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Educating Uncertainty
How students and teachers deal with uncertainty in transdisciplinary courses on urban sustainability
2024 || Paperback || Nina Bohm || TU Delft
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Operating Room Ventilation
A View From Different Perspectives
2024 || Paperback || Jos Lans || TU Delft
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Reconceptualizing Interventions of Built Heritage
A Comparison between Doctrines and Practices
2025 || Paperback || Mi Lin || TU Delft
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Fritz Schumacher & Heinrich Tessenow
2022 || Paperback || Carola Hein e.a. || TU Delft
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Understanding and Enhancing the Effectiveness of Adaptive Reuse of Built Heritage
From an International Context to Application in Iran
2024 || Paperback || Fatemeh Hedieh Arfa || TU Delft
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Preparing Dutch Homes for Energy Transition
A Decision Support Framework for Renovating Existing Dutch Dwellings for Lower Temperature District Heating
2025 || Paperback || Prateek Wahi || TU Delft
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Advancing Transparency
Connecting glass with heat – An experimental approach to the implementation of heat bonding into glassconnection design for structural applications
2022 || Paperback || Lisa Rammig || TU Delft
nD-PointCloud Data Management
Continuous Levels, Adaptive Histograms, and Diverse Query Geometries
2022 || Paperback || Haicheng Liu || TU Delft
In the Geomatics domain, a point cloud refers to a data set that records the coordinates and other attributes of a huge number of points. Conceptually, each of the attributes can be regarded as a dimension to represent a specific type of information, such as time and Level of Importance (LoI). Drastically increasing collection of high dimensional point clouds raises essential demand for smart and highly efficient data management solutions. However, effective tools are missing. File-based solu...
Towards a future sustainable housing stock
Assessment of the energy performance of dwellings of non-profit housing associations
2022 || Paperback || Herman van der Bent || TU Delft
This thesis examines the energy performance of dwellings of Dutch non-profit housing associations towards a future sustainable housing stock. Improving the energy performance of dwellings aims to improve the quality of dwellings and therewith to lower the actual energy consumption. Lowering the actual energy consumption of dwellings contributes to the battle against climate change. This thesis addresses four studies. Study 1 assesses the energy performance progress of over two million dwellin...
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Improving Resident Participation for Neighborhood Rehabilitation in Post-pandemic China
From Initiation to Continuation
2025 || Paperback || Yu Li || TU Delft
