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GrAT provides its expertise through projects. Lifespan of a project varies from 6 months to 5 years. The clients also vary from a private company to a multinational institution. Three components – themes, modalities, and deliverables – define a project. Often more than theme is dealt with through in a combined set of methods to generate diverse results and outcomes.
Design for Green Growth – DfGG
The ‘Training on Product and Service Design for Green Growth (DfGG)’ was a special training program, organised under the framework of the Korea Green Growth Policy. It aimed to provide business planners and designers in Korean enterprises with an opportunity...READ MORE
Development of a Standard Recycling Rate Estimation Method and Guideline for EU WEEE Directive
Cleaner Production Technology Research; Industry-University Cooperation Foundation of Yeungnam University, KoreaREAD MORE
S-HOUSE Veranstaltungen
S-HOUSE Events The S-HOUSE offers space and infrastructure for various events, e.g. company meetings or workshops, and provides guided tours to students, home-builders, architects and the public. They can learn about the building technologies and materials used in the awarded...READ MORE
ICSAD Alpbach 2007
International Competition on Sustainable Architecture and Design 2007 GrAT organized ICSAD 2007 to give architecture students an insight on sustainable building solutions and to encourage them to integrate this new perspective in their design activities. With the funding of Austrian...READ MORE
ICSAD Shanghai
International Competition on Sustainable Architecture and Design at the EXPO Shanghai The competition ICSAD invites students from around the world to send in their designs for sustainable buildings. The selected students of the ICSAD 2010 convened at the EXPO Shanghai...READ MORE
