China is building new Cities on a rate that global history has never witnessed. If these cities are not designed with most modern sustainability standards, it will have massive negative implications to global environment. Utilizing various LivingLab experiences we can provide healthy collaborative business with the Chinese partners. Presentation will focus on two city cases close to Shanghai where new development is taking place in user centric service designs, smart grid and metering, learning school concepts and other user centric designs.

1. LivingLabbing 4 Business in China Picnic-LivingLabs session 14.9.2011 DevelopmentDirector VP Niitamo, Process Vision

3. 2010: 650 milj. 2025: 925 milj. 2035: 1 050 milj.

4. DigiEcoCityconcept as a transferrableLivingLab to China started 2004

5. Inhabitants 80 000

6. Target to multiplythiswith 3000 similarcitiesduringnext 15 years

7. Globalresponsibility2

8. Aalto LivingLab office block start, then extends to homes and then to T3 Campus

9. DigiEcoCity – NordicLivingLabmodel for sustainability DigiEcoCity? DigiEcoCityNordicLivingLabmodel Combiningwith the help of ICT a village for working, living and consuming in a radius of a bycycleride. Energy efficiency, ecology and citizendriven as keyprinciples. Localmass-customizationwith a globalformat design DigiEcoCityn – a change in tradionalthinking in city planning. 4

10. DigiEcoCity-Mainelements Virtual and distributedservices eWork E Shopping E-Learning, eCampus, eeSchools DistributedeHealth and home care Smartgrids Localenergyrenewables Localdistributedheathing/coolingintegrated to national grid Recycling Building concept (materials,ventilation,maintenance) Water and sewage management Smartlocallogistics Spaceefficiency and convertability Renewablematerials Diversity in living Flexiworkarrangements 24/7 service design Work –leisureintegration Community HUB

11. GongqinginSmart Grid –Neededtechnologylayers

12. Smart Campus