The ‘Circular Extension’ innovative design is one of the three finalists in the Public category of the Circular Awards 2022. This design, which researcher Anne van Stijn from the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment at TU Delft also worked on, is a good real-life example of the development and testing of circular components in housing renovation.

How does a circular building environment touch on societal values such as social justice, well being, and citizen participation? Join the discussion in our interactive workshop at the Ecocity World Summit 2022 on 22 February.

Several of TU Delft’s MOOCs are born of our lecturers’ desire to share their knowledge with thousands of learners worldwide, whilst challenging themselves in a new format, reaching beyond the physical campus. This journey can at times results in unexpected outcomes, such as publishing a book and helping to put circularity more firmly onto the faculty’s educational agenda.

Students from all levels of education (BSc, MSc) as well as PhD researchers are invited to participate in a 3-day intensive workshop that will focus on the topic of scales from July 10 to July 12.

Panel discussion moderated by Tillmann Klein on 25 November.

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.