Current & former students

Current MSc students

Iasmin Kormann da Silva, Digital urban futures: sociotechnical imaginaries, the role of citizens and participatory planning in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. Technische Universität Dortmund, 2025
Isa Huipen, Industrial Ecology/TU Delft & Leiden University, 2025

Former MSc students

Yasmine Schilder, Reclaiming Space, Reimagining Housing: Exploring the transformative potential of alternative housing imaginaries in Amsterdam. MADE/TU Delft & WUR, 2025
Emily Van Dijk, Between The Fjord and The Future: A Conflict in Urban Land-Use Planning. MADE/TU Delft & WUR, 2025
Bram Terwogt, The Glass Ceiling. Radical Imaginaries of Spatial Justice in Westland’s Horticultural Landscape. Urbanism/TU Delft, 2025
Juliette Heeskens, Reimagining the Coffee Industry In a Circular Economy. The Socio-Ecological Brazilian Farmers’ Perspective. Urbanism/TU Delft, 2025
Milou Mulder, More than Just Vulnerability. A Multidimensional Approach to Urban Climate Adaptation in The Hague. Urbanism/TU Delft, 2025
Susan Ruinaard, Towards a just heating transition. Exploration of socio-spatial inequalities in individual and collective access to clean heating technologies for The Hague, TPM/TU Delft, 2024
Pearl Yeh, Towards a new city. The investigation on socioeconomic dynamics and the social tension from the redevelopment in Amsterdam Noord, MADE/TU Delft & WUR, 2024
Oleg Khoroshev, Heat stress as a symptom of spatial injustice: understanding the challenge of urban heat stress through the case of São Cristovão in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, MADE/TU Delft & WUR, 2024
Mayke Giesen, Grieving ecological losses. Creating space for ecological grief in the urban context to contribute to a societal transition towards eco-centric values, Urbanism/TU Delft, 2024
Stephan Hosie Echeverri, Bogotá, Cohesion by Polymorphism. The reinvention of the city’s landscape within the Colombian Identity, Urbanism/TU Delft, 2024
Raven van der Steen, (Re)mediation.A research on how the heavy metal soil pollution in the IJmond region caused by the steel industry can be remediated and its social impact can be mediated, Urbanism/TU Delft, 2024
Greta Samulionytė, Fostering trauma recovery through citizen participation. Reshaping public space through trauma-informed urban design in Alytus, Lithuania, Urbanism/TU Delft, 2024
Kimberley Nguyen, Urban design interventions for creative nightscapes in Rotterdam, Urbanism/TU Delft, 2024
Emma Tulp, What A Waste: Redefining the Private-, Collective-, and Public Space Towards a Circular System for Food and Consumer Goods in the Domestic Domain, Urbanism/TU Delft, 2024
Kevin Snijders, A Multidisciplinary Typology Framework for Technologies to Mitigate Urban Heat Island Effects: Framework development for knowledge integration and dissemination, CiTG/TU Delft, 2023
Iris Roevelen, Gender and Accessibility: An Intersectional Approach, TPM/TU Delft, 2023
Luisa de La Vega, Exploring Gender Disparities in Accessibility Levels: A Comprehensive Analysis of Transportation Modes, Activity Types and Personal Characteristics, TPM/TU Delft, 2023
Gerdus van der Laarse, Towards climate just nature-based solutions: A social vulnerability framework for mapping ecosystem service demand. TPM/TU Delft, 2023
Algirdas Ramonas, Brave Tolerant City: Planning for diversity forbearance in Kaunas, Urbanism/TU Delft, 2023
Froukje Visser, Moving with Water: Creating a Flexible and Resilient City in the Face of Extreme Weather, Urbanism/TU Delft, 2023
Danielle Lens, Roadmap to Belonging: Urban planning as a tool to facilitate the sense of belonging of Syrian status holders in small towns in the Netherlands, Urbanism/TU Delft, 2023
Wen-Yu Chen, To Redefine, Not Reinforce: A Spatial Decision Support System with Generative Design Model for Exploring Optimal Improvements to Existing Street Networks for Enhancing Equity of Accessibility, TPM/TU Delft, 2023
Ioannis Ioannou, Urban Voices: Citizen Voice: An innovative Open-source Map-based tool for effective public participation, TPM/TU Delft, 2022
Chiem Kraaijvanger, Sharing our Sunlight: Evaluating Access to Solar Energy in Light of a Just Energy Transition, Industrial Ecology/TU Delft & Leiden University, 2022
Mobeen Nawaz, The Renovation Wave: An opportunity to tackle energy poverty?: A Case Study-Mixed Methods (CS-MM) approach to including justice in renovation policies considering the socio-spatial vulnerability to energy poverty, TPM/TU Delft, 2022
Ettore Arpini, Urban Commons as a Driver of Social Inclusion: A Socio-Spatial Analysis of the Accessibility to Urban Commons in Amsterdam, TPM/TU Delft, 2022
Aarthi Sundaram, Evaluating the role of social networks in just energy transition, TPM/TU Delft, 2021
Rico Herzog, Cities for Citizens: Identification of Public Values and their Conflicts in Urban Space, TPM/TU Delft, 2021
Thomas Christiaens, Techno-economic feasibility of building integrated photovoltaic facades, KU Leuven, 2021
Diego Van Heurck, Grey-Box Modelling of Building Integrated Photovoltaic Facades, KU Leuven, 2021
Samuel De Bock, Assessing the influence of the exterior convective heat transfer on the performance of BIPV facades, KU Leuven, 2021
Tamu Suttarwala, Assessing the trade-off between different shading algorithms for PV analysis and urban energy simulations, KU Leuven, 2020
Dylan Wauters, Performance of Innovative Photovoltaic Technologies for Buildings and Urban Integration, KU Leuven, 2020
Lucas Vandormael, Modelling the influence of BIPV windows on the total energy use of an office building, KU Leuven, 2020
José Joaquín Becerra Pérez, Analysis of ventilated BIPV elements, KU Leuven, 2019
Gerome Reynders, Evaluation of the impact of diffuse and direct sunlight on BIPV facade elements, KU Leuven, 2019
Michiel Jeunen, Simulation of a BIPV facade integrated in an office building, KU Leuven, 2019
Robin Van der Haegen, Modelling the module temperature of façade BIPV systems using experimental weather data, KU Leuven, 2018