Portfolio Urbanism and Landscape Architecture, Rogier Hendriks

INSTITUTE OF PLACEMAKING

DUNES IN YOUR BACKYARD

WATER

REGREENERATION

URBANISMWEEK

KNOTTED NODES

PORTFOLIO

ROGIER HENDRIKS URBANIST / LANDSCAPE DESIGNER

PORTFOLIO ROGIER HENDRIKS E. du Perronlaan 818 2624 NG Delft The Netherlands (+31) 6 815 387 10 hendriks.rogier@gmail.com issuu.com/rogierhendriks 2.140901.004 (Stedenbouwkundige)

2014

Assistant designer Buro Sant en Co, The Hague

2014

MSc Urbanism Delft University of technology Track: Urban Regeneration

2011

BSc Garden and Landscape Architecture Van Hall - Larenstein, Velp.

Track: Landscape Architecture

Š 2014, Delft.

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INSTITUTE OF PLACEMAKING

DUNES IN YOUR BACKYARD

WATER

REGREENERATION

URBANISMWEEK

KNOTTED NODES

INDEX INDEX 1 REGREENERATION [LONDON: 2014] 2

Framework to anticipate on new built regeneration projects in order to improve deprived neighbourhoods without creating displacement.

KNOTTED NODES

[BRABANTSE DELTA: 2011] 12

Strategy to react on salinization effects caused by the Volkerak Zoommeer to generate new opportunities for the Brabantse Delta.

WATER

[ROTTERDAM: 2013] 18

Proposal to decrease the amount of flooding and to improve the water quality in North-Rotterdam by interventions in the urban pattern.

DUNES IN YOUR BACKYARD [IJMUIDEN: 2012] 24

Urban extension of IJmuiden that aims to improve the transition between the urban fabric of the city and the dune landscape.

INSTITUTE OF PLACEMAKING [TERSCHELLING: 2013] 28

Installation on the Oerol Festival that looked for the most appreciated places on the island during the festival.

URBANISMWEEK [DELFT: 2013] 30

Five day symposium filled with lectures, workshops debates and side activities, organised at Delft University of Technology.

CURRICULUM VITAE 32

LONDON

REGREENERATION

AN APPROACH TO ANTICIPATE ON NEW BUILT REGENERATION PROJECTS IN ORDER TO IMPROVE DEPRIVED NEIGHBOURHOODS [URBANISM, 2014].

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London is shifting towards a city which is focussed on the higher socioeconomic groups caused by gentrification. This is stimulated by the new built developments that mainly take place in deprived areas adjacent to the Thames.

BATTERSEA

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BRIXTON

Implementation of the framework in Larkhall park: wide paths and small interventions to improve the use and stimulate people to make use of the park without creating major value increases.

London is shifting from a city with a diverse population, to a city focussed on higher socioeconomic groups. One of the mechanisms that cause this shift are new built gentrification projects in deprived areas. They aim to decrease deprivation by gentrification: replace the current population by a more affluent one by changes in the urban pattern. To avoid displacement of people that dwell in deprived areas and maintain the diverse population, the master thesis looked for ways to improve deprived areas (Brixton) by anticipating on the new built regeneration of brown fields (Battersea) and how deprived areas can benefit from these developments.

Literature research has shown that the cause of deprivation can be addressed by increasing the individual outcomes of the deprived population, by focussing on the improvement of the health, employment and education domains. By increasing the individual outcomes in these domains, people will be more mobile and are more likely to resist the pressure of gentrification. This will lower the chance that they will be displaced.

For the full version of the master thesis, visit: http://goo.gl/IyDHUn .

The area between Battersea and Brixton is heavily deprived. Local authorities try to improve this by the redevelopment of the Battersea area, which will attract more affluent people, and by this the overall statistics of the area.

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Deprivation can be addressed effectively by focussing on the cause of deprivation, instead of improving its symptoms. This can be done by stimulating the increase of individual outcomes in terms of health, education and employment.

TWO MAIN CENTRES.

ADD A PATH, PATH MARKERS AND WAY MARKERS

SELECTING INTERMEDIATE GOALS

ADDITION OF GREEN PUBLIC SPACE.

