Aalto University Campus & Real Estate - ACRE
Aalto University Campus & Real Estate (ACRE) maintains, develops and rents out Aalto University facilities in Otaniemi and Töölö.
How do you move on campus now and in the future? Let us know and have an impact!
Aalto University is improving sustainable mobility on Otaniemi campus. The survey is an effective way to influence mobility and the flow of traffic on campus. You can also register for a sustainable mobility workshop and participate in a summer-themed draw at the end of the survey.
To improve sustainable moving and traffic on the campus is one of the main developing points for the next years. How do you move on the campus now, and in the future? What aspects do you see as valuable in the movement of the future over the next ten years? What should we improve, and what aspects are not so important in the sustainable moving point of view?
Answer the survey before 19th of May, and you can have an impact on the future of the campus. Additionally, at the end of the survey, you can also register for a sustainable mobility workshop which will be arranged 25th of May on the Otaniemi campus.
You can also participate in a summer-themed draw at the end of the survey by leaving your contact information.
Sustainable campus
The key environmental impacts of the campus are related to energy consumption and transport. A sustainable and carbon neutral campus is at the core of the campus strategy.
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