Mobility and Built Environment
Since 15 November 2022, a number of units have been merged, resulting in the Mobility and Built Environment unit.
The Building, Infrastructure and Maritime unit and Traffic and Transport unit will be merged into one unit called Mobility and Built Environment. This merged unit will focus primarily on the theme of a sustainable living environment, including buildings, infrastructure and mobility.
Contact us
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Machteld de Kroon
Functie:Managing director-
Standplaats:Delft - Molengraaffsingel (NEXT)
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Email:Email Machteld
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LinkedIn:Machteld on LinkedIn
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Adri Vervuurt
Functie:Senior scientist integrator-
Standplaats:Delft - Molengraaffsingel (NEXT)
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Telefoon:+31 6 51 11 82 12
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Email:Email Adri
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LinkedIn:Adri on LinkedIn
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Agnieszka Bigaj-van Vliet
Functie:Senior scientist integrator-
Standplaats:Delft - Molengraaffsingel (NEXT)
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Telefoon:+31 6 46 96 60 56
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Email:Email Agnieszka
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LinkedIn:Agnieszka on LinkedIn
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Ann Delahaye
Functie:Project manager-
Standplaats:Den Haag - New Babylon
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Email:Email Ann
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Arjen Adriaanse
Functie:Science Director at TNO and Professor at University of Twente on Construction Process Integration & ICTThe main questions that drive my research lie in the organizational and change management aspects of construction processes.
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Standplaats:Delft - Molengraaffsingel (NEXT)
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Telefoon:+31 6 15 09 20 43
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Email:Email Arjen
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LinkedIn:Arjen on LinkedIn
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Bas Dorsman
Functie:Senior Business Developer - Sustainable Vehicles-
Standplaats:Helmond
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Telefoon:+31 6 25 16 35 29
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Email:Email Bas
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Bram Kin
Functie:Scientist urban logistics-
Standplaats:Den Haag - New Babylon
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Telefoon:+31 6 15 21 02 14
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Email:Email Bram
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LinkedIn:Bram on LinkedIn
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Caterina Lombardi
Functie:Projectmanager Naval & Offshore Structures-
Standplaats:Delft - Molengraaffsingel (NEXT)
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Telefoon:+31 6 15 18 36 55
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Email:Email Caterina
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LinkedIn:Caterina on LinkedIn
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Chantal Stroek
Function not known-
Standplaats:Den Haag - New Babylon
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Telefoon:+31 88 866 72 70
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Email:Email Chantal
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Charlotte Lelieveld
Functie:Senior Programme ManagerI am Charlotte Lelieveld, senior programme manager in the Building Physics & Systems department. I work on programmes such as Integral Energy Transition Existing Buildings and Pandemic Preparedness Ventilation Programme.
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Standplaats:Delft - Molengraaffsingel (NEXT)
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Email:Email Charlotte
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Dave van Vliet
Function not known-
Standplaats:Delft - Molengraaffsingel (NEXT)
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Telefoon:+31 88 866 24 96
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Email:Email Dave
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LinkedIn:Dave on LinkedIn
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