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LIVING LABS AT BÂTIMENT 7

The Sustainability Action Fund is happy to announce a new Living Labs partnership with the Office of Community Engagement at Concordia University to support student leadership in community-based sustainability projects at Bâtiment 7.

The Living Labs at Bâtiment 7 Project is a 2-year initiative. The Living Labs initiative aims to support projects which engage community members of Pointe-Saint-Charles and students through a living laboratory method. This provides students opportunities for experiential learning while collaborating on meaningful projects that embrace sustainability and community action. Find out more here.

What is a Living Lab?

A Living Laboratory puts research and learning into action through a collaborative model; it allows students to practice the theories they engage with in the classroom which enhances their skill base thereby creating stronger graduates. 

What is Bâtiment 7?

Bâtiment 7 is a former CN heritage industrial site in the neighborhood of Pointe-Saint-Charles that has been reclaimed by the community and is now home to 16 community-led projects that respond to local needs.

Photo Credit: Alex Megelas

2019/2020 Bâtiment 7 Projects

Community Kitchen

Design Coordinator
The aim of this project is to teach residents basic nutritional information and cooking skills, and about healthy and affordable dietary options.The members will cook healthy meals in bulk so…
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Co-Lab Clothing

Design Coordinator
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Co-Lab is designed to provide the community with the knowledge, skills, and resources to up-cycle clothing. The central objective is to circumvent the environmental and ethical consequences of the fashion…
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By expanding our commitment to fostering sustainability off-campus this collaboration creates opportunities for students to engage with communities through impactful projects that address immediate social, economic, political, and environmental issues around Montreal.

-Sebastián Di Poi, Executive Director, Sustainability Action Fund Concorida

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