Better Draft- Cooperative Hub

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by Renata Ulloa5 views·Updated Feb 15, 2022
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  1. thank you. Clear and welcome to the
  2. corporate hub. I'm very excited to be showing you around.
  3. This space has really transformed in the last few years.
  4. It's hard to imagine now from what you're saying around you,
  5. but we are currently standing in
  6. the commission car park.
  7. This building was facilitated more than 800 passports.
  8. For those traveling to campus.
  9. However,
  10. this buildings purpose has significantly shifted away
  11. from a traditional car park to encompass
  12. evolving vision and strategy to bring together our social connections.
  13. Just standing here,
  14. you can hear instantly how successful this vision was brought to life.
  15. It's hard to hear now, overall,
  16. the chattering and movement where once this noise
  17. was replaced with our resources or simply silence
  18. now the
  19. cooperative hub was originally an idea that was proposed by a group
  20. of students in 20 twenty-two that wanted to bring together relationships,
  21. connections and help
  22. it reaches zero.
  23. Metro
  24. collaborated with managed to introduce a new train
  25. station within the Camp Clayton campus in 2030.
  26. This immediately promoted public transport as a motive,
  27. committing to campus by making it more accessible.
  28. The monitor cooperative cooperative hub focuses on communal transportation.
  29. However, this space did not completely remove its car parking area.
  30. It just transformed.
  31. We now have 30 cast spots as opposed to
  32. 100 and they are all now equipped with charging stations for electric vehicles.
  33. This reduction in car spots and introducing bike
  34. parking spaces, as you can see here,
  35. resulted in a massive reduction in scope on emissions within these four walls.
  36. Now, I'd like to show you what sits outside of this transportation space.
  37. If you have a look here, you can see a co-working room.
  38. The idea behind these co-working rooms originated from the Covid-nineteen era,
  39. where it became noticeable that people are looking to work away from
  40. home but not necessarily wanting to commute um into the city.
  41. So these co-working rooms are now available not only for students but
  42. local community workers that are looking for a desk away from home.
  43. It's really great to work in the space is it gives us the
  44. opportunity to connect and work with students
  45. and professionals within our local community.
  46. I just love the energy of this whole hub.
  47. It's It's so great in the sense of the native herbs and plants. Did you guys notice it?
  48. The sense and smells.
  49. I'm now going to direct you out of the Co-working area into our downstairs Jim.
  50. Now there's also an elevator for wheelchair access,
  51. but we encourage you to feel your way around the space.
  52. Can you guys notice any smells? What's going down the stairs?
  53. Mm,
  54. These natural smells really welcome anyone to pop down for a workout.
  55. There is fresh grass that you can stretch and warm up on and feel free
  56. to take the blades of grass between your fingers and sit on the grass.
  57. Be in the present.
  58. Welcome to your R
  59. G energy, Jim.
  60. Now I know it's been a while since you've probably
  61. stepped foot in a physical gym working from home.
  62. It's just so easy, and it's no wonder you wouldn't come into camp just for a workout.
  63. But let me refresh your mindset.
  64. If the whole point of working out is to expand some energy, what if, instead,
  65. you could create it with people
  66. equipped with indoor cycling equipment that captures the energy from your
  67. work out and turn it into electricity to power this hub?
  68. That's the vision behind monitors. G energy Jim.
  69. The equipment works by turning human
  70. energy into utility great electricity through micro
  71. invited to technology.
  72. Monash has originally set the goal of being completely offered by 2030
  73. the real world.
  74. But energy that was being sourced was not
  75. local and therefore ended up being more expensive.
  76. So we introduced our very own windmill farm
  77. monitors. Cooperative hub really is amazing.
  78. It's the first of its kind and we did with a few awards for this innovation.
  79. Back in the days,
  80. we could say it's one of our pride enjoys
  81. Do you think we've covered everything?