Roundtables

These are the recordings (full and recap) of the interactive session “Reimagining housing: Innovative designs for thriving communities" that took place during the RE-DWELL Barcelona conference held on 16 and 17 May 2024 at the School of Architecture La Salle.    The session was moderated by RE-DWELL early-stage researchers Mahmoud Alsaeed (University of Sheffield), and Leonardo Ricaurte (University of Reading).   Participants in the discussion were: • Eira Capelán (South Yorkshire Housing Association) • Lorraine Farrelly (York School of Architecture) • Saskia Furman (School of Architecture La Salle) • Noémi Gyárfás (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) • Karim Hadjri (University of Sheffield) • Aboli Mangire (HafenCity University Hamburg) • Carolina Martín (ISCTE-UL) • Krzysztof Nawratek (University of Sheffield) • Bruno Saurer (Green Building Council Spain) • Elanor Warwick (Clarion Housing Association)  

These are the recordings (full and recap) of the interactive session “Fostering sustainable living: Empowering communities for inclusivity and resilience" that took place during the RE-DWELL Barcelona conference held on 16 and 17 May 2024 at the School of Architecture La Salle.     The session was moderated by RE-DWELL early-stage researchers Lucia Chaloin, Androniki Pappa, and Zoe Tzika.   Participants in the discussion were: • Josep Maria Borrell (Impsol) • Adriana Diaconu (Université Grenoble Alpes) • Margaux Lespagnard (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) • Margherita Marinelli (Housing Europe) • Ángel Martín (School of Architecture La Salle) • Michelle Norris (University College Dublin) • Andreas Panagidis (University of Cyprus) • Newsha Salari (School of Architecture La Salle) • Angelos Varvarousis (Autonomous University of Barcelona) • Ana Vaz Milheiro (ISCTE-UL)

Thesea are the recordings (full and recap) of the interactive session “Reconsidering regulatory frameworks: Policies and financing for affordable and sustainable Housing” that took place during the RE-DWELL Barcelona conference held on 16 and 17 May 2024 at the School of Architecture La Salle.    The session was moderated by RE-DWELL early-stage researchers Tijn Croon (TU Delft) and Marko Horvat (University of Zagreb)   Participants in the discussion were: • Gojko Bežovan (University of Zagreb) • Adirane Calvo (School of Architecture La Salle) • Gábor Csanádi (Hungarian Academy of Sciences) • Marja Elsinga (TU Delft) • Charalambos Iacovou (Cyprus Land Development Corporation) • Pere Picorelli (Incàsol) • Jordi Serrano-Codina (Incàsol) • Ana Zadelj Kovač (Ceraneo)  

On April 5, 2024, Alex Fernández and Assistant Professor Michael Peeters (TU Delft) hosted an event on ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) for affordable housing. The event was intended as a dialogue between academia and practice to disseminate the findings of the RE-DWELL programme as well as establishing links with other initiatives and position TU Delft within the debate of sustainable finance in the built environment.  

Seminar organized by RE-DWELL during the International Social Housing Festival, in Barcelona, on 7 June 2023.   Social housing providers are strategic partners in the EU’s strategy to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. Improving energy efficiency is a complex task requiring financial resources, technical expertise and residents’ consensus. This seminar organized by the RE-DWELL MSCA-ITN network brought together practitioners from a variety of fields to discuss the challenges and opportunities related to balancing affordability with sustainability requirements in social housing.   Panelists: -Julien Dijol, Housing Europe, Belgium -Paul Dufraisse, GreenFlex, France -Alex Fernández, TU Delft, Netherlands -Becky Ritchie, Clarion Housing Group, UK -Nina Turull, Sostre Civic, Spain   Moderated by Adriana Diaconu, Université Grenoble-Alpes, France

This roundtable took place in the Universitat Politècnica de València, during the Valencia Summer School, on 14 July 2022. The panel members were: • Anne Kockelkorn, Assistant Professor of Dwelling in the Department of Architecture, TU Delft.  • Blanca Pedrola, architect, Associate Professor, CEU Cardenal Herrera University. • Isabel González, architect, Fent Estudi Cooperative.   The discussion was moderated by: • Nadia Charalambous, Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, UCY.

This discussion took place in a blended format on March 26, as part of the Budapest workshop. The panelists were: • Jenny Pickerill, Professor of Environmental Geography and Head of Department of Geography at Sheffield University, England • Richard Lang, Full Professor of Social Enterprise and Innovative Regions at Bertha von Suttner Private University in St. Pölten, Austria. The discussion was moderated by Prof. Gerard van Bortel, Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment (ABE), TU Delft.

This roundtable took place in a blended format, in the University of Cyprus and on line, during the Nicosia Summer School, on November 16, 2021.    The participants were:  Darinka Czischke, Associate Professor, TU Delft  Lisa D. Iulo, Associate Professor of Architecture, Director of the Hamer Center for Community Design, Pennsylvania State University  Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway, Associate Professor, University of Barcelona    The session was moderated by Leandro Madrazo, School of Architecture La Salle.

A roundtable on “Transdisclipinary Research for Affordable and Sustainable Housing” took place on Thursday 23, 2021.  The session was chaired by Flora Samuel, Professor at the University of Reading, UK, and the panel members were:      David Clapham, Professor of Housing and Urban Studies, University of Glasgow    Gilles Debizet, Professor in Urban Planning, University Grenoble Alpes   Doina Petrescu, Professor of Architecture and Design Activism, University of Sheffield   Ashraf Salama, Professor of Architecture, University of Strathclyde    Roundtable Video