Digital Infrastructure

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1 Digital Infrastructure The Smart Campus Michael Burns Smart Campus Development Manager

2 Campus Development Smart Campus - digital district Innovation Driver Urban Infrastructure

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4 Gilmorehill: 1860

5 Gilmorehill: now

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7 A Historic Opportunity In 2015, the University acquired a 14 acre site adjacent to its main campus, expanding its overall footprint by 25%. The site provides the opportunity to redevelop Glasgow s West End through the University s biggest estates project since its move to Gilmorehill in 1870.

8 Existing campus Expansion site Kelvin Hall

9 New site

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12 Campus development framework Themes Create an open and safe environment Emphasise entrances and gateways into the campus Enhance pedestrian movement arteries Promote connections to Kelvingrove Park Reinforce character of buildings and settings as a social focus Support a sustainable agenda the smart campus

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15 Listed buildings

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17 New public square

18 Routes and views

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21 Engineering phase 1 July 2023 Research Hub July 2020 Learning and Teaching Hub Sept 2019 Chronic Diseases TBD Arts phase 1 July 2022 Adam Smith Business School July 2021 Institute of Health and Wellbeing January 2021 Innovation Zone TBD

22 A Smart Campus The Smart Campus

23 Key Points I Blending a time of major investment in UK Higher Education with the emergence of the Future Cities sector Harnessing this investment to create transformative social, technological, environmental and economic effect - Smart Districts An alternative scale for Future Cities sector Key objective to strengthen campus facilities and the student experience but opportunity for amplified economic, social and technology impact

24 Smart Opportunities Energy Digital Infrastructure Construction Innovation Heat networks Cooling River source heat pump Waste water heat recovery Inter-seasonal thermal storage Smart grids Fuel cells Network integration Microalgal biorefinery Energy supply and distribution Design Security Occupancy and efficiency Transportation Urban IoT Student Experience 5G Communications BIM Construction Process. Building Performance. Whole Life Cycle Analysis New Materials & Structural Systems Geotechnics Water supply, drainage, Smart/Intelligent Facades Retrofit strategies for existing buildings/infrastructure Waste Management

25 5G Retrofit 5G Communications Pop-up 5G Sentiment Analysis 3D Mapping Health and wearables 5G Architecture Lighting Infrastructure Building Management Well-ness AR and VR Autonomous Transport Energy Management

26 Integrated Urban Energy Gas and Electric Grid Data Centre Garscube: River Source Thermal Storage Battery Storage CHP Geothermal Piling Photo-voltaic River Source Waste Water CHP

27 Learning & Teaching Hub

28 Learning & Teaching Hub Digital twin

29 District Level Potential University Queen Elizabeth University Hospital

30 Scottish Event Campus

31 Cultural Sites Botanic Gardens Kelvin Hall Kelvingrove Riverside Science Centre

32 Media District

33 Development sites

34 New Bridges

35 Public realm improvements

36 Glasgow University Innovation District

37 Church Street Innovation Zone Cultural and Creative Economies Precision Medicine and Chronic Diseases The Nano and Quantum World Smart Campus

38 City Innovation District

39 Smart Street

40 Smart Street

41 Street Lighting Renewal

42 Smart Corridor

43 Innovation and Investment More than a University Project Universities as anchor institutions and economic drivers which create place, attract talent and stimulate investment Glasgow s project can create a University model which maximises economic benefit whilst benefiting the University s core research and teaching function. Research More space for leading edge research in key areas; energy, environment, data, digital, pedagogy Co-location to foster cross-disciplinary collaboration Learning and Teaching World class student facilities for learning and teaching, incorporating new technologies New social and student activity space Providing opportunity for the best local students Facilities to attract the best international students Urban Quarter Campus at the heart of a city quarter High quality urban environment; residential, leisure and essential city services Attractive location Retention of high value skills Innovation Zone New space for industry collaboration Co-investment opportunities Incubation, acceleration, business development and job creation High quality skills supply

44 High Quality Urban Environment

45 Civic Asset: University Square

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47 A Time of Investment

48 at the sectoral level Higher Education is a key strength of the UK economy and a growth sector investing heavily in educational infrastructure University Programme Timeframe University Programme Timeframe Oxford 2Bn Liverpool 600M Cambridge 1.36Bn Swansea 525M UCL 1.2Bn Bristol 525M Edinburgh 1.5Bn Cardiff Manchester 1Bn Leeds 350M Glasgow 1Bn Strathclyde 350M For many cities, HE will be the largest single investment programme BIS estimate the Future Cities/Urban Technologies market to grow to between $400Bn - $1500Bn by Major opportunity to develop, adopt and adapt Future Cities solutions the smart campus

49 Blending a time of major investment in UK Higher Education with the emergence of the Future Cities sector Harnessing this investment to create transformative social, technological, environmental and economic effect - Smart Districts An alternative scale for Future Cities sector Key objective to strengthen campus facilities and the student experience but opportunity for amplified economic, social and technology impact