CONCEPT: four steps to improve the connection between Battersea and Brixton and improve the green spaces along the route.

Map of the proposed framework to empower the current population in terms of health and employment. The two main centres are connected by slow traffic routes and improved green spaces in order to stimulate people of Battersea to do their shopping in Brixton (employment outcomes) and use the public space (health outcomes).

The framework proposed for the Battersea-Brixton area focuses on the empowerment of the population by the improvement of the health and employment domain in order to minimise gentrification and displacement.

This is done by anticipating on the new built developments in Battersea: one of the major redevelopments in London. In this, the more affluent people of Nine Elms are stimulated to use the small authentic shops in the deprived centre of Brixton, that nowadays already attracts many young professionals.

This increase of customers of the centre will affect the employment positively and is done by the establishment of good slow traffic connections between the two centres, by which people can easily bike to the other centre within nine minutes. This connection is made more pleasant by improving the public spaces along the route.

Because of those improvements of the public space, residents from the surrounding areas are stimulated to use the green spaces more often and for a longer duration, which will positively affect their health outcomes.

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BATTERSEA

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BRIXTON

Three critical details of the framework (see next pages).

Adjusted street profile that contains a wide pavement and proper cycle lanes, in order to stimulate people to use the new connections.

Way markers that are incorporated in the kerbs along the new connection, to emphasise the new connection.

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Birds eye view of the interventions in Battersea, that aim to connect the framework to the Thames and which provide interesting amenities: a city beach, a stage, playgrounds and terraces.

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The design for the square reacts on the Thames by lowering the quay to increase the interaction between the visitor and the water. The tide will be shown by multiple jets that will be turned on during high tide and that create a water film.

BATTERSEA SQUARE PUBLIC SPACE FOR LONDON

The square in front of the Battersea Power Station will be the centre of the new build regeneration area and plays an important role in the framework.

It will connect the framework to the Thames and will contain different amenities that will be also interesting for people from outside the new built regeneration area. Because of this, people from Brixton are stimulated to make use of those amenities, and by which they will profit from the benefits

of green on health, like fresh air, the stimulation to be physically active and the stimulation of social interaction. Because the square is not located in a deprived area, property value changes caused by the transformation of the new square will not result in displacement of the lower socioeconomic groups.

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Impression of the city beach that attracts residents of the whole area.

Impression of the square in front of the Battersea Power Station, looking towards the Thames.

ANTICIPATE ON FLOOD RISKS

ADD INTERESTING AMENITIES

EMBED THE AREA IN THE FRAMEWORK

Create areas that are able to store water when needed.

Like the city beach, space for a stage, terraces, playgrounds, etc.

Connect to the slow traffic routes of the framework.

The landscape opens up towards the Thames by a decreasing amount of trees and the lowered quay.

EMPHASISE THE PRESENCE OF THE THAMES Addition of elements that refer to the tide, open up towards the Thames.

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Birds eye view of the interventions in Larkhall Park to embed the park in the framework and improve the quality of the area.

LARKHALL PARK

PLACE FOR THE NEIGHBOURHOOD TO MEET AND BE ACTIVE Larkhall Park is the biggest park within the framework and will function as an intermediate goal to increase the willingness to use the routes in between the two centres. Besides its function on the larger scale, the public green space functions also on a lower scale in which residents who dwell in the surroundings make use the green area and by this profit from the benefits

that green has on health. To limit the value increases and avoid creating displacement caused by those interventions, the adjustments within the park will be small and focus on the use of the park by local residents.

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Impression of the new sitting possibilities, that are integrated in the mounds in the park which will emphasise the topography.

In addition, the new path that is applied in accordance with the concept of the park is shown.

APPLY THE SLOW TRAFFIC ROUTES AND IMPROVE THE ENTRANCES

Section that shows the new elements to sit and the situation of the path close to the edge of the park.

REPLACE THE BLIND WALLS BY ACTIVE ONES

ADD AMENITIES AND PLACES TO SIT

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Birds eye view of the interventions in between the elevated train tracks in order to establish a good connection between the framework and Brixton.

