1. Living Labs Workshop Opportunities on the Estate 11 th July 2013 Diana Hampson Director of Estates & Facilities

2. Significant opportunities for Estates/Academic engagement Estate Masterplan 2012 presents opportunities ‘Business as usual’ Public Realm/landscaping Environmental Sustainability team Behavioural opportunities Corridor Manchester Living Labs Workshop

3. University Estate Predominantly freehold 347 buildings 711 acres/290 hectares 850,000m2 academic and support space 9000 student bedrooms Insurance replacement Value - £3bn Age Profile - Recent capital programme changed profile but considerable 1960-1979 building stock still requiring major investment

4. 2012-2022 Proposal EPS Biomedical Humanities North campus

5. Estate Masterplan £1bn masterplan Major new build programme Significant refurbishments Planning started recently so opportunities for collaboration Opportunities for exemplar projects? Residential redevelopments

6. Refurbishments Whole building refurbishments – Coupland 3, Dover Street Part refurbishments – Simon, Samuel Alexander, Stopford, CHP

7. Business as Usual Long term maintenance Planned maintenance Energy management Carbon management Catering/conferences Revolving Green Fund

8. Public Realm/Landscaping Draft Landscaping Strategy Hard and soft landscape opportunities Biodiversity

9. Large bodies of staff ‘open door’ test bed Behavioural Opportunities

10. Representation from University, MMU, CMHT, MCC, Bruntwood Fundraising opportunities Bus Corridor Working Group Low Carbon Working Group Key contacts with transport providers Corridor Manchester

11. Need to find ways of co-ordinating activity Governance model Project allocation? Research Committee? Must be managed approach Maximise funding opportunities Methodology

12. Ideas? Living Labs Workshop