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The coming age of ‘solar everywhere’
From image recognition to medical diagnostics, Machine Learning has a huge impact. Yet Elvin Isufi adds an extra dimension, enabling its…
Delft | Day 1
Delft | Day 1 On Monday 18th of July, the TU Delft students welcomed the UBI students over lunch. A welcome speech by Andy van den…
Delft | Day 1 | Posts
Delft | Day 1 | Posts Check out more photos from our first day! Aditionally, you can follow us in LinkedIn , Twitter , Instagram and…
TU Delft student team ‘Lettus Design’ has won the Urban Greenhouse Challenge
LettUs Design Team of TU Delft proposed a winning modular urban farming concept that can be tailored to the needs of a neighbourhood with…
Welcome @FLEXINet
The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy has allocated 5.7 million euro to FLEXINet. In the upcoming years, the FLEXINet…
The ability (or inability) to attain a better life
Gaps between affluent and poor city dwellers are increasing all over the world. In a new book and lecture series, researchers Maarten van…
Questions on the road to the circular city
It may seem obvious that architects will help shape a circular economy. But how exactly? What role will they play in the emergence of a…
1M Homes: ‘More living space’ doesn't just mean ‘more building’
Demand is high. The shortage of suitable and affordable housing means more and more people are missing out. Is spending ten years churning…
Project management Chinese energy renovations needs improvement
The Chinese government is trying to improve the energy performance of existing buildings through renovations, but much is still going wrong.…
Safeguarding public values is a balancing act
Safeguarding public values is a task of the government, but in the built environment, private parties are increasingly often lending a hand.…