The new Campus City of Science and the Environment will house over 1,000 researchers and more than 10,000 students with the aim of strengthening innovation and knowledge in the fields of Agrifood, Biotech, Green Chemistry, Mobility, Energy, the Environment, Human and Animal Health, and Material Sciences.
Our Campus lies in one of Italy’s most highly specialized manufacturing regions, Piedmont, and is one of Italy’s most significant university construction projects in recent years.
Butterfly Area will host businesses, research institutes and other institutions inside this Campus, and thus bring the Butterfly Ecosystem to life!
Systemic change that acts upon enabling factors and that introduces transversal principles to the twin green and digital transition are needed on a great many levels. Butterfly Area envisages activities that impact on each of these with vertical actions on key sectors for the economy:
Covering a green area of over 228,600 m2, the City of Science and the Environment is one of the most important university construction investments in Italy.
It is situated in Grugliasco in the metropolitan area of Turin.
The Butterfly Area construction project is currently still in progress.
The project execution phase will be formulated in collaboration with our Ecosystem of businesses and institutions.
Construction will be financed by funds both public and private. The University of Turin is concluding the dossier of regional and national funding applications and has begun communication with the relative institutions.
The managing body of Campus and Butterfly Area land will be established, and will liaise, in a streamlined manner, with the institutions and business in the Ecosystem.
If you are a private investor, from the industrial or financial sectors, and are interested in the initiative, please contact the University so that, together, we can discuss the feasibility of a collaboration, your possible siting on the Campus and the services we offer.
Together with our Ecosystem, we will provide the materials and ideas necessary to draw up projects that we can present to public and private funding institutions, as well as embarking on other public-private partnership initiatives.