Circular (City) Ports_Workbook 2_ Buildings Blocks

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04 Incubator 36 ● Observations - few existing cases A quick geographical description This building block finds its habitat within the city port, and away from any housing developments because of nuisances like noise and emissions it generates. The area is often publicly accessible, and its success depends on the visibility of companies, along with their physical and organizational proximity. Observed advantages and disadvantages The proximity to other companies in other (un) related sectors can usher in new opportunities for cluster creation in the port ecosystem. In those cases, incubators can play a role as switches among sectors or furthering functional specialization. Different situations analysed The differences between the incubator types are noteworthy. Where they are lighter and linked primarily to urban manufacture and circularity, as is the case of Greenbizz in Brussels, the incubator is less concerned with port-related developments. In the other cases, the physical and organizational proximity of the incubator to the port ecosystem, as in the case of Eilandje - Steenborgerweert in Antwerp or Bluebridge in Ostend, makes them an ideal place to further innovation in some of the specialisms located there (e.g. mechanical equipment for oil infrastructure, underwater reparation of vessels, interactions between waves and man-made structures).
04 Incubator 37 Innovatice <strong>City</strong> Port (ISH), Antwerp: Asiadok-Westkaai will see its vacant structures being redeveloped as testing spaces 5,5 ha Greenbizz, Brussels 1 ha Bluebridge Science Park, Ostend 1 ha 0.5 ha
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