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Dwelling on courtyards
Exploring the energy efficiency and comfort potential of courtyards for dwellings in the Netherlands
2019 || Paperback || Mohammad Taleghani || TU Delft Open
The urban heat island (UHI) phenomenon and the dependency of buildings on fossil fuels were the two main issues that formed this dissertation. UHI results in higher air temperatures in dense urban areas compared with their suburbs and rural surroundings. This phenomenon affects human health through thermal discomfort. Furthermore, in the Netherlands, it is estimated that by 2050 the air temperature could be up to 2.3°C warmer as compared to the period of 1981-2010. Besides, the energy cons...
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Evaluation of plan implementation
peri-urban development and the Shanghai master plan 1999-2020
2019 || Paperback || Jinghuan He || TU Delft Open
Since the 1980s China has experienced unprecedented urbanisation as a result of a series of reforms promoting rapid economic development. Shanghai, like the other big cities along China’s coastline, has witnessed extraordinary growth in its economy and population with industrial development and rural-to-urban migration generating extensive urban expansion. Shanghai’s GDP growth rate has been over 10 per cent for more than 15 years. Its population in 2013 was estimated at 23.47 million, wh...
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Evolutionary design assistants for architecture
2019 || Paperback || N. Onur Sönmez || TU Delft Open
In its parallel pursuit of an increased competitivity for design offices and more pleasurable and easier workflows for designers, artificial design intelligence is a technical, intellectual, and political challenge. While human-machine cooperation has become commonplace through Computer Aided Design (CAD) tools, a more improved collaboration and better support appear possible only through an endeavor into a kind of artificial design intelligence, which is more sensitive to the human perceptio...
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COOLFACADE
2018 || Paperback || Alejandro Prieto Hoces || TU Delft Open
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Van den Broek & Bakema
Vigorous protagonists of a functionalist architecture at the TH Delft
2019 || Paperback || Herman van Bergeijk e.a. || TU Delft Open
This small booklet contains the inaugural speeches of Th. K. van Lohuizen and Cor van Eesteren on their appointments as professors at the Technical College of Delft. The texts provide novel insights into their respective teaching programs, and appear here for the first time in English. An analytical reflection on their work by the architectural historian Herman van Bergeijk introduces them.
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Metamorphosis
The transformation of Dutch Museums
2019 || Paperback || Job Roos e.a. || TU Delft Open
In 1990 the then Minister for Culture, Hedy d’Ancona, issued the Delta Plan for Cultural Preservation: a large-scale and national program to thoroughly improve collection storage conditions in Dutch museums. This signalled the start of a transformation of the Dutch museum.he reason for this radical transformation of Dutch museums was the pending privatization of the country’s national museums. From the beginning of the 1990s, national museums had to stand on their own feet. That gave the ...
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Urban informality shaped by labor
Addressing the spatial logics of favelas
|| Paperback || Ana Rosa Chagas Cavalcanti || TU Delft Open
This doctoral thesis mainly consists of a series of journal publications written by the author between 2015 and 2019. The doctoral thesis presents the results of ten years of research on informal settlements, with particular reference to Brazilian favelas. The research aimed to understand the social dynamics of the production of space in these settlements. To this purpose, the author took residence in favelas and performed field research for a total of six years, including the witnessing of a...
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In-Situ Determination of Buildings’ Thermo-Physical Characteristics
Method Development, Experimentation, and Computation
2020 || Paperback || Arash Rasooli || TU Delft Open
Accurate determination of building’s critical thermo-physical characteristics such as the walls’ thermal resistance, thermal conductivity, and volumetric heat capacity is essential to indicate effective and efficient energy conservation strategies at building level. In practice, the values of these parameters, which determine not only possible energy savings, but also related costs, are rarely available because the current determination methods are time-and-effort-expensive, and consequen...
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Architecture & Urban Design—Amsterdam and Boston
MSc 2 Elective Design Studio AR0067 Spring 2018–2019
2020 || Paperback || Roberto Cavallo e.a. || TU Delft Open
At TU Delft, in the interdisciplinary MSc II Design Studio Architecture & Urban Design, students of the master tracks Architecture, Urbanism and Landscape Architecture of the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment work closely together. The integrative approach of this graduate course setting allows the students to examine urban space as architectural space and architectural space as urban space. Through an experimental design method, developed during the 2018 national research pro...
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Business Innovation Towards a Circular Economy
An Ecosystem Perspective
2021 || Paperback || Jan Konietzko || TU Delft Open
We currently live in a carbon intensive linear economy. On the basis of burning fossil fuels, we take, make and waste an increasing amount of materials. This has pushed us against serious planetary boundaries. Radical reductions in environmental impact are needed over the coming decades. Entire economies and societies will have to reorganize. A promising candidate to support this reorganizing is a circular economy. It cuts waste, emissions and pollution, and it keeps the value of products, co...