Summer School 2017 26 june - 7 july 2017

Sustainable Housing from a European PerspectiveFaculty of Architecture and the Built Environment // Delft University of Technology // Delft // The Netherlands

Housing is of key importance for societies. It drives the economy and is a key issue for sustainable urban and regional development in growing as well as declining areas.

This course focuses on sustainable housing development and deals with environmental as well as economic and social sustainability. How do housing markets work and how do governments intervene? How can the affordability, quality and energy efficiency of the housing stock be improved? The course will give insight in the European perspective on the development of a sustainable housing stock by presenting European and national goals, policies, regulations, assessment tools, process innovations and management approaches.

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Lectures 09.00 - 10.15

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Workshop / field trip13.00 - 16.00

June

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7 Housing policies

Prof. Marja Elsinga Housing Institutions & Governance

European and Dutch policies and regulations for energy efficient policies

Prof. Henk Visscher Housing Quality

4-day workshop 1Sustainable Transformation Tender Game (STTG)

Monday: field visit

Tue/Wed/Thursday: group project

Dr. Laure Itard, Dr. Ad Straub, Dr. John Heintz, Dr. Queena Qian and Dr. Erwin Mlecnik

June

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7 Sustainable building energy efficiency technology

Prof. Andy van den Dobbelsteen Climate Design & Sustainability

Sustainable housing management

Prof. Vincent Gruis Housing Management

June

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7 Sustainable neighborhood rehabilitation in Europe

Prof. Ellen van BuerenUrban Development Management

Assessing sustainability

Dr. Laure ItardHousing Quality

June

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7 Delivering green buildings: assessing barriers and transaction costs

Dr. Queena QianHousing Quality

Business models for sustainable private sector renovations

Dr. Ad StraubHousing Management

June

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7 Sustainable Transformation Tender Game (STTG)Panel evaluation on group project week 1

Prof. Marja Elsinga, Prof. Henk Visscher, Dr. Laure Itard, Dr. Ad Straub, Dr. John Heintz, Dr. Queena Qian and Dr. Erwin Mlecnik

Field tripi.e. Prêt-à-Loger house + Poptahof, city of Delft

PROGRAM

Program week 1: 26-30 June, 2017

Lectures 09.00 - 10.15

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Workshop / field trip13.00 - 16.00

July

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017 Housing economics and

market dynamics in Europe

Prof. Peter BoelhouwerHousing Systems

Collaborative and sustainable housing approaches in Europe

Dr. Darinka Czischke LjubeticHousing Management

Workshop 2New affordable housing approaches

Dr. Marietta Haffner and Dr. Darinka Czischke LjubeticHousing Systems and Housing manage-ment

July

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017 Sustainability and construc-

tion management

Prof. Hans Wamelink Design & Construction Management

Energy efficiency in housing

Dr. Erwin MlecnikHousing Management

Workshop 3Bubbles and models

Drs. Philip KoppelsReal Estate Management

July

5, 2

017 Sustainable architectural

design management

Dr. John HeintzDesign and Construction Manage-ment

Comparative housing policies in Europe

Dr. Joris HoekstraHousing Systems

Workshop 4PhD pitches and info about ongoing research done in Faculty of Archi-tecture

Faidra FilippidouPaula van den BromJob Taiwo GbadegesinTaozhi Zhuang

July

6, 2

017 Fieldtrip to Amsterdam and Rotterdam Urban Redevelopment (by coach)

July

7, 2

017 Final evaluation:

Participants’ research pitch presentations from impression of taught program

Prof. Marja Elsinga, Prof. Henk Visscher, Dr. Laure Itard, Dr. Ad Straub, Dr. Queena Qian

Certificates and awards

Arrangement with students on their assignments

Program week 2: 3-7 July, 2017

PARTICIPATIONWe invite Bachelor students, Master students and PhD students in their final year with background knowledge and research in-terests on sustainable housing and the built environment. There are limited places available.

The summer program is designed with flexibility to suit for the expectations of the participants for attending a two weeks’ full program or just for one week. For those who choose a two-week full program, the registration fee is € 1200,-. The fee for only one-week program (either week 1 or 2) is € 800,-. In either case, the full attendance to the program is the prerequisite for receiving the certificate of participation.

The summer school aims to attract international participants in the field of sustainable housing and built environment. Summer-school 2016 has successfully attracted worldwide participants. A quick geographical overview of participants’ profile: Hong Kong, China, Brazil, Mexico, Italy, United Kingdom, Germany, South Africa, Nigeria, Australia, Antigua and Barbuda.

APPLICATION - DEADLINE EXTENDED!Your application should include a convincing motivation letter, a short CV (2 pages maximum) and a summary of research interests (1 page maximum). Please submit your application by 30 April 2017 to Martine de Jong-Lansbergen (M.M.M.deJong-Lansbergen@tudelft.nl), secretary congress office. Due to the limited place available, the selection will be given priority to the applicants who make the earlier submission. The selection result will be announced on 8 May 2017.

Peter Boelhouwer, professor Housing Systems

Vincent Gruis, professor Housing Management

Andy van den Dobbelsteen, professor Climate Design & Sustainability

Hans Wamelink, professor Design & Construction Management

Ellen van Bueren, professor Urban Development Management

Henk Visscher, professor Housing Quality

Marja Elsinga, professor Housing Institutions & Governance

VENUEMain location: Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environ-ment, Delft University of Technology, Delft, the Netherlands.Lectures will also take place outside the Faculty of Architecture on other locations on Delft University of Technology.

MORE INFORMATION• For submitting your application and your registration:

Martine de Jong-Lansbergen, secretary congress of-fice: M.M.M.deJong-Lansbergen@tudelft.nl). For oth-er practical questions: Christel Swarttouw-Hofmeijer:c.h.w.swarttouw-hofmeijer@tudelft.nl.

• For further questions regarding the content of the program,please contact Dr. Queena Qian, coordinator of the summerprogram (K.Qian@tudelft.nl).

• More information: www.bk.tudelft.nl/summerschools