13 October: Seminar with Visiting Professor Florian Boer on the circularity of materials and a ‘revolution in wood’.

Many Dutch construction companies and clients have started working with circular construction. But what exactly this form of building means is not yet clear. That is why the ‘Cirkelstad’ (Circle City) platform is working on a covenant, a clear agreement on how circular construction projects should be achieved.

Panel discussion moderated by Arjan van Timmeren on 1 October. After the panel discussion, recorded interviews with the winners of the Circularity in te Built Environment Graduation Award will be on show.

Discover the opportunities that circular building products can offer. Enroll now for the professional education course ‘Circular Building Products for a Sustainable Built Environment’, which starts on 7 October.

On 24 September the winners of the Circularity in the Built Environment Graduation Award 2019-2020 were announced by Dean Dick van Gameren.

The Circular Built Environment Hub of the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment organises a series of public debates. Every two months there will be a public debate on a specific topic.

The nominated and winning projects of the Circularity in the Built Environment Graduation Award 2022-2023 will be on show in the corridor around the Oostserre from 4 to 26 October.

On 18 September, Visiting Professor Joanna Williams will give the public lecture 'Circular cities: a revolution in sustainable urban systems' at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment.

On 3 October, the nominated and winning projects of the Circularity in the Built Environment Graduation Award 2022-2023 will be announced.

Join us on July 6th at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment for a public debate on transitioning to a circular built environment.