BRIXTON

EXTENSION OF THE CENTRE Brixton is the centre of the deprived areas that are surrounding Nine Elms and will be connected to the framework to make people of Battersea make use of the small scale shops in the informal malls, owned by local inhabitants. Nowadays the centre faces an increase of visitors (mostly young professionals), and the new connection will strengthen this. Because of this increase, opportunities are created to expand this shopping area with small shops owned by the locals.

The proposal for the extension is combined with the creation of a connection between the framework and the centre. This connection is created by making use of the vacant spaces in between the elevated train tracks. The empty spaces under the elevated train tracks can be used to provide space for new businesses.

In addition, the space in between the arches will function as a central square, where people can meet, rest, and enjoy the green.

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Impression of the proposed interventions in Brixton, in which the vacant space in between the elevated train tracks is used to create a decent connection. The arches of the elevated train tracks can be used as small business spaces.

USE THE VACANT SPACE IN BETWEEN THE TRAIN TRACKS TO ESTABLISH A CONNECTION

Section of the proposed mall in between the second part of the elevated train tracks.

USE THE ARCHES OF THE TRAIN TRACKS AS SMALL BUSINESS SPACES

CREATE A PUBLIC SPACE IN THE AREAS THAT ARE LEFT

PUBLISHED IN:

DE NOODZAAK VAN ONTWERPEN [2013] &

BRABANTSE DELTA

BLAUWE KAMER [ISSUE 4, 2011]

KNOTTED NODES

FRAMEWORK FOR THE BRABANTSE DELTA [LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, 2011]

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DINTELOORD

STEENBERGEN

ROOSENDAAL

BERGEN OP ZOOM

All cities and villages are connected by water structures to the Volkerak, but those connections are blocked by dikes, locks and dams.

BRACKISH WATER

FRESH WATER

SALINIZATION OF THE VOLKERAK

Volkerak

SALINIZATION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND

Impression of the new small estuary, where the Vliet disposes into the Volkerak Zoommeer.

The Volkerak Zoommeer, a lake situated in the Dutch delta, is currently affected by cyanobacteria problems.

This results in the fact that the lake cannot be used for recreation, and is only used as a connection between the hinterland and the sea. By the salinization of the lake, the bacteria problems will be solved and enable people to use the lake for recreational purposes. One of the problems that come with this salinization is that the agricultural grounds will be affected and that this will force farmers to change to other kind of crops.

New policy measurements address the cyanobacteria problems in the Volkerak Zoommeer by the salinization of the lake.

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Map of the regional plan that focuses on the establishment of a recreational network and the agricultural changes in the area.

REGIONAL PLAN

ESTABLISH A RECREATIONAL NETWORK IN THE DELTA Because of the salinization of the lake, the cyanobacteria problems will be solved which will provide opportunities for recreation on the lake. Reacting on this change, a recreational network is proposed that connects the Volkerak Zoommeer to the small villages and cities close by. This is mainly done by improvements of the water structure, so people can use this historical structures again. Additionally, new cycle lanes and walking paths are planned.

This network is based on the principle of the public transport network, in which the different systems are connected and people are able to change between different means of transport in specific points, for example, people can change from the boat to the cycle. A small estuary is created to mark the entrance to the network. Additionally, interventions along the network will stimulate people to use the Vliet to travel to the villages and smaller cities who are located more inland. Examples are canoe lodges and furniture to take a break.

In addition, different kinds of brackish crops are proposed that can grow on the salinized grounds, in order to keep the agriculture in the area.

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CONCEPT: the Brabantse Delta as a recreational network in which people are able to move by different means of transportation, like by boat, canoe, cycle etcetera.

Impression of the areas surrounding the Vliet that contain amenities that serve the users of the new network: like canoe lodges and places where the canoe can be stalled

Concluding diagram of research on brackish crops that grow on salinized grounds.

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Map of the interventions proposed for the centre of Steenbergen, in which the harbour is extended towards the centre and a connection is established in between them.

