CIK: The Circular Kitchen
Buildings consist of many components such as installations, kitchens, bathrooms, etc. These can be replaced by circular components during maintenance and renovation, leading to a bottom-up implementation of a circular economy in the built environment.
In project CIK, the TU Delft, Chalmers, AMS Institute, industry partners and clients develop one such circular component: The Circular Kitchen. In four years the CIK will be developed to a prototype and market-ready product which will be implemented in demonstration exemplars as part of deep retrofit projects in the Netherlands and Sweden. In the CIK the design, business and industrial model are developed in parallel to each other.
Facts
| Programme / funding: | EIT Climate-KIC, TU Delft, Chalmers and AMS Institute |
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| Role: | Lead partner |
| Project duration: | January 2018 - December 2021 |
| Principal researchers: | Prof.dr.ir. Vincent Gruis ir. Anne van Stijn dr.ing. Gerard van Bortel ir. Bas Jansen |
Project partners
TU Delft, Chalmers, AMS Institute, Bribus keukens, ATAG, Dirkzwager Groep, Eigen Haard, Waterweg Wonen, Woonbedrijf, Ymere, Vedum, ASKO, HSB
Ir. Bas Jansen
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