ULPGC Promotes a Consensus Project for the Future of Tafira Campus

A new volume in the Campus Collection gathers expert opinions to optimize the university space, focusing on sustainability and climate change.

Generic image of a modern and sustainable university campus.
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Generic image of a modern and sustainable university campus.

The University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC) has presented a new volume in its Campus Collection, titled ‘Crossed Opinions for the Present and Future Optimization of the Tafira University Campus’, coordinated by architects Vicente Mirallave and Flora Pescador.

This book, following a previous volume on the campus's history, focuses on the future and compiles expert opinions to promote a consensual project for the improvement and optimization of the Tafira university space.
ULPGC envisions the Tafira Campus not only as an academic center but as a landscape, social, and environmental benchmark. It aims to integrate biodiversity, respond to climate change, serve as a refuge from its extreme manifestations, and achieve the goal of zero greenhouse gas emissions.
The collection stems from the UniVerde project, to which ULPGC is committed. This initiative focuses on collaboratively identifying and creating new green spaces and healthy leisure areas within the campuses, fostering a culture of well-being, sustainability, and citizen participation.
Based on information from the official source: Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC) (22/07/2026)