Towards a novel living Lab Model for sustainable innovation in the construction industry

2009 IEEE International Technology Management Conference (ICE) Pub Date : 2009-06-22 DOI:10.1109/ITMC.2009.7461368

D. Romero, M. Flores, Carlos Vallejo, A. Molina

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According to the United Nations Environment Programme, the construction industry is a key sector to achieve sustainable development, as it can provide important benefits in the complete construction lifecycle considering its three axes: social, economic and environmental. At the same time, negative impacts can be drastically reduced if new collaborative business models and strategies are defined integrating both end-users and different actors in the construction value-chain. Therefore, this paper introduces a general overview of a collaborative research project carried out by ITESM and CEMEX to develop and deploy a novel Sustainable Construction Living Lab (SCLL) model to bring together key construction stakeholders into an open innovation and user-centric environment, supported by a high-tech platform, providing working principles, methods and a governance model to identify next generation construction innovations (e.g. products, services, processes, business models, etc.) in order to satisfy the current and emerging market demands in a sustainable way.

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迈向建筑行业可持续创新的新型生活实验室模式

根据联合国环境规划署，建筑业是实现可持续发展的关键部门，因为考虑到它的三个轴:社会、经济和环境，它可以在整个建筑生命周期中提供重要的效益。与此同时，如果定义了新的协作业务模型和策略，将最终用户和建筑价值链中的不同参与者整合在一起，则可以大大减少负面影响。因此，本文介绍了ITESM和CEMEX开展的一项合作研究项目的总体概况，该项目旨在开发和部署一种新型的可持续建筑生活实验室(SCLL)模式，将关键的建筑利益相关者聚集在一个开放的创新和以用户为中心的环境中，并在高科技平台的支持下，提供工作原理、方法和治理模型，以确定下一代建筑创新(如产品、服务、流程、技术、服务和服务)。商业模式等)，以可持续的方式满足当前和新兴市场的需求。

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