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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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An art project is now being started in the Blåsenhus area

Akademiska Hus, the Swedish Arts Council and Uppsala University have invited the artist Amanda Selinder to create a unique temporary art project in the Blåsenhus area. The project is an extension of the ecological sustainability projects carried out on the campus area.

In the summer of 2021, Amanda Selinder will perform a temporary artistic design in the Blåsenhus area. Amanda will examine the fungi, algae, bacteria and plants she finds in the park and pond, and explore how she can use them to dye textiles. The artist will partly use traditional plant staining methods such as cooking and sun staining, but in the project she will also extract pigments from bacteria and fungi in a laboratory environment in the adjacent Evolutionary Biology Center together with researchers at Uppsala University. The finished design will consist of six textile sculptures and will be completed in September.

You will be able to follow Amanda's work on site in the Blåsenhus area (the green area between Campus 1477 and the large stormwater pond) signs and a website will also be home to the work process.

Via the campus app, we will continuously inform about the project.

The picture shows pigment cultivation via algae from the pond's water