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Site philosophy The Entwicklungsagentur Kärnten GmbH (Carinthia Development Agency) has been in charge of the tpv’s overall site management since 2001. The majority of the companies located in the technology park, which now number over 70, are active in the fields of micro-electronics, electronics, renewable energy and geomatics. 3-pillar model The tpv operates according to a clearly defined three-pillar model, which focuses on further education and training, research and development and economics in a single location. The model is designed to maximise the use of synergies, pool resources, network and create framework conditions for constructive communication. - Research and development
- Further education and training an high levels
- Innovative companies
Vision: Villach Technology Park Campus
Development plans for the future of the Villach Technology Park are already underway:
Total area: approx. 35 hectares
Total investment: approx. 125 million euros
Working and living space for around 4,000 people
Period of development: approx. 15 years Two centres (T01 and T02) have already been completed.
Site area: approx. 22,000 m²
T01 Technology Centre
Completion: September 2001
Total rental: 12.000 m²
Investment: approx. 11 million euros
Orientation: Carinthia University of Applied Sciences (Fachhochschule Kärnten), research and development with training and research facilities, in addition to various service providers.
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T02 Innovative Centre
Completion: June 2002
Total rental space: 10.000 m²
Investment: approx. 15 miilion euros
Orientation: hightech companies active in the fields of micro-elektronics and micro-systems, geomatics, telecommunicationa and information technologies, reniewable energy, suppliers and service providers (technology and project management). |  |
T03
Construction scheduled to begin in 2010
Planned investment volume: approx. 30 million euros
Total rental space of approx. 18.000 m² in varoius sizes, suitable for diverse applications, in addition to cleanroom structure for applied development and laboratories, metrology and offices R&D-oriented, specialisms include nano- and biotechnology and renewable energies. |  |
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