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Enabling sustainable lifestyles The Low2No project in Jätkäsaari, Helsinki Jan-Christoph Zoels

Finland

Jätkäsaari Helsinki

Jätkäsaari Helsinki

An architectural rendering by Sauerbruch Hutton of the future low-to-no carbon district.

2010 Low2No Low carbon living As part of a team made up of international engineering and planning firm Arup (London) and architectural firm Sauerbruch Hutton (Berlin), Experientia won an international competition to develop a building block in the city of Helsinki, Finland, which will have low or no carbon emissions. Integrated approach to energy efficiency with high architectural, spatial and social values and constructed with sustainable materials, methods & operations. Jätkäsaari covers a plan area of 100 hectares of mixed-use development and infrastructure and will house circa 16,000 inhabitants and 6,000 new jobs. www.low2no.org Location Jätkäsaari, Helsinki, Finland 23,000 m 2 residential 6,000 m 2 office & incubator 1,600 m 2 retail and services Clients Sitra, Finnish Innovation Fund SRV, developer VVO, housing agency Time frame 2009 Competition, 1st prize 2010 11 design phase 2013 Completion Designed by Experientia 8

2010 Low2No Title Create value through innovative processes Experientia is responsible for the workstream Low carbon lifestyles - enabling behavioral change, designing energy demand management solutions such as advanced smart meters, mobile applications and services as well as designing and coordinating mixed use service offerings. Participatory design processes with stakeholders, local entrepreneurs and future residents ensure the fit within the Finnish culture. Our approach Ethnographic research User & stakeholder interviews Personas & scenarios Concept design Participatory design workshops Prototype development Strategic communications Our deliverables Research analysis Behavioral change models Personas & scenarios Concept development Interactive prototypes Designed by Experientia 9

2010 Low2No European Union Performance of Buildings Directive 2020 new buildings in the EU will have to consume 'nearly zero' energy and the energy will be 'to a very large extent' from renewable sources. Public authorities - set an example by building, buying or renting such 'nearly zero energy building' as of 31 December 2018. EU regulations on internal energy markets (25.06.09) Implementing intelligent metering systems with a target of 80% of the population covered by 2020. The installation of smart meters allows consumers to be informed precisely of their consumption and promotes energy efficiency Designed by Experientia 10

Why 2010 Low2No Low2No 40% carbon reduction in construction phase compared to building-as-usual (BAU) Ability to control 18-25% of the footprint along a 67-year period Influence another 10% BAU Toward zero carbon 286,349 tonnes 113,787 tonnes What we can t control: è Consumption è Transport Designed by Experientia 11

2010 Low2No Why? Raising people s quality of life, while reducing carbon emissions An analysis by Climate Change Capital suggests that è building sales price increases by 8% è rental value rise by 16 to 20% Increase quality of life Favor agency of individuals Increase utility Enable responsiveness/control Provide transparent choices Further social cohesion Build sense of achievement Foster social status Expand aesthetic value Enabler: reduced costs Financial Times: Upfront costs remain the biggest barrier; 13.9.2010 pg 8

2010 Low2No Strategy and approach: Positive cycle of social interaction, awareness and incentives è Invite people into a positive behavioural cycle through information intensive social interactions and incentives è Provide a multifaceted, easy and convenient set of sustainable consumption choices Offer lifestyle choices Reliable information Attractive services Convenient choices Rewards and incentives Social approvals Sense of achievement Designed by Experientia 13

2010 Low2No Title Facilitating and enabling behavioural change Engagement and Awareness è Make behavioural change easier and convenient è Present meaningful and contextual information è Enable choices è Create tools for evaluation è Facilitate cognitive, emotional and sensorial appraisal Self assessment è Translate understanding into actions è Set targets to make information measurable and actionable è Simulate impact or alternatives è Provide immediate feedback è Reward to create and sustain change Community actions è Utilize social reputation as behavioural enforcer è Co-monitor to effect policy change è Share common values è Create a pool of shared knowledge è Enable support networks Leading by examples è Facilitate open dialogue between public/private è Make backstory transparent è Create public incentives to sustain change è Model behaviours è Provide feedback loops to constantly refine processes and policies Designed by Experientia 14