HARBOUR OF STEENBERGEN

RESTORE THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE HARBOUR AND THE CENTRE A critical detail is made for the centre of Steenbergen that because of the network, is connected to the Volkerak. Nowadays, the harbour of Steenbergen is small and not connected to the centre. By extending the docks towards the city centre and the establishment of a decent connection inspired on the historical urban pattern, the harbour becomes part of

the centre again and will provide an economic impulse for the centre of Steenbergen. Surrounding the new harbour, various areas that can provide space for amenities are proposed, in order to make the harbour area more vibrant.

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Before

After

Impression of the new square that is adjoining the extended part of the harbour. In the back, the Gummarus Church, that plays an important role in the creation of the connection.

Impression of the elevated border with sitting opportunities that plays a major role in establishing the connection between the centre and the new harbour.

Section of the lowered square surrounding the new docks.

CONCEPT: extension of the harbour and establishing good a good connection between the harbour and the centre.

ROTTERDAM

WATER

ADAPT ON FLOOD RISKS [URBANISM, 2013]

Twice a year, black water of the sewer system is disposed in the singel system of Rotterdam. Because of this, the system is contaminated and affects health outcomes of people who make use of those singels.

To prevent that water of the sewer is disposed in the singels, the project proposes interventions to separate rain and black water by

making use of gullies and gutters that will dispose the clean rain water into the singel system. Because of the height differences in the area the water will naturally flow towards the singels. In addition elements are proposed that provide opportunities to store, filter and infiltrate rainwater.

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TEN TIMES A YEAR THE SEWER DISPOSES INTO THE SINGELS

Analysis of the overflows of the sewer system connected to the singel.

BAD WATER QUALITY

WATER ISSUE AREA

WATER ISSUE

The project area is often exposed to flooding.

NORMAL DAY: sewer contains only black water.

RAINY DAY: rain and black water is mixed and stored in underground basins when needed.

Frequency: 10 times a year.

EXTREME RAINY DAY: sewer system has not enough capacity to process the water, which results in flooding and the disposal of mixed water into the singels.

Frequency: twice a year.

RAIN WATER

BLACK WATER

RAIN WATER

BLACK WATER

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CONCEPT: separate systems to drain water.

SURFACE WATER -3.10

to buffer upon

GUTTER -2,30

within street profile

CANAL

functions as front yard

The interventions proposed for the project area: a network of storage areas and gutters to transport the rainwater to the singel by making use of hight differences.

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GUTTER

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GUTTER

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PARKING LOT

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Toolbox of the different elements that can be used to create the water drainage system.

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Detail of the network of storage areas and gutters with height indication and kind of intervention.

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IRIS PSEUDOACORUS

SCRIPUS LACUSTRIS

PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS

Vegetation that filters contaminated water and that can improve the water quality in the Singels.

EQUISETUM FLUVIATILE

RANUNCULUS LINGUA

ACORUS CALAMUS

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Map of the square that can be filled partially with water when needed.

Normal rainy day: gutters transport the water to the singel and lowered planting borders.

The extreme situation: the whole square is flooded.

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Detail of a plant border filled with reed that is able to store water.

4. LIFT CERTAIN AREAS TO PREVENT FROM FLOODING

IJMUIDEN

DUNES

IN YOUR BACKYARD [URBANISM, 2012]

The framework for the redevelopment of the harbour of IJmuiden is part of a bigger strategy that is created by a group of five students. In this proposal, the western part of IJmuiden is changed into a wetland landscape, which will have a high ecological and recreational value.

The framework shown on these pages is a detail of this strategy, in which a transition is made between the wetland area and the city of IJmuiden.

This resulted in a proposal for a residential dune landscape that will connect the city to the wetlands. Special attention is given to the existing views from the urban fabric towards the new nature, so that they will not be blocked.

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NEW BUILDINGS

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Impression of the new dune landscape with the new buildings.

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Map of the strategy to transformmthe industrial site into a neighbourhood in the dunes. above n.a.p.

