MSc Urbanism @TU Delft on LinkedIn: Today the academic year has officially started! On Friday we already had… (2024)

As the year comes to a close, we want to reflect on the graduation projects of our students.Many of them were showcased in the urbanism graduation show 2024. If you missed the show or want to explore more, we invite you to visit the Online Graduation Museum. Here, you'll find an overview of projects, complete with links to the TU Delft repository, from urbanism, landscape architecture and geomatics.#Urbanism #graduationprojects #LandscapeArchitecture #Geomatics #TUDelft #OnlineMuseum

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Save the date for the master kick-off on Friday 30.08 for all new Urbanism and Landscape Architecture students! In order to welcome you properly study association Polis together with the Department of Urbanism are organizing a morning coffee from 9-10h with your fellow students, and a meet & greet from 13.30-15.30h. In addition to that we offer the opportunity to go on an excursion in Delft or Rotterdam on Saturday in small student groups. The official start of the academic year will be Monday 02.09 at 8.45h in the Oostserre. For more information read your mail carefully. As for our returning students, we will welcome you back on 02.09 in a separate session!

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Students of the Landscape Architecture elective EcoCampus have designed and constructed the first projects of the Food Village! Situated at the Hammen farm, there is now a food forest, a tea garden and a front garden where edible flowers will grow. The plants can be plucked by visitors and will be used in the kitchen of the Faculty Club.Some plants have to grow before they can be harvested, but in the food forest there already is plenty of parsley and peppermint to pluck! Come by to have a look, the fence is opened during the week from 8 to 16h!#landscapearchitecture #ecocampus #foodvillage #openforvisit #delft

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The Urbanism Graduation Show 2024 will take place next week and we are excited to announce our participating firms in the career fair on 27.06 in the Berlage! During the morning from 9-12h FABRICations. , GROOSMAN architecten, OD205 | stedenbouw en landschap , Urhahn | stedenbouw en strategie, MLA+, ECHO Urban Design, Palmbout Urban landscapes, SVP Architectuur en Stedenbouw, Mecanoo, Urbis, Movares and Urban Synergy will visit us.In the afternoon from 13-16h we will be joined by Defacto Urbanism, BügelHajema Adviseurs, Royal HaskoningDHV, Play the City, MTD landschapsarchitecten, De Zwarte Hond, buro MA.AN, West 8, , DELVA Landscape Architecture | Urbanism, Movares and KCAP. The Graduation Show 2024 is a three day event organised by the graduation coordinator Luisa Maria Calabrese and POLIS | Platform for Urbanism and Landscape Architecture TU Delft. It celebrates the work of graduates and invites the wider community to reflect on Urbanism and Landscape Architecture at our faculty. #event #urbanism #careerfair #graduationshow #symposium #centreforthejustcity #utopia #magazinelaunch

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Discover sustainability in Delft! To kick off the year, students of the master track Urbanism and Landscape Architecture are invited to visit Delft and Rotterdam. In small groups they can discover the cities from a new perspective. Recently a sustainability tour has been added with content created by bachelor students. As part of the honours course ‘Videoing Sustainable Measures’ they created videos on sustainable measures in Delft. You can find the locations via the link below, including a map with QR codes that you can print at home to have your own tour!#sustainablemeasures #delfttour #urbanism #landscapearchitecture #interactivetour #videoguide #tudelft #sustainabilitytour #discover #walk

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The Urbanism Graduation Show 2024 is coming up soon! The three day event will take place from 26.06 till 28.06 at the Faculty of Architecture and is organised by the graduation coordinator Luisa Maria Calabrese and POLIS | Platform for Urbanism and Landscape Architecture TU Delft . The Graduation Show celebrates the work of graduates and invites the wider community to reflect on Urbanism and Landscape Architecture at our faculty. During the whole three days a graduation exhibition will be held in the Urbanism studio. It showcases master thesis projects of the collective Urbanism track with a special section dedicated to fieldwork and Polis. On 27.06 from 9-12h and 13-16h a career fair will take place in the Berlage. During this networking event our students can connect with people from practice. In the evening from 18-20h Polis will launch Atlantis Magazine on Utopia with a presentation and discussion of the contributors.On 28.06 a lecture by Centre for the Just City will be given from 10-12h in the Berlage. In the afternoon from 14-18h a symposium will take place. During this event studio coordinators, students, and guests from academic institutions and practice will discuss “The Role of Design-Based Research in Urbanism Education and Beyond". Feel free to join, discover and discuss Urbanism with our team and current graduates! Stay tuned for more information and the upcoming LinkedIn event. #urbanism #landscape #graduation #exhibition #careerfair #connectingwithpractice #discuss #reflect #symposium #magazinelaunch #centreforthejustcity #TUDelftVideo by Polis