Create value through innovative processes Designing low carbon lifestyles - enabling behavioral change 2010 Low2No Decision making Open yard Creative workshop Mock-up Service prototype Blog Scenario workshop Experience prototype Analysis User observation Guided tour Planning for real Cultural probe Post-occupancy evaluation > > > > > Definition Concept Design Production info Construction Post-occupancy

2010 Low2No Scenario and persona based approach

2010 Low2No 50 behavioural change solutions Experientia designed fifty initial ideas for tools and services that could facilitate behavioural change in Jätkäsaari. These included: technological solutions, such as smart meters, dynamic pricing systems, and data on cost and peak usage; participatory solutions, such as games, competitions, workshops and websites; public installations, such as artworks catalysing energy consumption reduction; business initiatives to encourage private and public entities to get involved. Designed by Experientia 19

2010 Low2No Connectivity and citizen engagement è Involve local entrepreneurs in developing a competitive ecosystem of products, services and initiatives è Favour spontaneous participation in the decision making process è Support stakeholders in creating a synergic team and sharing a common business code è Engage local residents through collaborative and participative activities Strategic interventions Awareness and engagement Self assessment Community action Cultural leadership User-centred approach Ethnographic research User requirements gathering User recommendations Design opportunities

2010 Low2No Commercial, mobility and social services complement the behavioral change intervention.

2010 Low2No Services: The Food Hub A Food Hub, offering services related to the purchase, consumption and sharing of food, an ethical and sustainable alternative to the products commonly offered in the Finnish market. è Purchase: a sales point and open market to buy biological and seasonal products provided by a network of local producers (Community Supported Agriculture scheme); è Consumption: a 0 miles restaurant, with catering services and a cafeteria providing biological products; è Sharing: cooking courses, a meeting room for cooking lessons and informal work meetings, and a green house. Designed by Experientia 24

2010 Low2No Services: Eco-laundry Uses highly efficient practices and detergents with a low environmental impact. It provides è a support service for reusable diapers for individuals and the daycares in the region; è services and lessons in sewing, washing and caring of textiles; è home delivery for individuals and businesses in the area. Designed by Experientia 25

2010 Low2No Services: communal sauna An eco-friendly response to the presence of a private electric sauna in most Finnish homes. The sauna will be a traditional, wood-fuel sauna, providing spaces for families, friends and small work groups. Communal areas will be furnished with fires and wood logs, with catering provided by the Food Hub. The heat generated by the sauna will be reused to heat local greenhouses. Designed by Experientia 26

2010 Low2No Live & work In collaboration with various stakeholders Experientia conceptualized incubator, live&work and office facilities. A living lab arrangement will test resulting outcomes. The co-working/incubator space will serve three needs: è Incubating start-ups related to Sitra s innovation programmes è hosting micro start-ups selected by venture funds or external innovation programmes è desk-sharing of professionals from the public Designed by Experientia 27

2010 Low2No Advanced smart meters. Experientia's concept prototype is a holistic, people-centred, advanced smart meter. We have envisioned an empowering smart meter that tracks personal carbon footprint, offers handy tips to reduce it and connects people to a like-minded community. User requirements: è Provide contextual realtime feedback è Analyse personal consumption (energy, water, waste...) è Incentivize reduced consumption through social reward systems è Integrate controls - holistic approach è Design intuitive and meaningful interface controls Designed by Experientia 28

2010 Low2No Check, Compare, Act We identified core tasks a smart meter must enable: è Check personal energy consumption information (raising awareness and understanding of real-time consumption); è Compare personal consumption with peers, past behaviours, goals, patterns and trends, and comparisons between similar offerings; è Act to control consumption, through interactions offering personalised real-time tips and the ability People need clear, quickly understandable information, visualized in a way that makes sense to them. Ability to compare behaviors, products, services, etc. to averages and goals. Build from short-term to long-term changes. to program and modify household settings. Designed by Experientia 29

2010 Low2No Award-winning service design. Experientia's service platform design for Low2No won the prestigious Italian National Prize for Innovation in Services, 2011. The Low2No service platform will contribute to making sustainability an integral part of the daily activities and lives of the residents and workers of the area. Experientia worked with carefully selected local entrepreneurs to design multiple businesses with a good fit with the soul and mission of the zone. Designed by Experientia 38

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