The section’s research activities and networks are organized along three main lines: Cities in Transition, focusing on environmental quality and health, inclusive cities and public space, the adaptation of urban form, and heritage; Urban Territories which sets the focus on Delta Urbanism, productive landscapes, and urban climate resilience; and Theories and Methods of Urban Design, which is concerned with the development of new design processes and design theory, co-creation, and the use of digital tools and data-driven design.
Cowborgs in the Polder
Exploring the interactions between human and non-human animals, robots, data technologies, genomics, and farm architecture in the industrialized Dutch dairy landscapes
Rbanism
Building digital competence for reproducible, automated and scalable research in the urbanism research community
Making Green Work
Closing the virtuous circle of enabling urban green-blue infrastructure through transformative communities of innovation
The Acceptance of Density
Comparative discourse analysis in Switzerland and The Netherlands
Architectural Encounters with AI
The New Data-driven Agricultural Landscapes in the Dutch Delta System
I-SURF
Instruments for Sustainable Urban Riverfronts
Automated Landscapes
Architectures of Work without Human Workers
Durability and Social Change in Neighbourhoods
Three Housing Biographies in Zurich Langstrassenquarter and the CIAM study of 1937
VR-Lab
Virtual Reality Design Methods and Application Lab
Water4Change
Fit-for-purpose water sensitive design for fast growing livable cities
Metageographies of Urbanization
Is the World Urban? Towards a Critique of Geospatial Ideology
Amsterwarm
Area typology of the urban heat island effect in the city of Amsterdam
Critical Environments
Research platform for intellectual exchange, collaborative knowledge production and resource commoning
Public Health + Public Space
Delta Urbanism
Interdisciplinary research programme
Towards a Media-Archaeology of our Data Society
Artistic Research Project with Armin Linke
The Glasshouse: A Medium of Interchangeability
2020: A Year Without Public Space under the COVID-19 Pandemic
Wie wollen wir wohnen?
100 Jahre Zürcher Wohnbaugenosseschaften
Cities of Making
Resources for activating new urban industry through technology, spatial design and transition governance
Decolonising Water Sensitive Urban Design
The City of the Future
Hotterdam
How space is making Rotterdam warmer, how this affects the health of its inhabitants, and what can be done about it.
Cowborgs in the Polder
Exploring the interactions between human and non-human animals, robots, data technologies, genomics, and farm architecture in the industrialized Dutch dairy landscapes
Critical Environments
Research platform for intellectual exchange, collaborative knowledge production and resource commoning
Rbanism
Building digital competence for reproducible, automated and scalable research in the urbanism research community
Public Health + Public Space
Making Green Work
Closing the virtuous circle of enabling urban green-blue infrastructure through transformative communities of innovation
Delta Urbanism
Interdisciplinary research programme
The Acceptance of Density
Comparative discourse analysis in Switzerland and The Netherlands
Towards a Media-Archaeology of our Data Society
Artistic Research Project with Armin Linke
Architectural Encounters with AI
The New Data-driven Agricultural Landscapes in the Dutch Delta System
The Glasshouse: A Medium of Interchangeability
I-SURF
Instruments for Sustainable Urban Riverfronts
2020: A Year Without Public Space under the COVID-19 Pandemic
Automated Landscapes
Architectures of Work without Human Workers
Wie wollen wir wohnen?
100 Jahre Zürcher Wohnbaugenosseschaften
Durability and Social Change in Neighbourhoods
Three Housing Biographies in Zurich Langstrassenquarter and the CIAM study of 1937
Cities of Making
Resources for activating new urban industry through technology, spatial design and transition governance
VR-Lab
Virtual Reality Design Methods and Application Lab
Decolonising Water Sensitive Urban Design
Water4Change
Fit-for-purpose water sensitive design for fast growing livable cities
The City of the Future
Metageographies of Urbanization
Is the World Urban? Towards a Critique of Geospatial Ideology
Hotterdam
How space is making Rotterdam warmer, how this affects the health of its inhabitants, and what can be done about it.
Amsterwarm
Area typology of the urban heat island effect in the city of Amsterdam
