DEVELOPING  A  CIRCULAR  DISTRICT    -­‐    

CASE  HIEDANRANTA  CITY  OF  TAMPERE  

 ANNE  RAUDASKOSKI  

What  makes  a  district  circular?  

 How  does  it  differ  from    

a  smart  ecological  

energy  efficient?    

What  makes  a  unique  circular  district?  

SIMPLICITY   LOCAL  CONDITIONS   SUPER  POWER  

HIEDANRANTA:    SHARING  &  CIRCULAR  DISTRICT  -­‐  A  SMART  WAY  TO  LIVE  

Super  power:  Circular  living  and  work  

•  Hiedanranta  is  the  first  circular  district  in  the  world  created  together  by  people  and  businesses.    

•  People  are  proud  to  live  in  Hiedanranta.  They’re  willing  &  curious  to  test  novel  soluWons,  which  make  life  easy  and  sustainable.  People  can  develop  the  area  conWnuously  through  open  data,  digital  services  and  real-­‐Wme  user  feedback.  Sharing  products  and  services  makes  life  enjoyable  and  saves  money.    

•  The  Hiedanranta  circular  brand  is  internaWonally  recognised.  The  brand  aZracts  diverse  businesses  to  locate  in  the  area  and  further  circular  economy  principles  through  their  own  operaWons.        

•  The  City  of  Tampere  is  an  enabler,  which  creates  incenWves  and  a  pla[orm  to  pilot  circular  business,  products  and  services.    

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ConstructionConstructionDesignDesignMaterialsMaterials UseUse

Design for DisassemblyDesign for

Disassembly

Sharing EconomySolutions

Sharing EconomySolutions

New OwnershipModels

New OwnershipModels

SustainableLifestyles

SustainableLifestyles

Industrial SymbiosisIndustrial Symbiosis

End of LifeEnd of Life

Reuse, Recommissioning,

Recycle

Reuse, Recommissioning,

Recycle

ResourceEfficiencyResourceEfficiency

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Circular Economy in the Built Environment

PEOPLE   PROCUREMENT   PRINCIPLES  

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