Latest news
Latest news
[Translate to English:] ReVolt House wil energie besparen
23 February 2012
[Translate to English:] Het ReVolt House-team is op dit moment hard bezig het energieverbruik van het ReVolt House terug te dringen.
Continue
Urbanism alumni among Europan 2011 winners
22 February 2012
Alumni from the studio Complex Cities (master track Urbanism) have won the prestigious Europan award with their proposals to transform a university campus into a self-sufficient Multitalented City.
Continue
Architecture students develop solutions for vacant offices in Rotterdam
23 February 2012
In collaboration with the Veldacademie (Neighbourhood transformation academy) students taking the Master’s track Architecture and Real Estate and Housing provided by the TU Delft Faculty of Architecture have developed a plan and conversion strategy for a large empty office building in Rotterdam.
Continue
Book publication: Principles & Strategies for Sustainable Design
23 February 2012February 2012 saw the publication of the book ‘Uitgangspunten en strategieën voor een duurzaam ontwerp’(‘Principles & Strategies for Sustainable Design’) by Prof. C.A.J. Duijvestein and Peter Teeuw (afdeling Architectuur, TU Delft) and Kristel Aalbers (Architectuur en Real Estate and Housing, TU Delft).
Continue
Call for papers: RSA European Conference 2012
12 January 2012From 13-16 May, TU Delft’s faculty of Architecture will host the 2012 RSA European Conference. 2012’s theme will be: ‘Networked regions and cities in times of fragmentation:
Developing smart, sustainable and inclusive places’.
Continue
TU Delft receives NWO grant for Better Airport Regions
09 February 2012
The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) has awarded a grant of over 900,000 euros to the research programme on ‘Better Airport Regions’.
Continue
Exhibition Vertical Cities Asia in Singapore
08 February 2012
From 15 February unitl 2 March 2012, the exhibition ‘Vertical Cities Asia’ – displaying work from Urbanism and Architecture master students of the Architecture faculty TU Delft - will be on display in the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Singapore.
Continue
Interview Vincent Gruis on financial problems Dutch housing corporations
08 February 2012
With the financial problems of Vestia, the organisation of Dutch housing corporations is more topical than ever. And so was new Architecture professor Vincent Gruis’ inaugural lecture on 3 February 2012.
Continue
Clean sweep for Architecture students in facade design competition
26 January 2012
‘How do you keep the heat of the sun out but still let the sunlight in?’ That was the problem the participants in the Bold and Beautiful Student Facade Competition were asked to solve.
Continue
Urbanism students in the media: Den Helder
08 February 2012
Urbanism students working on the module ‘Analysis and Design of City Form’ collaborated with Atelier Kustkwaliteit on a town planning scheme and strategic project for three Dutch coastal towns.
Continue
New director Graduate School A+BE
26 January 2012
Prof. H.J. (Henk) Visscher is the new director of the Graduate School of Architecture and the Built Environment (A+BE).
Continue
Towards an Integral Water Management Strategy in New Orleans
26 January 2012
Between 10 and 15 January 2012, a seminar and closed presentation was held by the Dutch Dialogues consortium in New Orleans.
Continue
Karin Laglas opens expert meeting MOVe
26 January 2012
On 20 January dean Karin Laglas opened the expert meeting organised by the research group MOVe (Social Entrepreneurship and Housing Management) on the organisation of property development by housing associations.
Continue
TU Delft develops sustainable (E)novation facade
26 January 2012
Together with a consortium of companies in the facade sector, the TU Delft Faculty of Architecture has developed a new, sustainable facade concept: the [E]novation facade.
Continue
Exhibition of minor archineering student work
25 January 2012
Until 2 February 2012, an exhibition of student’s work from the minor Archineering will be on display in the Science Centre TU Delft. 35 students have designed a pavilion for the garden of the Science Centre.
Continue
