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Fieldlab Zoetermeer: Transformations in the oldest New Town of the Netherlands (Bus tour – Meeting point in front of Aula)
New Town Zoetermeer reached its municipal boundaries in the northeast. A further expansion of the building volume and number of homes can only be achieved through inner-city densification. The redevelopment of the old city districts is the biggest challenge. High-rise buildings are partly making way for low-rise buildings
Hassan Abubakari
Shammi Akter Satu
Tom Alves
Sonia Alves
Tola Amodu
Cliodhna Bairead
Ritika Batra
Pauline Berg, van den
Margot Bergerand
Anthony Boanada-Fuchs
Terry Burke
Aysegul Can
Daisy Charlesworth
Sven Damen
Ragy Elgendy
Martijn Eskinasi
Albeniz Tugce Ezme Gurlek
Javier Fagundez
Alix Gabaude
Emma Holmqvist
Stefanie Horian
Stefan Horn
Qi Huiyang
Caroline Hunter
Joseph Jubor
Bruce Judd
Ebru Kamaci Karahan
Alla Koblyakova
Fumiko Kohama
Ladislav Nikolas Krutisch
Hans Kuin
Chris Leishman
Curt Liliegreen
Cesar Ulises Linares Aguirre
Lutz Manuel
Neil McKenna
Piero Medici
Manlio Michieletto
Chien-Wen Peng
Natalia Quiñonez
Anne Reimat
Stepan Ripka
Guirec Ruellan
Lu Shan
David Silke
Thomas Snoek
Adriana Mihaela Soaita
Chul Sohn
Sinem Tapki
Marie Elisabeth Thynell
Sevkiye Sence Turk
Yan Wang
Simone Wieringen, van
Yaneira Wilson
Kurt Xerri
Jin Zhu
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Marie Stender
Rikke Sundstrup
Dilnoza Tasheva
Ana Tramosljanin
Hulya Turgut
Zoe Tzika
Yan Wang
Jun Wen
Karolina Wieckiewicz
Constanze Wolfgring
Julia Woodhall-Melnik
Di Wu
Romana Xerez
Juan Yan
Dikla Yizhar
Lin Zhang
The Green Village, TU Delft Campus: Showcases of sustainable innovations in the built environment (Walking tour – Meeting point in front of Aula)
At The Green Village, knowledge and educational institutions, entrepreneurs, government bodies and civilians can research, experiment, validate and demonstrate their sustainable innovations. This field lab at TU Delft Campus focuses on the urban environment where you can test on neighbourhood-, street- and building level. It is a place where people can live, work and learn, exempt of standard rules and regulations. With access to the innovation ecosystem of TU Delft, science is literally around the corner.
Consuelo Albornoz
Nezih Burak Bican
Anita Blessing
Tessa Blood
Hans Boom
Glen Bramley
Luis Bras
Sander Burgers
Junru Cui
Eva Debusschere
Hassan Feridonzadeh
Ingebjoerg Fiskum
Riyanka George
Isabel Glogar
Aafke Heringa
Chi Jin
Robert John Jordan
Bob Jordan
Gokce Ketizmen
Marie Le Roy
Benjamin Leclercq
Johanna Lindroth
Mats Lucia Bayer
Leandro Madrazo
Bo Malmberg
Audrey Mertens
Wellington Migliari
Silvia Mugnano
Roxanne Mulder
Samya Nhari
Maria Schlueter
Jessica Scott
Dort Spierings
Lieve Vanderstraeten
Erika Verscheure
Jakub Zasina
Jana Zdrahalova
Railway zone Delft: Reconstruction of a new housing area on and around underground railway tracks
The railway viaduct from the 1960s that cut the city in half has been removed and the construction of an underground railway tunnel took place between 2009 and 2015. A new living environment of approximately 24 hectares is being created close to the historic heart of Delft, in an area of approximately 24 hectares. The first above-ground buildings were completed in 2014. The above-ground construction process is still in full swing.
