Peter Luscuere, professor of Building Physics and Services, will moderate the master class ‘Natural air conditioning with Earth, Wind & Fire’ on 16 June.

How can specific building components contribute to healthy circular material flows? PhD researcher Bob Geldermans took the case of non-bearing partitioning walls to explore how material properties, material flows, product design, and user benefits can contribute to circularity and flexibility in the built environment.

Research project ‘Circularcity’ explores the roles of contemporary Dutch architects regarding the circular economy in the built environment.

How can the energy transition be connected to creating a circular economy? Using a circular renovation module for the energy-retrofitting of housing offers a combined answer to the two challenges.

On 14 February, the CHARM Inspiration Day focuses on digitalisation for circularity.

On 30 September the winners of the Circularity in the Built Environment Graduation Award 2020-2021 will be announced. This annual award recognizes the contribution BK graduation students make to the transition towards a circular built environment and aims to stimulate research and innovation in the field of circularity in the built environment.

On 4 October, the BK Talks 'Not in my backyard. Citizen engagement in the circularity era' will take place.

In the sight of the CHARM (Circular Housing Asset Renovation & Management) project, various webinars are being organised on 23 and 24 February.

On 4 March, the webinar 'Is een keuken voor het leven mogelijk? Een webinar over de voorlopige onderzoeksresultaten' takes place.