Overview

The 5,000,000 m² land currently occupied by the air-force has to be cleaned up regarding soil, construction materials and other infrastructure. The focus of the work is on maximising the repurposing of existing structures, and selective demolition and reuse of construction materials where this is not possible. 

Implementation

• Mapping of structures and materials on site, and assessment of quality and pollution
• Screening of structures and buildings to identify recycling/reuse potential
• Establishment of intermediate storage and treatment facilities for CDW
• Transformation of structures where possible; selective demolition, storage and treatment of recovered materials where not possible
   

Relevant tools

• 3D visualisation tool for monitoring and planning
• CityLab stakeholder engagement platform
• Lifecycle CO² calculator
• Pre-demolition screening and selective demolition procedure,
• Construction materials passport, databank and marketplace

Overview

Bodø will involve professional stakeholders (e.g. construction consultants, entrepreneurs, architects) and citizens closely in the ‘New Airport / New City’ transformation project – to engage in dialogue on how to repurpose and prolong the lifetime of existing buildings and materials when designing the new city, as well as technical dialogue on practices of screening and selective demolition.

Implementation

• Citizens will be involved and activated via CityLab
• CityLab will be hosted physically at the town hall or will be virtually accessible
• The platform incorporates a 3D visualisation of Bodø, showing different visions of the future city development
• The visualisation also displays sustainability indicators – to help stimulate imagination and opinions

Relevant tools

• CityLab stakeholder platform
• 3D GIS visualisation tool

Overview

Coming soon.

Implementation

Coming soon.
 

Relevant tools

• 3D visualisation, citylab,
• planning and decision making guidelines, and material passport,
• databank and marketplace.