flow, CMOS, and soft skills. Students will also work on a live industry project. The training aims to enhance students' skills for better job prospects in the semiconductor industry.
This document discusses Duncan Wilson and Intel's Collaborative Research Institute for Sustainable Connected Cities. It provides background on Intel, its strategy and divisions. It also discusses ICRI Cities' mission to enhance quality of life and economic opportunities in cities through technology research with academic partners. Examples of ICRI Cities projects in London are described.
1. The document outlines Clevedon School's cybersafety policy for students in years 0-3, which includes rules for appropriate ICT use and an agreement form for parents to sign.
2. The policy aims to create a cybersafety culture by educating students on safe Internet use and monitoring school network activity.
3. Any breaches will result in parents being informed, and the school welcomes discussions with parents around cybersafety issues and concerns.
This document discusses a blended e-learning project in New Zealand schools. It defines blended e-learning and outlines an e-learning planning framework that measures schools' e-learning capabilities. The framework has four phases - emerging, engaging, extending, and empowering. The project aims to increase student achievement through more e-learning opportunities, improve teachers' e-capabilities, and support school leaders. Schools will inquire into how to engage reluctant writers using technology and teachers will document the process. Resources and professional development support are provided.
This document discusses a blended e-learning project in New Zealand schools. It describes blended e-learning as learning supported by technology and effective pedagogy. It outlines an e-learning planning framework that measures schools' e-learning capabilities in areas like leadership, teaching, and infrastructure. Schools progress through emerging, engaging, extending, and empowering phases of e-learning integration. The project aims to increase student achievement through improved teacher e-capabilities and more technology-enhanced learning opportunities. Schools conduct inquiries into focus areas and teachers reflect on changing practices to engage students.
LWT Stage van Sabrina Kouw bij Manage WarnaarClusius
Dit is een presentatie van de LWT stage Sabrina Kouw uit 4.7. Zij liep stage bij Manage Warnaar te Oude Niedorp in het leerjaar 4 van het Clusius College te Schagen.
Wat heeft Sabrina hier geleerd?
The document outlines recommendations from a Disability Income Support Task Team for a new income program for people with disabilities in Saskatchewan. The key recommendations are:
1) The program would support those with significant and enduring disabilities that limit their ability to work, replacing the current program not designed for disabilities.
2) Eligibility would be determined through a two-stage assessment of the impact and enduring nature of the disability.
3) Benefits would have three parts - a basic living amount, additional funds for disability-related costs, and exceptional needs funds for emergencies.
4) Services would have less intrusive interactions, allowing more online and phone options for routine matters.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document summarizes a 4-day educational trip to Selangor and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia taken by a group of students. On the first day, they visited Putrajaya and saw landmarks like the Putra Mosque, Perdana Putra building, and Putrajaya Lake. The second day included learning rural crafts in Kampung Dorani and having dinner in MINES Wonderland. Day three involved visiting an orphanage and the Istana Budaya theatre. Their final day consisted of stops at a cocoa boutique, National Museum, National Palace, and ending at the Petronas Twin Towers. The trip provided experiences of Malaysian culture, history and bonding with friends.
Enhancing PowerPoint in the Classroom: Managing Attention gregorycanderson
The document discusses ways to enhance PowerPoint presentations to better manage student attention and thinking. It begins by asking teachers questions about their current PowerPoint use. Then, it outlines some traditional ways PowerPoint is used and considers alternatives like including hinge questions, textual references, full screen pictures, and hyperlinks. Finally, it acknowledges some potential issues with highly enhanced PowerPoints, such as file size and needing proper training to implement interactive features.
This document contains a summary of a presentation on Windows Server 2008 R2. The presentation covers new features in Windows Server 2008 R2 including Hyper-V 2.0, DirectAccess, BranchCache, AD Recycle Bin, App Locker, BitLocker, and PowerShell 2.0. It also mentions Windows 7 integration and provides dates and times for breakout sessions on some of these topics.
An approval process is an automated workflow in Salesforce that specifies the steps and approvers required to approve a record. It includes entry criteria to determine which records are included, approval steps that may have different approvers, and actions that occur when a record is submitted, approved, rejected, or recalled. Approval processes can include up to 15 steps, 25 approvers per step, and 40 actions for events like submission or approval. They provide an automated way to manage approvals within an organization's Salesforce data.