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ARCHITECTURE SHOULD ADAPT ON DUNES

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ELDERLY shops for daily needs in building blocks indoor common space elevator

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Semi-private space

New apartment building Space for cleaning and emergencies, 2m Dune landscape Dune path for cyclists and pedestrians, 4m

Dune landscape

Quay, 6m

Section model of the new proposal

The new, multifunctional square on the west of IJmuiden provides space for big events.

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TERSCHELLING

Classification within the cabinet, which people used to place the tube in the cabinet and the drawer of their choice.

Cabinet of Landscape in the pine forest.

INSTITUTE OF PLACEMAKING

THE MOST APPRECIATED PLACES ON TERSCHELLING [LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, 2013] The institute of Placemaking aimed to discover the most appreciated places on the island of Terschelling during the Oerol Festival. In order to find those most appreciated places, visitors got a test tube and were asked to enjoy the festival and discover the most interesting place of the island and put the essence of this place in the tube. The tubes were collected in the forest close to the institute. Visitors were asked to place the tube in one of the nine cabinets. The cabinets differed from each other because they all had a different theme.

In addition, those collected places were marked on a wooden map and all the information about the place was digitalised and documented in an online map, which provided a good overview of the most appreciated places. In the end, 1100 out of 4000 tubes were returned and documented.

For the full version of the booklet and an overview of the most interesting tubes, visit: http://goo.gl/iCJ6s5.

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INSTITUTE

PARTICIPATE?!

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TAKE A TUBE MAIN STAGE

TERSCHELLING / FESTIVAL

FIND YOUR FAVORITE PLACE ON THE ISLAND

WEST- TERSCHELLING The locations of all the favourite places on Terschelling during the festival.

FAVORITE PLACE

COLLECT THE ESSENCE OF THE PLACE IN THE TUBE

PROCESS THE INFORMATION: INSTITUTE

> MARK ON THE MAP > PHOTOGRAPH > EXPLANATION

EXPLORE THE CABINETS IN THE FOREST

PLACE YOUR TUBE IN ONE OF THE CABINETS

TERSCHELLING / FESTIVAL

The process of participating in the institute.

Section of the placement of the nine cabinets with each a different theme in the forest.

A tube filled by a participant and that is placed in the cabinet of landscape.

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DAYS PROGRAMME

9

LECTURES BY KEY NOTE SPEAKERS

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WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY 210 STUDENTS

DELFT

Picture of one of the lectures during the Urbanismweek by Jan Willem Bouman, strategic advisor at Royal Haskoning DHV.

URBANISMWEEK

DESIGNING LIFESTYLES, INFLUENCE OF BIG PLAYERS ON FUTURE CITIES

The Urbanismweek is a symposium that is organised annually at Delft University of Technology and exists out of lectures, workshops and different side activities that aim to strengthen the connections with practice. The edition of 2013 focussed on the new players that influence the city and who shape people their lifestyles, like brands

as Samsung and Siemens. In addition, some new trends in urbanism were explored like the opportunities that cellphone data provides and the effect festivals have on the city. Besides being chairman of the committee, I made all the promotion materials, like posters, flyers, stickers and the website.

UrbanismWeek 8th until 11th of October 2013

UrbanismWeek 7TH UNTIL 11TH OF OCTOBER 2013

Faculty of Architecture, TU Delft

LOUIS BEKKER City Acccount Manager at Siemens Nederland NV

JAN WILLEM BOUMAN Strategic Advisor at Royal Haskoning DHV

The UrbanismWeek is a four-day event filled with lectures, master classes, exhibitions and more. This year’s Urbanism Week explores the

SIMON GILES

design of urban lifestyles and the changing roles and new perspectives

Intelligent Cities Strategy Lead at Accenture

in the urban design field in order to tackle the challenges of the future.

KAI VAN HASSELT Founder of Shinsekai Analysis

The UrbanismWeek is organised by Polis | Platform for Urbanism and is

Lectures, Master Classes, Exhibitions, and more..

YOUNG WOOK JOUNG

taking place in the faculty of Architecture at the TU Delft.

