Re-imagining a new town: The architecture of empowerment and segregation in a Dutch post-war neighbourhood

Dual residences and the meaning of home (concept)

Challenging the hierarchies of the city: Oscar Niemeyer’s mid-twentieth-century residential buildings

Two of a kind: The social-physical dynamics of neighborhood renewal

Abstracts workshops International conference 'Doing, thinking, feeling home: The mental geography of residential environments', Delft, The Netherlands, October 14-15, 2005

Community light: Territorial ties and local participation in a new suburban area

Physical conditions for social interaction in the home environment

Soundscape, privacy, communication, and orientation

Residential domain and housing design as carriers of distinction in Amsterdam and its hinterland, 1870- 2004

Bad taste in architecture. Discussion of the popular in residential architecture in southern Ecuador.

Housing environment in the process of cultural change and transformation; study in Istanbul/Armutlu squatter settlement

Conference program and Overview workshops International conference 'Doing, thinking, feeling home: The mental geography of residential environments', Delft, The Netherlands, October 14-15, 2005

Attaching dwellings to places through the design of intermediary spaces

Investigating a theory of housing, ontological security and self-identity: A qualitative analysis of interview data in a multi-cultural Canadian city

Spatial identity and geostrategic lifeplanning (draft version)

The meaning of distinct architectural and urban design features

Reading and (re)writing the city: The use of the habitus concept in urban research and development

Design for living

Residential choice and neighbourhood experiences in a Dutch urban poverty area; draft version

The meaning of dwelling from an ecological perspective