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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.

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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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Måndag 23 oktober, 2023

Deposit pipes on waste bins on the KTH Campus, a step towards sustainability

During the past month, Akademiska Hus, together with KTH, has launched a pilot project on campus where five of our dustbins have been equipped with collateral pipes. The purpose of the initiative is to evaluate how it can contribute to maintaining order and reducing littering in our area, while promoting deposit recycling and an indirect form of waste sorting. The measure is part of Akademiska Hus and KTH's broader commitment to sustainability. If the project proves to be successful after evaluation, we will likely consider installing more deposit pipes on existing waste bins. The pipes are "self-emptying", which means that anyone who wishes can take the deposit placed there. With this project, we are confident that we can not only create a cleaner and more organized campus environment, but also encourage greater awareness of the importance of recycling and sustainability. We look forward to following the development and results.This text has been automatically translated, and some inaccuracies may be present.

Tisdag 29 augusti, 2023

Welcome to the tree walk!

For the first time, we are organizing a tree walk on the KTH Campus! Many are interested in trees and perhaps even reflected on the diversity of trees on campus. Therefore, Akademiska Hus invites you to a tree walk on September 14 at 11 with closing lunch. On the KTH Campus there is a great variety of trees, where the big trees are dominated by birch and oak. We humans feel good from staying in greenery, research has shown that stress can be reduced if you stay in a green environment with deciduous trees. Prehistoric tree on campus During the tour led by professional arborists, you will have the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about the area's trees and their care. Did you know, for example, that there is a prehistoric species from China in the area? We offer lunch after the hike. Warm welcome! WHEN : September 14 at 11am WHERE : Gathering at Drottning Kristinas väg 25, where we also have lunch after the walk HOW : RSVP on September 8 to anneli.frisk@akademiskahus.se

Torsdag 8 juni, 2023

Sorting of food waste

On January 1, 2023, it became mandatory for households, offices and other businesses to collect their food waste separately. The collection takes place in brown compost bags and we at Akademiska Hus are responsible for ensuring that the businesses in our buildings have the opportunity to sort their food waste. On campus today, many already sort out food waste on their own initiative, which is very good. In order to ensure that this happens in the entire area and make it easier for our customers, we will in the future take over the agreements with Stockholm Water and Waste and create more emptying sites so that everyone who needs it has the opportunity to sort their food waste. What happens to the food waste? When food waste is collected separately, it is processed through a process called digestion to become biogas or biofertilizer. By sorting out food waste, you contribute to improving our cycles, reducing the emission of greenhouse gases and reducing the need to import fossil gas and oil. In order to be able to turn food waste into biogas and biofertilizer, it is important not to throw away anything other than food scraps in the brown bag. Plastic and other rubbish that is not food waste destroys the decomposition, then we do not get biogas and biofertiliser. In addition, the plastic can end up in the soil on our farms and forestry. This should be thrown in the compost bag: Peels and remains of vegetables and fruit Leftovers from meat, fish and shellfish Pasta, rice Leftovers of bread, eggshells Tea leaves, coffee grounds. Filters and tea bags can also be put in the food waste as well as a small amount of undyed household paper However, snuff, chopsticks or old cut flowers and potted plants should not be thrown into the compost bag. This waste impairs the digestion process and therefore does better in the household waste (the usual garbage bag). You can read more about the sorting requirement here: It is now mandatory to sort out the food waste | Stockholm Water and Waste Guide to sorting food waste: Sort food waste at home and in the office kitchen | Stockholm Water and Waste

Tisdag 30 maj, 2023

A Working Lab THINGS inaugurated

The valued meeting place for startups and companies in deep tech, A Working Lab THINGS on the KTH Campus, is now inaugurated. On May 9, it was celebrated through a well-attended event with several speakers from the industry. A Working Lab THINGS is an already established meeting place for startups and companies in deep tech, located in the middle of the KTH Campus in Stockholm. On May 9, the reopening was celebrated! In the flexible lounge, a busy program was presented for an hour. Everyone involved in making AWL THINGS a unique place was represented, from successful companies that started in the house and still operate from the place, to THINGS founders but also property owners and of course AWL representatives. Read more about the inauguration here In the characteristic AWL THINGS house at Drottning Kristinas väg 53 on the KTH Campus, there are 1,500 m2 of flexible workplaces, private offices, meeting rooms and a lounge for businesses that want to contribute to Stockholm's startup scene for deep-tech companies. Welcome to stop by!

Fredag 28 april, 2023

Inauguration of meadow

On a sunny morning in April, the campus's new meadow, which stretches out into the hill along Brinell Road, was inaugurated. Employees from KTH, Akademiska hus and passers-by gathered to draw attention to the importance of biological diversity on our campus areas and to share the knowledge required to create a meadow. Stop by and take a look in a few weeks when the seeds have emerged from the soil and see if the bees up high have found their way down to their new oasis.

Fredag 28 april, 2023

Konstrunda on the KTH Campus

Now spring is here and with it we want to take the opportunity to invite you to our own little campus construction. On Wednesday 11 May at 16.00 you are welcome to the Millesfontänen in front of KTH's main building. That's where our art tour starts and you'll get a guided tour of some of our favorite works on campus. The walk ends at the Akademiska Hus office at Drottning Kristinas väg 25, where we offer canapés and non-alcoholic bubbly. Welcome!

Fredag 10 februari, 2023

Parking information from Aimo Park

The Aimo app now replaces Aimo Park's previous app MobilPark. Aimo works in all parking lots that have the previous app as a means of payment, regardless of which of the two apps is visible on the sign. You who have used MobilPark before can use the same login to Aimo. Your registered payment cards and vehicles are automatically included the first time you log in. In most parking zones, a service fee is added. More information can be found at: Aimo - Download the app (aimoapp.se)