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Living structures - Questions about biofabrication in architectural design
With technology evolving at rapid speed, more and more possibilities arise to make the materials we build with actually bio-friendly. However, with that arise questions a
Written by:Daniel, Ruth
13/06/2025
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- Design
- Research
Guerrilla Gardening for Dummies
So, you're a student. You like plants. You're tired of dull, grey pavements. But your balcony barely gets any sunlight, and your student budget can’t stretch to a full bo
Written by:Ooms, Diedrik
06/06/2025
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- Society
The architecture of absence: A brief analysis of what never happened
We live in a world obsessed with what happens. Breaking news, unfolding events, decisions, movements, actions. We are trained to think in terms of causality, to look for
Written by:Barendregt, Emma
23/05/2025
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Designing in the cracks: Pet Architecture
Tucked into the smallest corners of the city, tiny and irregular buildings, also known as Pet Architecture, quietly challenge our ideas of architecture.
Written by:Daniel, Ruth
16/05/2025
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- Design
The rise of the Dune sofa
Maybe you have come across the iconic Dune sofa on your timeline before. Musical artists seem to be extremely enthusiastic when it comes to this piece of furniture. But w
Written by:Beumer, Lex
09/05/2025
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- Design
A Look at Conservation Efforts in Former Colonies
Historical, so-called old towns serve many purposes in the modern city. Most importantly, in many cases, they are the major tourist attraction of a city. Think of any big
Written by:Bruin, Luke de
02/05/2025
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short-term cuts, long-term consequences
Students and staff in the Netherlands protest budget cuts to higher education, demanding investment and reduced workloads. These cuts threaten academic quality and the co
Written by:Wentzel, Lizette
18/04/2025
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- sociey
The Life-Changing Impact of Volunteering Abroad
Volunteering abroad is more than just travel, it’s an experience that challenges perspectives, fosters deep cultural connections, and leaves a lasting impact on both volu
Written by:Ooms, Diedrik
11/04/2025
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The Silence of Empty Space
In contemporary architecture and urban planning, the goal is often to maximize the use of available space. Every piece of land in a city seems to require a specific funct
Written by:Barendregt, Emma
04/04/2025
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Taste: not as subjective as you may think
What makes something taste good? Is the explanation for taste in the context of food comparable to the origins of taste in the realm of art?
Written by:Beumer, Lex
28/03/2025
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The Design of the Super Bowl Halftime Show
The unconventional set design of The Super Bowl Halftime Show sprung out to many, raising questions about the meaning behind it. Looking at the architectural side of the
Written by:Bruin, Luke de
21/03/2025
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- Culture
Why Some Places Feel Better Than Others
Why do some spaces feel comforting while others feel unsettling? Architecture is more than just a visual experience; it shapes our emotions, perceptions, and well-being.
Written by:Lensvelt, Vera
14/03/2025
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- Design
Textile Architecture
Textile: a material that has been around since the beginning of architectural design. How was it used? And can it still be used in modern architecture, competing against
Written by:Daniel, Ruth
07/03/2025
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- Design
The Cities of Retrofuture Cinema
The cityscapes of retrofuture cinema present fascinating visions of urban life shaped by both optimism and fear. This subgenre of science-fiction, created in the early-to
Written by:Ooms, Diedrik
28/02/2025
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Lost in Translation: Architecture Between Cultures
Architecture serves as a dynamic medium for cultural translation, requiring a delicate balance between adaptation, innovation and respect for local context in order to pr
Written by:Barendregt, Emma
20/02/2025
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- Culture
Typeface design: crafting the characters around us
Typefaces are everywhere around us, quietly shaping our world: they are present when we type and send text messages, when we read the newspaper, and when we glance at the
Written by:Beumer, Lex
13/02/2025
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- Design
The architecture of the Venice Biennale
The Venice Biennale is a world famous art exposition held every two years, from June until November, in several locations in the city of Venice. The main location, the Gi
Written by:Bruin, Luke de
30/01/2025
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- Design
New year, new architecture
As we step into 2025, there are a lot of exciting new architecture projects ahead. Four incredible projects opening this year have really caught my eye and are sure to ma
Written by:Lensvelt, Vera
23/01/2025
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Reconstructing the Eternal City
Anyone who decided to visit the city of Rome in the past year may have left the city feeling a little disappointed, and understandably so. The beautiful sceneries, buildi
Written by:Daniel, Ruth
16/01/2025
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- Culture
A Journey Through the Balkans: A Trip to Remember
This summer, a group of architecture students embarked on an unforgettable trip through the Balkans, made possible by KIVI. Read all about our experience and get inspired
Written by:Berghuis Cases, Emma
17/10/2024
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- Culture
- Stylos
How language transforms perception
I would really recommend everyone to learn another language. Learning other languages makes you appreciate the one you’ve always known but have taken for granted.
Written by:Jonne Rode
20/09/2024
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- Culture
My tripguide to Firenze
This article will highlight some of the best moments from my amazing trip to Firenze, including a few art tips and some funny stories from my experiences in this city.
Written by:Feijts, Isa
20/09/2024
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- Culture
Foundation GELIJKSPEL; opening the conversation between students about sex
As a student, you are in the middle of exploring the world, including the sexual aspect. Because of this, opening the conversation about sexual conduct is important. Foun
Written by:Hemel, Eise van
21/06/2024
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- Society
Protests on campus: a history of student protests
About the pro-Palestinian student encampment at TU Delft and student protest history
Written by:Topal, Dila
18/06/2024
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- On campus
- Society
pantheon// mirroring Launch Event
We are proud to announce that this years’ pantheon// will be launched next Thursday the 13th of June! And the best part: you are all invited! ;)
Written by:Roozendaal, Wout
07/06/2024
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- On campus
Lustrum - Bouwen met Delft
Stylos concludes their 26th Lustrum year with an ambitious building project in Delft. Read more about the project, and the events surrounding it that are coming up!
Written by:Casteren, Merel van
31/05/2024
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- On campus
Chat-GPT, not as free as you think
How convenient, a bot that writes your thesis, plans your holiday and writes your Sinterklaas poems. But at what cost?
Written by:Jonne Rode
24/05/2024
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- Society
Art Tips
As we move through these various artistic representations, we are reminded of the transformational power of mirrors and reflections, which not only disclose outward reali
Written by:Aniker, Betul
17/05/2024
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- Design
King’s Day, a unique celebration
Kings Day, the day the whole country turns orange. We celebrate big in our small country, we even celebrate across the border. It is quite a unique national holiday that
Written by:Wageningen, Rosalie van
03/05/2024
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- Culture
What would you like to see in pantheon// ?
How should pantheon// online proceed in the future?
Written by:Casteren, Merel van
26/04/2024
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- On campus