Campus of the Future in a Building of the Past

Den Heijer, A.C.

Campus of the Future in a Building of the Past

Book chapter (2013)

Authors

A.C. Den Heijer

Department

Real Estate and Housing

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31-12-2013

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Campus Development: Method and Process

Faculty

Architecture and The Built Environment

Department

Real Estate and Housing

Abstract

After a fire that completely destroyed TU Delft’s Faculty of Architecture building on May 13 2008, a team of academics, architects and other professionals worked with impossible deadlines to refurbish a huge cultural heritage building (> 30,000 m2) – which was selected from five alternatives to become BK City – within six months for 3,300 students and more than 800 employees. This chapter describes (1) the process and leadership decisions, (2) innovative concepts, and (3) lessons from this project.

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