Research Day Digitalisation of the Built Environment
A growing population, a dire housing shortage, and irreversible climate change. Construction plays a crucial role in solving the major challenges of our time.
Collaborating for decentralised neighbourhood energy systems
De Groene Mient is a socio-ecological housing project in the Vruchtenbuurt district of The Hague, where 33 households largely meet the energy-neutral standard.
Atasi Bhattacharjee on her EU training programme about Positive Energy Districts (PEDs) in Zurich
Atasi Bhattacharjee,r esearcher of the research group Future Urban Systems recently took part in a EU training program conducted by the COST Action Positive Energy Districts European Network (PED-EU-NET).
Building smart, inclusive cities with Dr Rizal Sebastian
When it comes to sustainability, an area where we can make a significant impact is the urban environment, according to Dr Rizal Sebastian, our new Professor of Future Urban Systems.
Head of research group Dr Rizal Sebastian focuses on sustainable, liveable cities
It should be a reality in less than 10 years. Then we will live in climate-neutral cities that run on renewable energy, consist of sustainable buildings and can withstand extreme weather.
The Hague University of Applied Science proud partner cooperation 4TU.Bouw
For the theme 'digitization in the built environment' The Hague University of Applied Sciences has become a partner in the cooperation 4TU.Bouw (consisting of TU Delft, TU Eindhoven, University of Twente, Wageningen...
Research Group Future Urban Systems going at full speed in 2023!
Looking back, 2022 was an exciting year for our research group. Dr. Rizal Sebastian was appointed as professor at The Hague University of Applied Sciences and senior advisor to the Netherlands Enterprise Agency RVO.
THUAS Students collaborated with FUS to win the 2022 Techathon!
The city of Amersfoort can start working on the Hoefkwartier neighborhood. The municipality was presented with one groundbreaking and innovative plan after another on the 10th of November, 2022, during Techathon '22.
PhD candidate Laura Stevens likes to inspire her students
Her students are inspired by her to design beautiful things, based on nature. Laura Stevens – a camp fire girl and nature activist in her youth – explores how we can mimic nature in our designs. It's called biomimicry.