Upcycling Centre Zuidoost

Title

Upcycling Centre Zuidoost: From waste to resource

 Author

Eisma, Eric (TU Delft Architecture and the Built Environment)

Contributor

Willekens, Luc (mentor)
Merkely, Tanner (mentor)

Degree granting institution

Delft University of Technology

 Programme

Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences

 Date

2018-02-02

 Abstract

The Zuidoost district is divided in mono-functional zones, such as housing in the Bijlmer and Holendrecht area and working in the Amstel III area. The Upcycling Centre Zuidoost will connect both sides in the future of 2050 in a physical, social and economic way. This is done by creating a building that becomes the driver of the circular economy. It is a place where waste is transported to and sorted, whereafter start-ups will upcycle the waste into new products. The start-ups will create new sustainable jobs to fight the high unemployment rate in Zuidoost and generate new local economic value. Program such as a market, shops and a restaurant will form an attractive and easily approachable building and creates social inclusion and interaction between all the different users.

 Subject

Amsterdam
2050
Future
Upcycling
Recycling
Zuidoost
Upcycling centre
Circular Economy

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 Coordinates

52.301400, 4.956000

 Part of collection

Student theses

 Document type

master thesis

 Rights

© 2018 Eric Eisma
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