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Kleiner, Anna-Lena (author)
Being an Artist is or can be an unthankful, often not even officially recognized profession. Although they entertain and sustain the cultural scene and the livelihood of our cities, they suffer to make a living and are placed at the bottom line of the Art Network. <br/><br/>The paper starts with a short time travel through the art world with...
master thesis 2023
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Kirschstein, Alex (author)
Urban Paraphrasis imagines urban transformation through the potential of localized material re-use and the capacities of citizen empowerment in the context of Maastricht’s Sphinxkwartier. The project presents an alternative civic center that is built with reclaimed materials from an abandoned clay factory, engages a local community of squatters,...
master thesis 2022
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Ng, Ming Shan (author), Hall, Daniel M. (author), Schmailzl, Marc (author), Linner, Thomas (author), Bock, Thomas (author)
As use of digital fabrication increases in architecture, engineering and construction, the industry seeks appropriate management and processes to enable the adoption during the design/planning phase. Many enablers have been identified across various studies; however, a comprehensive synthesis defining the enablers of design for digital...
review 2022
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Páramo-Balsa, Paula (author), Gonzalez-Longatt, Francisco (author), Acosta, Martha N. (author), Rueda, José L. (author), Palensky, P. (author), Sanchez, Francisco (author), Roldan-Fernandez, Juan Manuel (author), Burgos-Payán, Manuel (author)
The computational burden and the time required to train a deep reinforcement learning (DRL) can be appreciable, especially for the particular case of a DRL control used for frequency control of multi-electrical energy storage (MEESS). This paper presents an assessment of four training configurations of the actor and critic network to determine...
conference paper 2022
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Wang, Yanchen (author)
Barakholka, one of the largest bazaars in Central Asia, is<br/>in the collision between tradition and modernity. Guided by actor-network theory, the project's research reveals the heterogeneity of activity networks in bazaars and the importance of logistics networks and infrastructure for trade activities. The project is about designing an...
master thesis 2021
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Wetsteijn, Frank (author)
The built environment has a huge contribution to the total CO2 and waste production, due to their linear approach of “take, make &amp; dispose”. A shift in construction is needed towards the circular economy to close material loops, decrease and eventually stop the depletion of the earth’s resources. The construction project organisation could...
master thesis 2021
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Gerding, Ditte (author), Wamelink, J.W.F. (author), Leclercq, E.M. (author)
Circularity aims to reduce waste by closing and narrowing resource loops and by extending the lifetime of materials and products. As a consequence of this fundamentally different approach to construction practices, implementation entails a different organization of the building process. The purpose of this research is to make recommendations...
conference paper 2020
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Lei, Jimmy (author)
Today’s land grabs are a continuation of past imperialist desires, with a clear distinction that today’s capitalist domination is associated with the transnationalisation of the class structure and ignores the ethnicity and civility narratives of the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries. This investigation will establish that the desire of the...
master thesis 2019
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Simões Kauter, Pierre (author)
In the context of western linear resource culture, this work represents a socio-technical approach to circularity in the built environment. Object-oriented programming is explored as design method for collaborative domestic environments, in particular to promote circular cooking adapted to local socio-cultural practices.
master thesis 2019
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Gerding, Ditte (author)
The purpose of this master thesis is to gather information from current practices and make recommendations to facilitate implementation of circularity in the building process. The past years, circularity has become a popular term in the built environment. This approach prefers a more circular way of perceiving the building process. Literature...
master thesis 2019
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van der Wagen, Wytske (author), Pieters, W. (author)
Victims are often conceptualized as single, human and static entities with certain risk factors that make them more vulnerable and attractive for offenders. This framework is challenged by emerging forms of high-tech cybercrime, such as ransomware, botnets and virtual theft, in which the offender targets a composite of human, technical and...
journal article 2018
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Junier, S.J. (author)
The thesis deals with the use of computer software to inform policy planners in the context of debates about evidence based policy making and the role of experts and expertise in policy planning. Specifically it analyses the implementation of the European Water Framework Directive (WFD) in the Netherlands and the development of a decision...
doctoral thesis 2017
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Silveira, André (author), Junier, S.J. (author), Hüesker, Frank (author), Qunfang, Fan (author), Rondorf, Andreas (author)
ABSTRACT: This paper analyses the drivers and constraints for effective cross-sectoral collaboration in river basin management and the extent to which factors identified in related literature determine success or failure of collaboration in selected case studies. Cases selected were from industrialized and densely populated catchments, where...
journal article 2016
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Peters, T. (author)
Differences in interpretation occur in everyday life. In projects, a set of requirements is developed to achieve a defined goal. Specifying these requirements may establish consensus on how to turn requirements into a preferred solution. However, this consensus achieved cannot hold. We argue that the perceptions, or ‘Modes’ actors have also...
master thesis 2016
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Ertsen, M.W. (author)
In the first half of the 20th century, colonial rulers, a British firm and Sudanese farmers changed the Gezira Plain in Sudan into a large-scale irrigated cotton scheme. Gezira continues to be in use up to date. Its story shows how the abstract concept 'development' is shaped through the agency of humans and non-humans alike in government...
journal article 2016
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Wytema, L.W. (author)
Since the financial crisis of 2008-2009, Dutch municipalities develop policy solutions to address financial losses on land development. This report explores one possible strategy: inter-municipal cooperation on residential planning. Through cooperation, municipalities should be able to control the oversupply of new housing. By means of an...
master thesis 2015
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Marskamp, M. (author)
While network perspectives in housing studies have gained currency over the last decade, research looking at the actor-networks of housing management is limited. This is remarkable given the recognition for actor-network theory (Latour, 2005) in the related fields of urban studies (Farías and Bender, 2010) and planning theory (De Roo et al.,...
master thesis 2014
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Van den Berg, R.P. (author)
A corporate brand is a complex construct, which might be difficult to manage because of a lack of insight into the network of relevant influencers. Sense Observation Systems (Sense) is a small software company developing software that helps users to get information from the sensor data of their telephones. Sense is aware of the possible threats...
master thesis 2014
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Silberberger, J. (author), Strebel, I. (author), Tränkle, P. (author)
While research on architectural competitions can be considered a well-established field nowadays, research on the transition between the competition procedure and the subsequent project phase remains fragmentary. The paper at hand aims at addressing this gap. Standing in the tradition of actor-network theory (Callon 1986; Law and John 2004;...
conference paper 2014
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Theodorou, M. (author)
On the occasion of the Athens 2004 Olympics the Hellenic Ministry of Culture supported the launching of an open international architecture competition on Ephemeral Structures in the City of Athens (Athens D.O.E.S.) under the auspices of the International Union of Architects (UIA). The competition was organized in the context of the Cultural...
conference paper 2014
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