Campus
Torsdag 4 januari, 2024
Information about the car parks from 1 January
From 1 January 2024, the University of Gothenburg hands over responsibility for the parking lots to Akademiska Hus on the Medicinareberget, Haga-Linné, Haga-Handels and Lorensberg campuses. What does this mean for me who has to park the car? Today's parking permit continues to apply until further notice. The goal is to find a digital solution and in the meantime the parking permits for 2023 run indefinitely. In 2024, no change will be made to the rates for parking. Please note that Easy Park now charges a service fee to use their app. If you use the Smart Parking app or pay via the web, you avoid the service fee. The EasyPark app can still be used, but keep in mind that these are new zones! In addition, you can pay with the Smart Parks app and on the web as well as SMS. Important about zone codes: P permit gives the right to a lower rate. To get the lower rate, add a 1 to the end of the current zone code. For example, Viktoriagatan has zone code 11933 for visitors, to obtain the lower rate use zone code 119331. The signage will only show the zone code for visitors who pay a higher rate. See attached file for current zone codes. Which parking company will work in the areas? Smart Parking How do I get in touch with Smart Parking? Customer service is open on weekdays from 8 am to 5 pm and can be reached by phone: 0771 80 88 80 – key selection 3 or email: info@smartp.se. You can also chat via the website www.smartp.se or use the contact form on the website If I see a wrongly parked car, where do I turn? Telephone: 0771 80 88 80 - dial 1. Opening hours 00-24 every day. For less urgent error reports, it is fine to send an email to info@smartp.se What does this mean for me who wants to charge my electric car? No change. You pay your parking fee as usual, connect the car to the charging box and can then charge via MER's app/web and pay for the electricity you charge. One goal is to be able to pay parking fees and electric charging in the same app in the future. Can I rent a fixed parking space? No, no private fixed places are rented out. If I have received a birth certificate, can Akademiska Hus cancel it? No, neither Akademiska Hus nor GU have the right to cancel parking fines. Contact Smart Parking to appeal. It is easily done via QR code on the inspection fee, where you also get access to photos and information about the inspection fee. Or: email overklagan@smartp.se alternatively call 0771 80 88 80 - key selection 1 during weekdays from 9 am to 2 pm.This text has been automatically translated, and some inaccuracies may be present.
Tisdag 3 oktober, 2023
Akademiska Hus takes over responsibility for the parking spaces on campus
From January 2024, Akademiska Hus will take over responsibility for the majority of Gothenburg University's parking lots. The takeover applies to all parking spaces in both garages in properties that the university rents from Akademiska Hus and in areas where Akademiska Hus leases land for parking spaces. There will be no increase in fees In September, an agreement was signed between the university and Akademiska Hus, and during the autumn rules for parking and routines for handling parking permits for employees and students will be drawn up. Detailed information from Akademiska Hus will be published here on the employee portal during the autumn. It is clear that there will be no change to the parking fees in 2024. Charge your electric car when you park on campus This summer, Akademiska Hus equipped 24 parking spaces with charging poles. The project with charging posts is part of the sustainability agreement that the university and Akademiska Hus signed between themselves and a way to contribute to more sustainable travel to and from campus.
Onsdag 17 mars, 2021
Spring is here - now we sweep up the wood chips
Now sweeping of streets on our Campus areas is underway to do well for the spring.
Fredag 29 januari, 2021
Together we save energy.
We can all be helped to save energy and save on our planet. It is easy to do something for the environment. Click on the link for tips on how you can contribute.
Onsdag 16 december, 2020
The film about Akademiska Hus
Curious about Akademiska Hus outside your university? Take a look at the film about Akademiska Hus and meet, among other things. our esteemed employee Henrik Mortensen Strategic Property Developer! Greetings Christian Olsson
Onsdag 20 maj, 2020
Akademiska Hus is investing in increased biodiversity
To create more attractive campus areas and contribute to a more sustainable society, Akademiska Hus conducts a series of initiatives around the country that promote biodiversity. The result has positive effects for humans as well as animals and vegetation. As one of Sweden's largest park managers, Akademiska Hus places great focus on the outdoor environments that surround the 3.3 million square meter large property portfolio. Through greenery and nature on campus, the conditions for a stressful and performance-enhancing living environment are created, while positive effects are created for animals and vegetation. - We want the country's campus to be an asset for the entire community and we work to strengthen the biodiversity in our ongoing administration as well as when we develop new buildings or entire areas. In this way, we provide better conditions for both humans, animals and insects to thrive on campus and in the ecologically sustainable outdoor environments created there, says Mia Edofsson, sustainability manager at Akademiska Hus. Small and large efforts When Akademiska Hus plans together with the university institutions for the development of the campus areas, this is done through long-term campus plans, where climate, social and ecological perspectives are taken into account. The systematic work places great emphasis on protecting the green qualities and biodiversity - now and over time. Around the country there are a number of examples of investments being made to promote increased wealth. These are, for example, insect hotels, hedgehogs, beehives and hollows adapted for, for example, mites, stares, tree crawlers, bats and butterflies. In several places, Akademiska Hus has reinforced campus ecological values by constructing meadows, cultivation lots, stormwater ponds, water mirrors and permaculture gardens. A large number of buildings have been given green sedum roofs with space for secondary batteries that provide housing for wild bees. Contributing to increased biodiversity has in some cases also guided the development of brand new campus areas. In Stockholm, a cohesive university area is emerging that extends from Stockholm University in the north, via KTH over to Hagastaden with Karolinska Institutet in the west. The development of the Albano campus into a modern and competitive university environment is in harmony with nature and the aim is to become a role model in sustainable urban construction. As proof of the project's sustainability success, Albano is the first campus area in Sweden that has been certified according to Citylab, a sustainability certification that does not only cover an individual building but includes an entire urban development project. In Albano, new water systems are created to deal with stormwater, an improved microclimate and outdoor environments designed to strengthen the distribution routes for plants and animals between the National City Park and Haga Park. The choice of biotopes and plants is based on surrounding landscapes and placed so that they support known, ecological propagation paths. Through green roofs with large open roof terraces where students, staff and even the general public have access, the university buildings become an integral part of the park environment. - With large and small efforts, we contribute to increasing biodiversity in the country's campus areas. The work is done in close collaboration with our customers and other stakeholders, where we work together for an even more sustainable society, ”says Mia Edofsson. Ask us! If you are interested in how we work with biodiversity in your campus area, you are welcome to ask your manager! Read more! Read more about Akademiska Hus's sustainability work here:
