PhD Cradle To Cradle and Area Development

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Seminar: Cradle to Cradle® in Design and Business http://www.utwente.nl/ide/general_information/track_information/cradle_to_cradle/Announcment_March_9th_V_6%5B2%5D.docx/

Academic Chair ‘Cradle to Cradle for Innovation and Quality’

PhD:
Area Development and
Cradle to Cradle

Erasmus University Rotterdam:
Rotterdam School of Management (RSM) &
Dutch Research Institute for Transitions (DRIFT)

03/11/12

Marleen Lodder

– PhD-candidate Erasmus University Rotterdam
• Rotterdam School of Management (RSM)
• Dutch Research Institute for Transitions (DRIFT)

– Master Architectural Engineering
• Technical University Eindhoven

– Bachelor Built Environment
• Avans Hogeschool ‘s Hertogenbosch

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Marleen Lodder

http://glendon.irisyorku.ca
http://glendon.irisyorku.ca

BEECH TREE

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PhD working plan

– Started October 2011 at Rotterdam School of Management (RSM) & Dutch
Research Institute for Transitions (DRIFT)

– Introduction into the practice

– Literature study

– Vision

– Conceptual Framework

– Cases

– “Recipe Book for Area Development”

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Vision

CRADLE TO CRADLE PHILOSOPHY
From Cradle to Grave – ‘the one-way street’…………………………………

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Vision

http://krant.telegraaf.nl
http://glendon.irisyorku.ca

CRADLE TO CRADLE PHILOSOPHY
From Cradle to Grave – ‘the one-way street’…………………………………

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Vision

Royal Haskoning

CRADLE TO CRADLE PHILOSOPHY
From Cradle to Grave – ‘the one-way street’…………………………………
…………………………………………………… to A Big Beneficial Footprint

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Vision

http://www.fotogeorgeburggraaff.nl

CRADLE TO CRADLE PHILOSOPHY
From Cradle to Grave – ‘the one-way street’…………………………………
…………………………………………………… to A Big Beneficial Footprint

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Examples

http://www.fotogeorgeburggraaff.nl

CRADLE TO CRADLE PHILOSOPHY
From Cradle to Grave – ‘the one-way street’…………………………………
…………………………………………………… to A Big Beneficial Footprint

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Examples

http://www.studioparade.nl

WHICH AREA IS MORE ATTRACTIVE OVER TIME?
Diversity and Defined Use Period

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Examples

http://www.noordhollandsdagblad.nl

WHICH AREA IS MORE ATTRACTIVE OVER TIME?
Diversity and Defined Use Period

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Examples

http://upload.wikimedia.org

WHICH AREA IS MORE ATTRACTIVE OVER TIME?
Diversity and Defined Use Period

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Cradle to Cradle inspired Areas

– Philosophy
• From Cradle to Grave – ‘the one-way street’……………………………………
………………………………………………………… to A Big Beneficial Footprint

– Principles
• Waste Equals Food
• Everything is a resource for something else
• Use Current Solar Income
• Renewable sources powered by sun
• Celebrate Diversity
• Biodiversity
• Cultural diversity
• Conceptual diversity

– Tools
• Examples: Roadmap, Add value by measurably enhancing quality & functionality
and Demonstrate innovation measurably (air, water or soil)

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Towards Areas with One Big Beneficial Footprint

– How to go From: To: ?
Efficient Effective
Linear Circular
Framed Inspired
Fragmented Intergraded

– Scenario
• How could the Scale grow form Resource, Material, Product, Company, Building
to Area’s?

• How could all Sectors be involved in this process (Ecology, Social-Cultural,
Energy, Economy, Mobility)?

• What would be the role of the different Stakeholders (Governments, Developers,
Investors, Municipalities, Companies, Occupants, Users, Visitors)?

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Questions

– Inspirations / Questions / Suggestions / Advise ?

Marleen Lodder MSc
PhD candidate - Academic Chair ‘Cradle to Cradle for Innovation and Quality’
@Rotterdam School of Management (RSM)
Erasmus University
Burgemeester Oudlaan 50 T 9-18
3062 PA Rotterdam
The Netherlands
Tel: +31 10 4082022 M +31 6 24983320
mlodder@rsm.nl
www.rsm.nl

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PhD Cradle To Cradle and Area Development

1. Academic Chair ‘Cradle to Cradle for Innovation and Quality’ PhD: Area Development and Cradle to Cradle Erasmus University Rotterdam: Rotterdam School of Management (RSM) & Dutch Research Institute for Transitions (DRIFT) 03/11/12

2. Marleen Lodder – PhD-candidate Erasmus University Rotterdam • Rotterdam School of Management (RSM) • Dutch Research Institute for Transitions (DRIFT) – Master Architectural Engineering • Technical University Eindhoven – Bachelor Built Environment • Avans Hogeschool ‘s Hertogenbosch 2 Area Development and Cradle to Cradle 03/11/12

3. Marleen Lodder http://glendon.irisyorku.ca http://glendon.irisyorku.ca BEECH TREE 3 Area Development and Cradle to Cradle 03/11/12

4. PhD working plan – Started October 2011 at Rotterdam School of Management (RSM) & Dutch Research Institute for Transitions (DRIFT) – Introduction into the practice – Literature study – Vision – Conceptual Framework – Cases – “Recipe Book for Area Development” 4 Area Development and Cradle to Cradle 03/11/12

5. Vision CRADLE TO CRADLE PHILOSOPHY From Cradle to Grave – ‘the one-way street’………………………………… 5 Area Development and Cradle to Cradle 03/11/12

6. Vision http://krant.telegraaf.nl http://glendon.irisyorku.ca CRADLE TO CRADLE PHILOSOPHY From Cradle to Grave – ‘the one-way street’………………………………… 6 Area Development and Cradle to Cradle 03/11/12

7. Vision Royal Haskoning CRADLE TO CRADLE PHILOSOPHY From Cradle to Grave – ‘the one-way street’………………………………… …………………………………………………… to A Big Beneficial Footprint 7 Area Development and Cradle to Cradle 03/11/12

8. Vision http://www.fotogeorgeburggraaff.nl CRADLE TO CRADLE PHILOSOPHY From Cradle to Grave – ‘the one-way street’………………………………… …………………………………………………… to A Big Beneficial Footprint 8 Area Development and Cradle to Cradle 03/11/12

9. Examples http://www.fotogeorgeburggraaff.nl CRADLE TO CRADLE PHILOSOPHY From Cradle to Grave – ‘the one-way street’………………………………… …………………………………………………… to A Big Beneficial Footprint 9 Area Development and Cradle to Cradle 03/11/12

10. Examples http://www.studioparade.nl WHICH AREA IS MORE ATTRACTIVE OVER TIME? Diversity and Defined Use Period 10 Area Development and Cradle to Cradle 03/11/12

11. Examples http://www.noordhollandsdagblad.nl WHICH AREA IS MORE ATTRACTIVE OVER TIME? Diversity and Defined Use Period 11 Area Development and Cradle to Cradle 03/11/12

12. Examples http://upload.wikimedia.org WHICH AREA IS MORE ATTRACTIVE OVER TIME? Diversity and Defined Use Period 12 Area Development and Cradle to Cradle 03/11/12

13. Cradle to Cradle inspired Areas – Philosophy • From Cradle to Grave – ‘the one-way street’…………………………………… ………………………………………………………… to A Big Beneficial Footprint – Principles • Waste Equals Food • Everything is a resource for something else • Use Current Solar Income • Renewable sources powered by sun • Celebrate Diversity • Biodiversity • Cultural diversity • Conceptual diversity – Tools • Examples: Roadmap, Add value by measurably enhancing quality & functionality and Demonstrate innovation measurably (air, water or soil) 13 Area Development and Cradle to Cradle 03/11/12

14. Towards Areas with One Big Beneficial Footprint – How to go From: To: ? Efficient Effective Linear Circular Framed Inspired Fragmented Intergraded – Scenario • How could the Scale grow form Resource, Material, Product, Company, Building to Area’s? • How could all Sectors be involved in this process (Ecology, Social-Cultural, Energy, Economy, Mobility)? • What would be the role of the different Stakeholders (Governments, Developers, Investors, Municipalities, Companies, Occupants, Users, Visitors)? 14 Area Development and Cradle to Cradle 03/11/12

15. Questions – Inspirations / Questions / Suggestions / Advise ? Marleen Lodder MSc PhD candidate - Academic Chair ‘Cradle to Cradle for Innovation and Quality’ @Rotterdam School of Management (RSM) Erasmus University Burgemeester Oudlaan 50 T 9-18 3062 PA Rotterdam The Netherlands Tel: +31 10 4082022 M +31 6 24983320 mlodder@rsm.nl www.rsm.nl 15 Area Development and Cradle to Cradle 03/11/12

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