On Tuesday, 1 July, TU Delft will host a seminar on the future of sustainable housing in Europe. Organized by the Management in the Built Environment (MBE) Department, Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, and the Urban Energy Institute, the event will focus on energy renovation and transition at the building level. It will place these themes within the broader context of policy, technological, and market developments, offering insights from local, regional, national, and international perspectives. 

 

📅 Date: Tuesday, 1 July, 10:00-12:30 

📍 Location: TU Delft AULA 

 

Speakers

•  Henk Visscher – Professor of Housing Quality, TU Delft & Director, Urban Energy Institute 
•  Ellen van Bueren – Professor of Urban Development Management, TU Delft 
• Frank Wassenberg – Housing Market Expert, Platform31 

Agenda and additional speaker announcements to follow. 

 

This seminar also marks the opening of the Summer School on Sustainable Housing from a European Perspective, a two-week program where ~30 international students will work on a Delft-based housing case study. While the Summer School is a closed program, the seminar is open to a broader audience. Find out more about the Summer School here.