This document provides an overview of common building types and components. It describes materials like brick, block and concrete that are often used in construction. It also outlines different types of buildings such as solid construction, steel frame, and reinforced concrete. Additionally, it details the principal components of staircases and common roof designs, as well as types of doors, windows, and glazing. The learning objectives are to understand typical construction materials, door and window types, staircase elements, and roof designs.
This document discusses 5 essential oil scents for aroma diffusers: Bordeaux, Provence, Champagne, Heaven, and Royal Essence. Aroma diffusers are an upgraded alternative to scented candles and room sprays, using bamboo reed sticks soaked in essential oils to emit luxurious, long-lasting scents. Bordeaux has sweet and spicy notes with a hint of patchouli. Provence brings the relaxing yet stimulating scents of lavender from the French coastline. Champagne has a musky, crisp scent. Heaven combines citrus and tropical notes. Royal Essence uses white blossom oil for a premium luxury scent.
This document outlines tasks for a teacher only day, including discussing empowering strands of the ELPF in groups and creating a narrative presentation using an unfamiliar presentation tool to share ideas with the whole group. Teachers are asked to reflect on changes made to their teaching practice and students' learning as a result of engaging in blended e-learning, as well as next steps and where to find support.
The document discusses Intel's Collaborative Research Institute for Sustainable Connected Cities (ICRI Cities) and its goals of using technology to enhance quality of life, create economic opportunities, and improve environmental well-being in cities. It highlights several projects ICRI Cities is incubating, including using crowd-sourced sensor networks to monitor city environments, creating an open data platform for schools, and exploring business models for future cities. The overall aim of ICRI Cities is to deliver research on how connectivity and data can address challenges facing urban areas and improve city sustainability.
The Pedagogy of Video Marking or Teaching a Wastepaper Bin to Whistlegregorycanderson
This document discusses using video feedback to enhance student learning and progress. It emphasizes treating all students as if they will achieve at the highest levels given support and time. Video feedback should focus on students, correct their work, and challenge or enhance fundamental concepts. Creating quality video feedback requires focusing feedback on a specific part of student work, correcting mistakes, and extending understanding of important concepts. The document also discusses common critiques of marking and feedback as well as myths surrounding teacher accountability.
The document discusses exemplars of good e-learning practices in New Zealand schools. It provides examples of school websites and blogs that demonstrate student-centered, authentic, collaborative learning enhanced by technology. Teachers and students are encouraged to explore these examples and identify elements that show empowering, higher-order teaching and learning. The document emphasizes that good e-learning should be situated within and enhance overall teaching practice and learning goals.
The Source Method™ is founded on the principles of innovation and diversification. One of these innovations is the proven process of self-directing. Regardless of the resources you have used in the past, you can initiate this process now and seize control of your ailing retirement portfolio.
The Source Method™
“A private solution to a public sector problem”
The wealthiest segment of America has learned an important secret—wealth is not created by mutual funds, but rather by people. That’s right, financial success is built on powerful business and personal relationships. This is where The Source Method™ can help you achieve dreams, to which you never thought you had access.
El documento introduce el concepto de derivada como la pendiente de la recta tangente a una curva en un punto. Explica cómo se define la recta tangente como el límite de las rectas secantes a medida que se acercan al punto, y cómo esto permite definir la pendiente de una curva en un punto. También presenta ejemplos de cómo calcular la pendiente de la recta tangente y la ecuación de la recta tangente y normal para diferentes funciones.
The document provides details about a six month industrial training program in VLSI design using Verilog and FPGA design flow offered by DKOP Labs Pvt. Ltd. The training will be conducted by industry experts from Cadence, Atrenta, and Patni and will provide both theoretical and practical training on topics related to operating systems, shell scripting, Perl, Verilog HDL, FPGA design flow, CMOS, and soft skills. Students will also work on a live industry project. The training aims to enhance students' skills for better job prospects in the semiconductor industry.
