Circulaire analyse verbouwing Gasunie

This circular analysis internship is highly relevant for Hanze and RUG students, particularly those based at the Zernike Campus where the Digital Society Hub (DSH) and various tech-focused makerspaces are located. Since the project involves the iconic Gasunie building near the south of the city, commuting from student hotspots like the Grote Markt, the city centre, or Europapark is straightforward by bike or public transit.

Because the project requires deep collaboration with local Dutch partners like Zwartwoud and Vector-i, a strong command of the Dutch language is essential for analyzing building plans and conducting circularity assessments. This role bridges the gap between academic sustainability theories taught at Groningen's knowledge institutions and real-world circular construction practices. Students looking to build a local professional network in the Northern Netherlands will find this location-specific project highly valuable, especially given its connection to major regional landmarks and sustainable development initiatives in the Groningen area.