Med-EcoSuRe project demonstrates effective energy efficiency strategies in university buildings, highlighting stakeholder collaboration.
Sustainable building management requires creative interpretation of direct user needs, a skilful balance between technological innovation and applied research into the concept of “Possible Quality”. Med-EcoSuRe research project proposes a pragmatic approach to innovation, whereby experimentation involving the active engagement of end users is conducted with particular focus on human-environment centred design. The objective of this approach is to disseminate effective energy efficiency strategies in university buildings through a cross-border Living Lab. Physical and virtual tools were implemented to foster dialogue and collaboration between academics, decision-makers and stakeholders, and to support university energy managers in planning and implementing innovative energy measures. This paper, starting from a rapid illustration of the results of the research project, illustrates the value enhancing actions post-closure of the project, in progress and/or planned.
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