Selim Banabak
Brishti Banerjee
Naomi Beck
Nour-Lyna Boulgamh
Justyna Brzezicka
Ana Carolina Carvalho Farias
Joao Carvalhosa
Beatrice Egidi
Viviana Fernandez
Melissa Fernandez Arrigoitia
Carola Ludovica Giannotti Mura
Kjersti Birgitte Halvorsrud
Matthew Howells
Kyri Janssen
Richard Lang
Lucy OHara
Miseon Park
Federica Rotondo
Kim Skobba
Hanna Szemzo
Hans Volmarya
Fu Weiche
Stefania Zaccaro
New types of family housing in the city of Delft – Walking Excursion meeting point in front of Aula)
During this excursion you will be shown the progress and creativity of family housing in a dynamic new part of town. You will have the opportunity to explore some of these projects, including “The Family.” This innovative housing concept caters specifically to families, with its design inspired by the preferences and desires of children.
Haley Curran
Richard Dunning
Yankel Fijalkow
Meghan Flood
Diana Andreea Galos
Niloufar Ghafouriazar
Magdalena Gorczynska-Angiulli
Agim Kercuku
Joana Lages
Elisabetta Leni
Bo Li
Lena Magnusson Turner
Kristin Makszin
Yoko Matsuoka
John Matthews
Talia Melic
Hiroko Mizumura
Emma Nic Shuibhne
Ryan Nouwelant, van den
Yoshihiro Okamoto
Aleksandar Radulovic
Bill Randolph
Chiu Rebecca
Jane Rongerude
Hans Christian Sandlie
Inga-Lill Soederberg
Marieke Elisabeth Star, van der
Wendy Stone
Kazuki Watanabe
Thomas Watkin
Anke Wolters
Jinhee Yun
Magdalena Zaleczna
Collaborative housing in Delft – Cycling trip meeting point in front of Aula
The Netherlands has a varied history of collective self-organised housing. In this excursion, participants will visit collaborative housing projects from different time periods, where groups of residents have played a crucial role in the design, development, and management of their future homes, and where they share common facilities and tasks. The visited projects will represent different historical periods, architectural types and locations in and around the city of Delft, to illustrate this diversity. These will range from Centraalwonen Delft Tanthof, one of the first cohousing projects in the Netherlands, developed in the 1980s, to one of the newest collective self-organised housing projects in Nieuw Delft, the recently redeveloped former railway area in Delft. Explanations by residents, architects and policymakers will part of the visit.
Manuel Aalbers
Ivette Arroyo
Aysegul Baghal
Caroline Birkner
Silvia Cafora
James Dunn
Eleanor Ferguson
Olivia Guerra Santin
Nils Hertting
Tomas Horeni Samec
Csaba Jelinek
Mark Jordan
Tris Kee
Katarzyna Krolikowska
Ufuk Kucukyazici
Henrik Gutzon Larsen
Judith Lehner
Brian Micallef
Roslyn Molloy
David Mullins
Siri Osnes
Andrei Quintia Pastrana
Chantalle Rietdijk
Bahar Sakizlioglu
Daniela Sanjines Encinales
Vattani Saray-Delabar
Galyna Sukhomud
Yi Sun
Simon Voss
Robert Wiener
RijswijkBuiten: Sustainable housing area development at the border of Delft (Cycle tour meeting point: outside of Aula)
RijswijkBuiten is a large-scale area development of 3,500 sustainable dwellings located in between the cities of Delft and Rijswijk. Here the municipality of Rijswijk and private developers worked closely together in a public-private partnership construction to realise the high ambitions of the themes energy efficiency, water retention & climate adaptation. During this field trip practitioners show the progress in sustainability measures and urban planning for the last 1,100 dwellings. Be aware this field trip is by bike: basic cycling skills are required.
Kristin Aarland
Nick Bailey
Benjamin Baumgartner
Ingar Brattbakk
Yi-Ling Chen
Annette Davis
Valerie Defago
Adriana Diaconu
Antonio Duarte Santos
Michaela Fricova
Anna Granath Hansson
Professor Paddy Gray
Iselin Hewitt
Joris Hoekstra
Yiru Jia
Chi Jin
Gerald Koessl
Jannis Kresse
Steven Kromhout
Vojta Kuna
Christian Lennartz
Jannes Loon, van
Pawel Luczak
Martin Lux
Elham Maghsoudi Nia
Veronika Marianovska
Michael Harboe Moeller
Rebecka Mogren
Veera Niemi
Ylva Noren Bretzer
Kath Scanlon
Jean-Pierre Schaefer
Petr Sunega
Jan Sykora
Kate Simpson
Janis Umblijs
Fulay Uysal
Diederik Vermeir
Schieoevers Delft: A new and innovative housing and creative industry district – Walking Excursion Meetingpoint in front of Aula
In the Netherlands you find many industrial sites on attractive locations, close to desirable residential areas. However, these sites are often monofunctional and unattractive for living. Yet, government policies focused on urban development are leading to numerous projects aimed at transforming these industrial areas into appealing residential and workspaces. Placemaking is crucial in this endeavor: How do you give an area a new identity? How do you ensure that people discover this new area?
