Check-in & coffee

Welcome Address, Mauro Overend

KEYNOTE: Explorations in Glass, Gijs Rikken (MVRDV)

New developments in Glass Vector Active Structures, Ate Snijder (TU Delft)

Embedded liquid-laminated glas connections, Esfratios Volakos (Cambridge)

Thin glass composite elements with additive manufactured core, Daniel Pfarr (TU Dresden)

Panel discussion

Coffee break

The research behind the realization of the Qaammat Pavilion, Faidra Oikonomopoulou ( TU Delft)

Glass up-casting: A novel approach for recycling as-is glass waste into volumentric glass components, Telesilla Bristogianni (TU Delft)

Topology Optimization of Low-Weight Structural Glass, Jackson Jewett (MIT)

Panel discussion

Lunch break

KEYNOTE: Building Ecosystems, Jan Jongert (SuperUse Studios)

Material efficiency in facades, Rebecca Hartwell (Cambridge)

Assessing the resilience of laminated glass panels during extreme events: flood barriers and blast protection, Socrates Angelides (Steel SCI/Cambridge)

Seismic testing and multi-performance evaluation of full scale unitized curtain walls, Simona Bianchi (TU Delft)

Panel discussion

Coffee break

Occupant-glass interaction: challenge and opportunities, Alessandra Luna Navarro (TU Delft/Cambridge)

Optimization of closed cavity facades for enhancing energy efficiency and IEQ in office buildings, Michalis Michail (Cambridge) 

Potential of switchable glazing for occupant well-being reduce energy demand and glare control in office buildings within a mediterrenean climate, Etienne Magri (University of Malta)

Panel discussion

KEYNOTE: Engineering Transparency for a Sustainable Future, James O'Callaghan (EOC Engineers)

Closing remarks & networking

Dinner in historic city of Delft (registration on additional fee required - limited spots available)