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Students are imagining a greener future for the TU Delft campus with the ECOCampus initiative under the guidance of Nico Tillie, Rosa de Wolf, Rene Hoonhout, Gary Gilson and their team! Find out more in the post below#urbanecologydesign #natureinclusivecity #landscapearchitecture #tudelft #biology #urbanecosystem #urbanhabitat #greencampus #sustainablecampus

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In the design studio Spatial Strategies for the Global Metropolis of the Spatial Planning & Strategy section, students make a regional design in groups of 4-5 students. They explore how sustainability transitions affect peri-urban areas in a Dutch sub-region of the Rhine, Meuse and Schelde delta region. Using the concepts of circular economy, decentralisation, and sustainable land use, students discuss issues that matter in ongoing Dutch national spatial planning. They work with the spatial claims that CO2, Nitrogen and water make on these areas and envision how these can be accommodated within the scare space. The student projects of Q3 in 2023-2024 dealt with these problems in different ways. Therefore we want to look back on some of the teams. Do you want to know more? Check out the projects on the TU Delft education repository! 01: Waste Houses-Messing up The NetherlandsTutors: Verena Balz &LukasHöllerStudents:Aleksandra Kurkierewicz Isabella Jaramillo Diaz Julia Schasfoort Yiling Yang Madelief van der Kraan02: Ports, Portscapes, Port LandscapesTutors:Alexander WandlBirgit HausleitnerStudents: Elena Agterdenbos, Fenne Manshande, Niels Samuels, Romane Sanchez, Maximilian Theye03: Healthy DeltaTutors: Diego Andres Sepulveda Carmona Marcin DabrowskiStudents:Jing TianChristel VonckenLeonie ZwieninkGijs ten BoschGanesh Umasankar04: Cows, Crops and CoopsTutors: Rodrigo CardosoNikos KatsikisStudents:Jonas BottelierMelanie MarshalJuliette HeeskensTitia RuiterMyrthe de Reus05: PowerShiftTutors: Lei QuFrancesca RizzettoStudents:Evgenia VamvakousiFrithasya Jeniardina PurbaKristupas KadysNikita HamSebestyen Pfisztner06: NitrotopiaTutors:Caroline Newton Luque Martin Students: Marina DeffnerFruzsina KovácsJakob PesendorferFloor SchepelYuhang Zhai#TUDelft #urbanism #globalmetropolis #spatialstrategies #spatialclaims #periurbanares #deltaregion #nationalplanningstrategy

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In the electives of Urbanism, students can choose to delve into different topics and contexts. Some of these courses also involve a fieldtrip abroad to immerse themselves in local contexts. Currently, students from the Infrastructure and Environment Design course are abroad in South Africa with Fransje Hooimeijer, while students from the Globalization course are in China under the guidance of Diego Sepulveda Carmona.The students from Infrastructure and Environment Design are currently working on four cases that contribute to the MINELIVES project. This project, granted by the South African National Research Foundation (NRF) and NWO, focuses on finding solutions that balance trade-offs and enhance synergies in the water-energy-food nexus (WEF) in the former mining landscapes of South Africa. Named 'Longue Durée of WEF in post-extraction landscapes: Learning from Gauteng and Limpopo Regions to develop an interdisciplinary approach,' the project specifically targets low-income townships and informal settlements. The results are expected to make a contribution to the sustainability of the vision on redevelopment of the extraction landscapes. The Globalization Free Choice course serves as a platform for the comparative evaluation of diverse metropolitan responses to the Global City model and its associated spatial metropolization model. In Hong Kong, students are focusing on the Greater Bay Area in collaboration with The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. In this studio, game-boarding and scenario building techniques are employed to develop planning models that can address large-scale challenges. Additionally, the course aligns with the International Forum on Urbanism (IFoU).#TUDelft #urbanism #fieldtrip #southafrica #china #infrastructuredesign #environmentaldesign #globalization #metropolos #interdisciplinary

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