FOMO: the fun of not missing out | Coffee break
Let’s have a look back at the days before the crazy Coronavirus took over the world and locked us up in our homes. Remember your daily routine?
25/01/2021
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Geomatics | Bouwhouse Symposium
Each week leading to the Bouwhouse symposium in the first week of March, we will post an article from master association. This week: Geomatics.25/01/2021read more
The architect is dead. Long live the architect! | Francesco Veenstra
In a recent conversation with a respected Dutch architect, I was asked whether the architect will still be around 50 years from now.19/01/2021read more
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam | Reporter 2
On a cold Saturday morning I set out to visit Amsterdam for the new exhibition in the Stedelijk Museum; Ulay was here.15/01/2021read more
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam | Reporter 1
I had heard of the exhibition “Ulay was here” and I had seen posters in the city, so I was curious and made a reservation online to go there.15/01/2021read more
Visit to the Louwman Museum | Reporters
The Louwman Museum is a car museum. I am not really a car person, I am that person that says “It was a red car” when someone askes me what type of car someone has.11/01/2021read more
Being a little social for once | ‘Project Flessenpost’
In the week before Christmas, we gave the bottles away. We went to a nursing home, the organization ‘Delft voor Elkaar’ and a classroom where status holders were educated04/01/2021read more
The day before the deadline | Christmas Story
An alarm went off. It took me a couple of seconds to react. One more day before my final presentation. One day more before the Christmas holidays...18/12/2020read more
IO versus BK | Student experiences
Architecture and Industrial Design Engineering are seen as creative studies. However, crafting and drawing is not the only thing that we do.16/12/2020read more
Under the lens | Behind my graduation thesis “The Operating Venetian Lagoon: The Agency of Barene”
Amina Chouairi, Best Graduate 2020 of the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, tells the story behind her graduation thesis.10/12/2020read more
The new architect | Thijs Asselbergs
A new generation of architects attach less importance to 'authorship'. Do architects see themselves as independent consultants any longer?04/12/2020read more
Urban Metabolism | In relation to Urban Design
Inspired by the minor Sustainable Development, guest writer Merel Huizen discusses Urban Metabolism and its relation to urban design.27/11/2020read more
Experience the difference | old articles from pantheon//
Once in a while we will publish an old article from a previous edition of pantheon//. This week’s article was written in juni 2012, by Joris van Dijk, relating the theme25/11/2020read more
The future of offices | Quest Life
Offices are great for doing business, but not so much for humans. With this hypothesis, Quest Life started their research on the lifestyle of office workers.20/11/2020read more
Designing for values | Equality in race and gender
People, within the architectural world are aware of the issues surrounding equality, diversity and inclusion. The problem is that any architectural practice is also a bus16/11/2020read more
Circularity in transport hubs | The natural train station
A train station is not defined by the physical appearance, but by the services it provides. But can a train station be facilitated in a natural park like environment?13/11/2020read more
Designing and thinking differently | Jan Pesman
Cepezed does not only consist of designers, but also of developers and people who coordinate the construction. Nevertheless, we remain an architectural firm.11/11/2020read more
How to teach architecture | Exchange minor
Starting September 2019, I spent five months in the beautiful city of Budapest, the capital of East-European Hungary.06/11/2020read more
Nieuw Delft | Jaap van den Bout
In 2015, the municipality had the opportunity to close the existing gap between the old city center and the neighborhoods at the westside of Delft.04/11/2020read more
A mysterious object that appeared in our lives
Their faces are covered with a mask as well. Despite the colour variety I can identify with them. They are like me and I am like them. Different yet the same.26/10/2020read more
A day in the working life of ... | Linda van keeken
“A day not spent at Architecture and the Built Environment is a day wasted,” and I mean it. I have been working full-time for this wonderful faculty since 19 June 1990."22/10/2020read more
Architecture is closer than you think | Student experiences
Today we are limited in making great distances and seeing great architecture. But what if I say that we have a distant cousin of Corbusier here in Delft?19/10/2020read more
Architecture film festival Rotterdam | Reporters
In the first week of October, AFFR, the architecture film festival in Rotterdam took place. The films provided discussions and inspiration. Curious how it was?16/10/2020read more
Windmills, tulips, folded concrete | old articles from pantheon//
Once in a while we will publish an old article from a previous edition of pantheon//. This week’s article was written in April 2003, relating the theme “identity”.12/10/2020read more
Sneak peek | Detail
A sneak peek of our next magazine about Detail! Raf interviewed Iris van der Heide, who studied at our faculty from 2012 to 2019.21/09/2020read more
Mannen die hun vrouwtje kunnen staan | Stylos Column
“En wat studeer jij nu, Yael?” “Bouwkunde in Delft.” “Oh, dan heb je de mannen voor het oprapen zeker.”31/08/2020read more
Race and space | Materials
In support of the Black Lives Matter movement this is the last of five topics in a series on race and space.24/08/2020read more
True Colours | 24H design contest
The ambition to create an iconic culture campus in the Maashaven offers potential, however what gives inhabitants the possibility to create and access spaces that serve t18/08/2020read more
Race and Space | Sense of belonging
In support of the Black Lives Matter movement this is the fourth of five topics in a series on race and space.11/08/2020read more
Een oude geliefde | Column
Een nostalgische terugblik op vervlogen tijden. Gloort er blauw neonlicht aan de horizon?03/08/2020read more
