Overview
About NEB-STAR
The New European Bauhaus (NEB) is a creative and interdisciplinary EU initiative that connects the European Green Deal to our living spaces and experiences. NEB aims to build a bridge between art, culture and education with science and technology. The project will be a driving force for new ideas, prototypes and products, as research and innovation are main components of NEB's design, delivery and communication.
Bauhaus refers to the German school of architecture, design and crafts, created by Walter Gropius (1883–1969). The Bauhaus gained great importance for industrial design and for the development of functionalism in architecture.
Three values are set as core principles: Sustainability; from climate goals, to circularity, zero emissions and biological diversity. Beautiful: quality and style over functionality. Inclusive: from valuing diversity, to ensuring accessibility and affordability
NEB-Stavanger = NEB-STAR
As one of six cities, Stavanger has been selected as a lighthouse demonstrator for the New European Bauhaus. The NEB-STAR project is funded by the EU over three years, for the period 2022-2025, and consists of 16 partners.
Consortium: NTNU, City of Stavanger, Stavanger Sentrum, Nordic Edge AS, The University of Stavanger, Veni AS, DOGA, Norway Unlimited, Ungt Entreprenørskap, Pedergata utvikling AS, Helen & Hard, Smedvig, Operator ICT Prague, Czech Technical University in Prague, City of Utrecht and Technische Universiteit Delft.
Bauhaus refers to the German school of architecture, design and crafts, created by Walter Gropius (1883–1969). The Bauhaus gained great importance for industrial design and for the development of functionalism in architecture.
Three values are set as core principles: Sustainability; from climate goals, to circularity, zero emissions and biological diversity. Beautiful: quality and style over functionality. Inclusive: from valuing diversity, to ensuring accessibility and affordability
NEB-Stavanger = NEB-STAR
As one of six cities, Stavanger has been selected as a lighthouse demonstrator for the New European Bauhaus. The NEB-STAR project is funded by the EU over three years, for the period 2022-2025, and consists of 16 partners.
Consortium: NTNU, City of Stavanger, Stavanger Sentrum, Nordic Edge AS, The University of Stavanger, Veni AS, DOGA, Norway Unlimited, Ungt Entreprenørskap, Pedergata utvikling AS, Helen & Hard, Smedvig, Operator ICT Prague, Czech Technical University in Prague, City of Utrecht and Technische Universiteit Delft.