Deputy Manager at Urban Development Division of Samsung C&T

BASTIAAN KALMEYER

GET YOUR EARLY BIRD TICKET AT

Co-Founder of Instability We Trust & Strategy Advisor at A-Lab

WWW.URBANISMWEEK.NL

GIJS RAGGERS

Flyers

Partner Achitect at EGM Architects

HENK SNOEKEN Directorate for National Spatial Planning

UrbanismWeek UrbanismWeek €

AND MORE...

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CURRICULUM VITAE ROGIER HENDRIKS

PERSONAL

Name:

(Bernd Theodor) Rogier Hendriks

Date of Birth

May 25, 1989

Nationality: Dutch Languages:

Dutch and English

Reg. no.:

2.140901.004 (stedenbouwkundige)

EDUCATION

2012-2014

MSc Urbanism, Delft University of Technology.

2013-2014

Graduation track: Urban Regeneration in the European context. Master thesis : Regreeneration; an approach to anticipate on new built regeneration projects in order to improve deprived neighbourhoods. Grade: 8.5.

2013 Being part of Oerol, organised by the chair of landscape architecture.

CONTACT

Address: E. du Perronlaan 818

2624 NG Delft, The Netherlands Telephone:

(+31) 6 815 387 10

E-mail:

hendriks.rogier@gmail.com

Issuu:

issuu.com/rogierhendriks

Linked-in:

nl.linkedin.com/in/hendriksrogier/

Will be published in the new edition of Landscape architecture Europe (expected end of 2014).

2011-2012 BSc Architecture, Delft University of Technology.

Bridging programme. Programme existing of

diverse bachelor subjects to be admitted

to the MSc Urbanism, including architectural

design, history, building technology and research

subjects. 60 ECTS (1 year).

Extra courses in Maths and English to be admitted to the bridging course.

2007-2011

BSc Garden and Landscape Architecture, VHL University of Applied Science, Velp.

INTERESTS

Cooking, Graphic design, creating objects (furniture), photography, contemporary art, running, tennis, snowboarding.

2011 Bachelor thesis: Knotted nodes.

Grade 8.5.

Published in: De Blauwe Kamer (2011, no. 4)

and De noodzaak van ontwerpen (Vlug, J., Noordman, A., Aben, R., Mull, B and Hendriks, M., 2013).

2009-2011

Major Landscape Architecture.

2010 Minor Urban Design, Saxion University of Applied Science, Deventer.

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WORK

2014 Assistant designer

Buro Sant en Co, The Hague, three months.

Worked on a variety of assignments, tenders

and competitions. The three main assignments were: •

design for a (sport) campus in Moscow (tender);

•

redesign of a parade ground to a campus, The Netherlands (tender);

•

design for an outer space of a to be developed apartment building, The Hague;

•

vision for a square in Dordrecht (tender).

2014

Moderator participation sessions Sibelco Group, Heerlen, three days.

Concerning a redevelopment of a sand mining district in Limburg.

2010

Intern (designer) Buro Sant en Co, Den Haag, six months.

Worked on a variety of assignments. The three main assignments were: •

redesign of the southern part of the Zuiderpark, The Hague;

•

design for the gardens surrounding Sophia Kinderziekenhuis in The Hague (tender);

•

definitive Design for Kapitein de Rijk square, The Hague;

2002 - today

Sous Chef Cafe Restaurant Den Bremer in Toldijk.

Average of one to two times a week.

2010

Garden Designer Three days. Medium seized garden in Toldijk.

2008-2010 Photographer

Different purposes: parties and family portraits.

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SIDE ACTIVITIES

2013 Chairman and Head Design of the UrbanismWeek 2013.

An symposium organised by Polis, the study

association of the Master track Urbanism.

The week consisted out of a programme of

lectures, workshops, debates and small side activities.

2012

Committee member of thinking International.

A committee of D.B.S.G. Stylos to stimulate the interaction between Dutch and international students by organising events.

2011 - 2014 Variety of committees D.H.S.V. Outsite.

Various committees, like the introduction week

(chairman), big trip and events committee (chairman).

2011 Graduation committee VHL. Various activities, like creation of the yearbook,

graduation ceremony, graduation gala etc.

IT-SKILLS

Photoshop Illustrator Indesign Premiere AutoCad Sketchup Revit Grasshopper