This document discusses Duncan Wilson and Intel's Collaborative Research Institute for Sustainable Connected Cities. It provides background on Intel, its strategy and divisions. It also discusses ICRI Cities' mission to enhance quality of life and economic opportunities in cities through technology research with academic partners. Examples of ICRI Cities projects in London are described.
1. The document outlines Clevedon School's cybersafety policy for students in years 0-3, which includes rules for appropriate ICT use and an agreement form for parents to sign.
2. The policy aims to create a cybersafety culture by educating students on safe Internet use and monitoring school network activity.
3. Any breaches will result in parents being informed, and the school welcomes discussions with parents around cybersafety issues and concerns.
This document discusses a blended e-learning project in New Zealand schools. It defines blended e-learning and outlines an e-learning planning framework that measures schools' e-learning capabilities. The framework has four phases - emerging, engaging, extending, and empowering. The project aims to increase student achievement through more e-learning opportunities, improve teachers' e-capabilities, and support school leaders. Schools will inquire into how to engage reluctant writers using technology and teachers will document the process. Resources and professional development support are provided.
This document discusses a blended e-learning project in New Zealand schools. It describes blended e-learning as learning supported by technology and effective pedagogy. It outlines an e-learning planning framework that measures schools' e-learning capabilities in areas like leadership, teaching, and infrastructure. Schools progress through emerging, engaging, extending, and empowering phases of e-learning integration. The project aims to increase student achievement through improved teacher e-capabilities and more technology-enhanced learning opportunities. Schools conduct inquiries into focus areas and teachers reflect on changing practices to engage students.
Student and teacher interviews be l project 2013Angie Simmons
The document discusses interviews conducted as part of the BeL Project 2013. The interviews aimed to understand the impact of the BeL project on students and teachers in their e-learning journey by having them provide feedback in 3 sentences or less.
This document lists various professional development opportunities for teachers including events on cognition education, teacher PLD, working with critical friends, a teacher PD meeting, a BeL Hui focusing on the ladder of inference, Google Apps training days, a 3D printing demo, and Educamp events on 3D printing and Google Apps.
Avondale int term 2 - Student voice about e-learningAngie Simmons
The document discusses events that occurred at Avondale Intermediate School in Term 2 of 2013. It describes students sharing their learning experiences from Term 2 and creating storyboards for photo movies. It also discusses a teacher only day in May where the morning focused on digital citizenship, with a representative from Netsafe presenting a workshop on the topic.
2012 mid year special ed programme reportAngie Simmons
The mid-year report summarizes the progress of students in various reading and English language programs at the school between terms 1 and 2 of 2012. It provides data on the number of students in each program, their starting abilities, and improvement over the terms. The Rainbow Reading program saw most students improve their reading level by 1-2 years. The ESOL program had 39 students initially, with most improving their listening, speaking, reading or writing skills based on assessments. The report aims to evaluate program goals and student progress.
The document provides a name, Jeanette DeNicolis Meyer. It mentions that she takes a guild class at Onejunga. However, no other contextual information is provided, such as what the guild class is or any other details about the person named.
1) The document discusses how students engage with information, from passive recipients to interactive and creative users, and how technology can support different levels of engagement.
2) It presents a model of learning as occurring across three "storeys"- information transfer, behavioral, and constructivist- and how Web 2.0 tools support social and collaborative learning.
3) The role of the teacher in effectively integrating technology is emphasized, in harnessing tools to enhance learning while allowing time for reflection and collaboration.
The document discusses how Web 2.0 technologies like social bookmarking, blogging, wikis, podcasting, photo/video sharing, and collaborative documents can be used to create collaborative learning environments within and across classrooms. It provides examples of how these tools are being used by schools and teachers, and encourages readers to try creating their own class wiki or using tools on Google sites. Challenges of connectivity, internet safety, and linking activities to curriculum goals are also addressed.
The document outlines the journey of integrating ICT into pedagogy, from a behaviorist model of low-level use to a constructivist model where students are creators. It emphasizes the importance of teacher confidence in letting students learn through open-ended tasks, ensuring technology works reliably, and providing support. Suggestions are made for vision building, professional development, planning rich tasks, and sharing ideas through a cluster website and meetings.
