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DECUB
AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO CIRCULAR URBAN REGENERATION

DECUB addresses the complex challenge of sustainable urban development and regeneration with a focus on the circular economy at the urban block level, understanding the urban block level as a group of buildings bounded by streets and/or public spaces.
Emphasis is placed on the importance of a technology-based approach and data-driven decision-making at the operational level, involving comprehensive assessment at the urban block scale, including the necessary infrastructure, material flows, open spaces, cultural heritage and community participation.
The aim of the project is to provide the necessary technological infrastructure to assess decarbonisation alternatives at the urban block level that consider both material flows and intangible values in an integrated way.
The expected results of the project are:
✓ Co-design of urban block regeneration solutions through the implementation of 3 Living Labs involving local communities and stakeholders.
✓ Development of a method for the classification of urban block archetypes.
✓ Definition and calculation of indicators on environmental efficiency and heritage aspects.
✓ Development of digital twins of selected urban blocks.
The international consortium is made up of 5 universities with international recognition in their respective fields, 1 SME with extensive experience in the development of technology and R&D projects and 4 public entities that will participate in the use cases.
✓ University San Jorge (USJ) (Spain): Coordinator
✓ University of Liège (ULIEGE) (Belgium): Partner
✓ University of Mines Paris (MINES) (France): Partner
✓ University of Applied Sciences ZUYD (ZUYD) (The Netherlands): Partner
✓ Geospatiumlab SL (GEOSLAB) (Spain): Partner
✓ Sociedad Municipal Zaragoza Vivienda SL (ZVIV) (Spain): Cooperation partner
✓ SPI Agence de développement territorial (SPI) (Belgium) : Cooperation partner
✓ Municipaliy of Verviers (VERV) (Belgium) : Cooperation Partner
✓ Technische Universiteit Delft (TUD) (The Netherlands): Cooperation partner
✓ Municipality of Gemeente Heerlen (HEER) (The Netherlands):Cooperation partner
This project has received funding from the DRIVING URBAN TRANSITION (DUT) programme of co-funded partnerships under Pillar II of the Horizon Europe R&D Framework Programme, with co-funding from the CDTI and the European Union's Framework Programme for Research and Innovation ‘Horizon Europe’.