The Schieoevers is a prime example of this dynamic shift, with plans to create 3,200 homes and 1,250 jobs across 12 hectares of land. At the heart of it all lies the former Dutch Cable Factory, set to become a hub of innovation and collaboration. Picture the iconic factory halls blending seamlessly with modern structures, including the cutting-edge KD Lab for tech startups to flourish. But it doesn’t stop there – smart and sustainable mobility solutions are in the works, ensuring easy access and a car-free environment. And let’s not forget the lush green spaces along the waterfront, creating a picturesque backdrop for both work and play. Join us on an exciting field trip as we explore these remarkable transformations firsthand.
Mohsen Afshari
Sofiia Bahdai
Natalie Bonnewit
Elif Cemre Celikcan
Giuliana Costa
Nikolas Daub
Nicolas Del Canto
Theresa Audrey Esteban
Ellen Geurts
xiaoli gong
Jolien Groot
Gizem Deniz Guneri
Esin Hasgul
Zhuoshu He
Xin Li
Rene Lustgraaf, van de
Iris Margetis
Elena Martinez-Millana
Lene Wiell Nordberg
Beril Ozmen
Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway
Hugo Perilleux
Adela Petrovic
Chiara Piccardo
Nadine Roudil
Pekka Sagner
Luise Stoisser
Haiyao Tang
Andrew Wallace
Ruiyang Wang
Barend Wind
Sien Winters
Matthew Zerafa
Yuqi Zhang
Bingjie Zhang
The Hague South-West: Transformation of a post war housing area (Bus Tour – Meeting point busses outside of Aula)
This large post-war part of the city mainly contains social housing (4-storey porch houses). The municipality of The Hague has been renovating this area since the 2000s. Many of the older homes need to be refurbished or replaced and an additional number of about 10,000 homes are planned.
Nour Abdul Baki
Arthur Acolin
Branislav Antonic
carla Barbanti
Jasmin Bayar
Beyza Becerikli
Michal Braier
Sabrina Bresson
Katleen Broeck, Van den
Niels Broekman
Alessandra Buxton
WeiYi Cao
Ching-Yi Chen
Bracha Chyutin
Tijn Croon
Kirsten David
Rosa Drift, van der
Maja Flaato
Michail Georgiou
Fanny Gerbeaud
Eva Gerohazi
Karen Haandrikman
Maarten Ham, van
Qiong He
Thomas Hebbink
Jenny Hoolachan
Sagar Jayaramulu
Anne Kockelkorn
Julie Lawson
Jiayao Liu
Natasha Lytvynenko
Reetta Marttinen
Claudia Massioni
Deborah Menezes
Madalina Mezaros
Can Orhan
Berkay Oskay
Yunbei Ou
Artur Parys
Hal Pawson
Fenne Pinkster
Gennaro Postiglione
Barbora Rakova
Declan Redmond
Ana Relvas Cacheira
Kim Roelofs
Katja Roslevitch
Anna Maria Santiago
Anu Sarnet
Richard Sendi
Eva Severens
Thinking Beyond the Market: a film about genuinely affordable housing – A film by Brian Doucet: Venue location: Conference Room C
In this full-length documentary film, we will go across Canada to learn about policies, programs and projects that are helping to shift housing away from a speculative commodity, and towards a human right. From new housing that is decoupled from market prices, to rent control and tenant protection, this film explores a range of examples that show us pathways to addressing the housing crisis. Featuring interviews with residents, practitioners, advocates, politicians and academics, this film shows us inspiring examples of what can be possible, and gives us hope that maybe the solutions are already here, hiding in plain sight! The film was written and produced by Dr Brian Doucet, Canada Research Chair at the University of Waterloo. Originally from Canada, Dr Doucet previously taught at Utrecht University and Erasmus University College in the Netherlands. He will lead an interactive Q&A discussion at the end of the film.
