Campus development

That our campus areas develop and provide higher education institutions with the right conditions over time is crucial for us as a company. The key to success is to find close and good forms of collaboration with our customers where we can translate visions into concrete development and action plans.

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Vacant premises

Our knowledge environments are dynamic places where the core focuse is on education and research, but also on entrepreneurship and innovation. We have modern labs and offices for rent at several of our campuses.

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Campus development

That our campus areas develop and provide higher education institutions with the right conditions over time is crucial for us as a company. The key to success is to find close and good forms of collaboration with our customers where we can translate visions into concrete development and action plans.

Read more

Vacant premises

Our knowledge environments are dynamic places where the core focuse is on education and research, but also on entrepreneurship and innovation. We have modern labs and offices for rent at several of our campuses.

Read more

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Sustainability

Our approach to sustainability


Our four dimensions of sustainability

Sustainability is a large and complex area. To concretize our focus, we have supplemented the three traditional sustainability dimensions with a fourth area, to achieve culturally more sustainable campuses and activities. Our sustainability work is based on Agenda 2030 and the UN's global goals for sustainable development. We involve our customers in sustainability work to create sustainable and attractive campuses that stand the test of time.

Ecological sustainability

We are part of an ecosystem with limited resources and are doing what we can to reduce climate change.  

We meet this through the goal of becoming climate neutral by 2035 throughout the value chain and our goal of reducing the amount of energy delivered by 50 percent between 2000 and 2025.

Ecological sustainability also includes improving biodiversity on campus and reducing our negative impact on biodiversity throughout the value chain. 

Economic sustainability

We use our resources efficiently, future-proof our properties and work to ensure that our business is long-term and sustainable.   

Financial sustainability can concretely be about making sustainable and long-term investments and increasing our share of taxonomy-compliant sales. Furthermore, we meet this through increased circularity in projects and more recycled waste on campus, and that we work to ensure that our properties are used in an energy-efficient way.

The dimension also includes future-proofing our campuses for a changing climate. 

Social sustainability

We develop sustainable and welcoming campus with healthy buildings. 

This includes improved project and supplier follow-up, being an equal company and that we always strive for healthy employees and zero workplace accidents. 

Cultural sustainability

We nurture our historic campus environments and make them more attractive and inspiring with design and art. 

Cultural sustainability can concretely be about us as property owners caring for and developing historic buildings and campus environments.

It is also about developing a good place identity on our campuses in collaboration with our customers, which includes issues such as managing existing and installing new art.  

We get more circular as property owners

Building houses is a climate-intensive business. At least it can be. As property owners, we are now trying to find more circular processes to reduce our climate footprint. We are in the middle of a green transition where we are reducing the proportion of new construction and instead focusing on developing and optimising the existing portfolio.