We are learning about migration to New Zealand. We visited the Maritime Museum in Auckland to learn more. We had a great time and learned a lot about migrants to New Zealand and also about our great maritime heritage.
Homework Houses is a program that provides after school care and homework help for students. The program is located in Manuka, Australia and offers students a quiet space to complete homework assignments with assistance from volunteers. Students are able to focus on their schoolwork while under adult supervision in a supportive environment.
Students at Manuka DC created games to demonstrate their understanding of biodiversity in a fun way. The games were designed to teach others about the importance of biodiversity and the many forms of life that share our planet. By making learning about biodiversity an interactive experience, the students helped spread awareness of this vital topic to their community in a creative and memorable manner.
We had a multicultural event where children brought food from different countries and some wore costumes from their national heritage to share and celebrate cultures as part of a PYP inquiry into migration. Food from places like Korea, England, Maori New Zealand, China, and Canada was enjoyed by all as a fun way to learn about cultural diversity through food and dress.
This document shows photos from various art workshops the author attended, including designs from a class with Jane Sassaman and journal covers from a workshop with Liz Scobie. It also includes in-progress photos of a 3D landscape artwork, 3D flower projects with Liz, fabric samples using solvy embroidery, and an unfinished mandala printed on different mediums and started at a workshop with Nic Bridges.
Nikerlis is a 7-year-old boy who has 3 girlfriends but has very smelly feet. One of his girlfriends is named Bobilena, who is 6 years old. Nikerlis gets bullied by two people.
This document appears to be about characters but provides no further context or details. It contains a single word "Characters" but no other information. Without more context from the document, it is difficult to determine what type of characters or provide any meaningful summary.
Parents And Caregivers Information Evening Thursday 23 JulyAngie Simmons
This document provides information for parents and caregivers about an information evening being held at the school on July 23, 2009. It summarizes the vision and outcomes of the IPlus cluster project involving several schools. The project aims to implement the New Zealand curriculum through e-learning. Key outcomes include increasing teacher and principal capabilities, empowering students as independent thinkers, and using ICT to explore different learning areas and develop inquiry skills. National standards in reading and mathematics will also be introduced in 2010. The document invites parents to get involved in classes, activities, and special projects at the school.
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Rethinking Kållered │ From Big Box to a Reuse Hub: A Transformation Journey ...SirmaDuztepeliler
"Rethinking Kållered │ From Big Box to a Reuse Hub: A Transformation Journey Toward Sustainability"
The booklet of my master’s thesis at the Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering at Chalmers University of Technology. (Gothenburg, Sweden)
This thesis explores the transformation of the vacated (2023) IKEA store in Kållered, Sweden, into a "Reuse Hub" addressing various user types. The project aims to create a model for circular and sustainable economic practices that promote resource efficiency, waste reduction, and a shift in societal overconsumption patterns.
Reuse, though crucial in the circular economy, is one of the least studied areas. Most materials with reuse potential, especially in the construction sector, are recycled (downcycled), causing a greater loss of resources and energy. My project addresses barriers to reuse, such as difficult access to materials, storage, and logistics issues.
Aims:
• Enhancing Access to Reclaimed Materials: Creating a hub for reclaimed construction materials for both institutional and individual needs.
• Promoting Circular Economy: Showcasing the potential and variety of reusable materials and how they can drive a circular economy.
• Fostering Community Engagement: Developing spaces for social interaction around reuse-focused stores and workshops.
• Raising Awareness: Transforming a former consumerist symbol into a center for circular practices.
Highlights:
• The project emphasizes cross-sector collaboration with producers and wholesalers to repurpose surplus materials before they enter the recycling phase.
• This project can serve as a prototype for reusing many idle commercial buildings in different scales and sizes.
• The findings indicate that transforming large vacant properties can support sustainable practices and present an economically attractive business model with high social returns at the same time.
• It highlights the potential of how sustainable practices in the construction sector can drive societal change.
International Upcycling Research Network advisory board meeting 4Kyungeun Sung
Slides used for the International Upcycling Research Network advisory board 4 (last one). The project is based at De Montfort University in Leicester, UK, and funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.