Our 2019 group photo
This is our group in 2019 with our vision for the future. In 2019 Professor Vincent Nadin has left the section, as he retired. For information about our group, please write to spatial planning-BK@tudelft.nl
Doctoral Defence of Jeroen van Schaick: December 9 at 12h00
Jeroen van Schaik (NL), PhD Candidate The doctoral defence of Jeroen van Schaick will take place on December 9 at 12h00 at the TU Delft AULA. At 12h00 he will give a preliminary talk. The tile of Jeroen’s PhD dissertation is ‘Timespace matters: Exploring the gap between knowing about activity patterns of people and knowing...
Complex Cities student Hanne van den Berg selected as ‘Best TU Delft graduate’
This is a transcription of the article published by the BK-City News on 10.11.2011. For the original article, please visit here. Hanne van den Berg selected as ‘Best TU Delft graduate’ 10 November 2011 by M&C Architecture student Hanne van den Berg (MSc, Urbanism) has been selected for the UfD-Mecanoo ‘Best TU Delft Graduate’ prize for...
Seminar on Chinese Urban Development 18 Nov 2011 Bouwkunde room C 13h45
Urban development in China: priorities and dilemmasA Seminar organized by the studio Complex Cities of the Chair Spatial Planning and Strategy and Real Estate and Housing. In the process of rapid economic development and re-structuring, Chinese cities have undergone three major transitions simultaneously in the last three decades. These are marketization, internationalization and rural-urban migration,...
Governance Lecture: Teaching Governance for Urbanism
Governance Lecture Series 1: Governance for Urbanism.
Making Room for People: Choice, Voice and Liveability in Residential Places, a new book
Making Room for People Choice, Voice and Liveability in Residential Places Edited by Lei Qu and Evert Hasselaar Published by: Techne Press Authors: Gabriela Rendón, Edward Hulsbergen, Paul Stouten, Evert Hasselaar, Luuk Boelens, Anne-Jo Visser, Hein de Haan, Lidewij Tummers, Lei Qu Making Room for People elaborates on preferences in housing. It explores...
Thorsten Schuetze in Integrated Urban Resource Management
Thorsten Schuetze from the Chair of Environmental Design will present his present research during our RPS seminar on 20 October(Thursday). The presentation title is: Integrated Urban Resource Management Please don’t hesitate to join our seminar series. The presentation will start from 12.45 to 13.45 in the room 01-west-290, BK.
Why Internationalise? An article on the internationalisation of the university
Why Internationalise? A text on the internationalisation of the university (click to download) Open publication – Free publishing – More governance
Governance Lectures: Property X Justice
Governance Lecture Series 1: Governance for Urbanism View more presentations from Roberto Rocco
RPS Seminar 29 September: Fernando Osuna Pérez, University of Granada, Spain
Our new guest researcher Fernando Osuna Pérez from University of Granada (Spain) will present his present research during our RPS seminar on 29 September (coming Thursday). The presentation title is: Cordoba and the Guadalquivir: characterization of the best sites for its strategic development around the river channel Some key words include: Cordoba, Guadalquivir, city and river, waterscapes, metropolitan landscape, fluviality The presentation will...
The Chair Spatial Planning and Strategy is located at TU Delft
The Chair of Spatial Planning and Strategy is led by Professor Vincent Nadin and is located in the Department of Urbanism, Faculty of Architecture of the Delft University of Technology. We are particularly interested in how intervention through spatial planning can meet the challenge of territorial management in the context of the growing complexity of networked...
Ryan Gravel and the Atlanta Beltline Project
Ryan Gravel Ryan Gravel’s 1999 master’s thesis from Georgia Tech in Architecture and City Planning was the original vision for the ambitious Atlanta Beltline – a 22-mile transit greenway that transforms a loop of old railroads with light-rail transit, parks and trails to generate economic growth and protect quality-of-life in 45 neighborhoods...
Ryan Gravel of the Atlanta Beltline Project at TU Delft: OCTOBER 6 2011
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