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Texas CityLab: Driving Sustainable Development Through Collaboration

Texas CityLab (TCL) is a collaboration between the University of Texas at Austin and various stakeholders to promote sustainable urban development. Serving as a model for other campuses and cities, this initiative focuses on operationalizing sustainability and educating students, faculty, alumni, and staff. By leveraging resources and expertise, TCL aims to create a more sustainable future.

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Texas CityLab: Driving Sustainable Development Through Collaboration

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  1. Texas CityLab Sarah WuUT Center for Sustainable Development United to ServeMarch 27, 2014

  2. Texas CityLab (TCL): different models, same goal U or Oregon, Sustainable City Year U of Minnesota U of Iowa Penn St. UT TCL Plus many more! www.docstoc.com

  3. What is Texas CityLab (TCL)?

  4. Why UT & not a city? UT + TCL = a Compelling Collaboration • Burntorangereport.com

  5. The University of Texas at Austin main campus UT Power Plant Public Spaces East Campus Historic Buildings Waller Creek See image credits in references

  6. Benefits?

  7. Education UT School of Architecture

  8. Service • School of Architecture

  9. Campus communities Faculty & Alumni Students Staff Students: mlive.com Faculty & alumni: School of Architecture Staff: www.ddce.utexas.edu

  10. Our environment

  11. Be a good neighbor Sasaki Associates, Inc. 2012

  12. Operationalize sustainability Prof. Rob Young’s CRP Resource Management/Recycling class, sp ‘14 UT Office of Sustainability

  13. To serve as a model for other • campuses and/or cities School of Architecture

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