All the latest design news for the construction sector
In a groundbreaking study published in *Scientific Reports* (translated from Polish as “Scientific Reports”), researchers from the Gdańsk University of Technology have uncovered a promising avenue for recycling end-of-life wind turbine blades (WTBs)
Gdańsk Team Turns Wind Turbine Blades into High-Performance Construction Material Read More »
In the quest for sustainable construction materials, a team of researchers led by Menglim Hoy from the School of Civil Engineering at Suranaree University of Technology in Thailand has made significant strides. Their work, published in the journal “C
Thailand Team Revolutionizes Green Construction with Geopolymer Mortars Read More »
In the heart of Izmir, Turkey, a story of resilience and reinvention unfolds, one that transcends the tragic pages of history and emerges as a beacon of modern architectural innovation. The Great Fire of Izmir in 1922, a devastating event that consum
Izmir’s Fire-Risen Modern Marvels: Culturepark’s Architectural Legacy Read More »
In the heart of the Netherlands, a quiet revolution is brewing, one that could reshape urban landscapes and redefine mobility for older adults. Fatemeh Torabi Kachousangi, a researcher at Delft University of Technology’s Department of Transport & Pla
Delft Study: Shared Mobility Transforms Urban Travel for Seniors Read More »
In the quest for sustainable construction materials, a recent study has uncovered a promising blend of industrial byproducts that could revolutionize the way we build concrete columns. Led by Pradeep Thangavel from the Research Unit in Data Science a
In a world grappling with the mounting challenge of plastic waste, researchers have uncovered a promising avenue for repurposing one of the most ubiquitous forms of plastic pollution: polypropylene bottle caps. A study led by Pattharaphon Chindasirip
Thai Researchers Turn Plastic Bottle Caps into Sustainable Pavement Read More »
In the sprawling urban landscapes of Africa, a new wave of city planning is emerging, one that could redefine the future of urban development and have significant implications for the energy sector. Rachel Keeton, a researcher at TU Delft’s Faculty o
TU Delft Researcher Redefines African Urban Planning for Sustainability Read More »
In the sprawling landscapes between cities and countryside, a quiet revolution is taking place. Traditional notions of urban and rural are blurring, giving way to a complex, interconnected web of dispersed urban areas. This phenomenon, long overlooke
TU Delft Redefines Urban-Rural Divide with ‘Territories-in-Between’ Read More »
In the sprawling landscapes between cities and countryside, a new frontier of urban development is emerging, one that challenges conventional notions of urban and rural divides. This is the realm of “territories-in-between” (TiB), a concept introduce
TU Delft Redefines Urban-Rural Divide with ‘Territories-in-Between’ Read More »
In the heart of Rotterdam, a groundbreaking approach to urban planning is taking shape, one that promises to revolutionize how cities tackle sustainability challenges. At the forefront of this innovation is Nico Tillie, a researcher from TU Delft’s A
TU Delft’s Nico Tillie Revolutionizes Urban Planning with Synergetic Approach Read More »
