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GrAT provides its expertise through projects. Lifespan of a project varies from 6 months to 5 years. The clients also vary from a private company to a multinational institution. Three components – themes, modalities, and deliverables – define a project. Often more than theme is dealt with through in a combined set of methods to generate diverse results and outcomes.
SHINE – Sustainable Hospitality Industry Inclusive of Native Entrepreneurs
SHINE aims at developing sustainable tourism models in rural areas of Eastern Bhutan, with emphasis on indigenous food, handicraft, knowledge and culture.READ MORE
S-HOUSE – Innovative Nutzung von nachwachsenden Rohstoffen am Beispiel eines Büro- und Ausstellungsgebäudes
With the S-House, the Factor 10 concept was implemented. It means that the consumption of resources during the construction was reduced by 90%, i.e. only a tenth part of the resources was used in comparison to an equivalent building built...READ MORE
Energie zum Leben – ENZL
Pupils learn about appropriate technologies and their use in cross-cultural energy services (e.g., cooking with renewable energy) in a playful manner and by means of their own research. The will understand the relevance of research, technology and innovation for their...READ MORE
Renew Building – Kompetenzaufbau und Wissenstransfer für Klima schonende Sanierung mit ökologischen und nachwachsenden Rohstoffen
This project set a straight strategy for climate protection through ecologically efficient renovation and restoration of buildings.READ MORE
Generation Innovation Praktika – Nachhaltiges Bauen und Erneuerbare Energien
Offering young students internships in the field of research, technology and innovation during the summer break.READ MORE
Selbstbau und Angepasste Technologien für Niedrigenergie/Passivhaus
Self-building of Passive House Self-construction and appropriate technology for zero-energy/passive house were introduced to the group of participants through a hands-on training programme. Knowledge and skills of straw bale building were transferred and an old barn next to the S-House...READ MORE