Regional Living Labs

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Regional Living Labs are open innovation ecosystems aligned with the New European Bauhaus (NEB) vision and core values. They bring together universities, students, local communities, and regional stakeholders to collaboratively design, test, and implement sustainable and inclusive solutions to place-based challenges. These courses are open to all students enrolled at the host university, including both local and Erasmus students.

@Bauhaus-Uni Weimar: Mobile Third Place
@Bauhaus-Uni Weimar: Strengthening the Community in Shrinking Villages by Revitalising Vacant Pubs
@BTH: Bridging Physical and Digital Environments through Participatory Spatial Design
@IPCB: CLIL Territories: Revitalising Low-Density Communities through Content and Language Integrated Learning
@IPCB: Local cultural heritage: revitalising the Monsanto Community Oven as a Place‑Based Living Lab
@UniBg: Montelungo-Colleoni Regional Living Lab: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Urban Regeneration
@UPJV: Reimagining Brownfields: Interdisciplinary Living Lab for Sustainable Urban Regeneration
@ULL2: Bioclimatic and Inclusive Cities. Planning and Urban Development Perspectives for Local Authorities.
@POLIS: Gjirokastra UNESCO Heritage Restoration Camp 2026: A Regional Living Lab for Sustainable Conservation, Digital Innovation and Community Engagement
@UACEG: Urban Ecology Laboratory
@UACEG: FЮЖЕN* – Interdisciplinary Living Lab for the Development of an Open-Air Architecture Installation for Open Painting and Public Art
@UEKat: Campus Living Lab - Co-Play&Create
@UoM: Sustainable, Inclusive and Intercultural Urban Youth Ecosystems

See Past Call from Regional Living Labs 2026

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