by Helga Fassbinder | Jun 21, 2026 | Architecture & Urban development, News
Much has already been reported about this neighbourhood in this online journal. I therefore refer only to the other accounts in our journal. First, however, I would like to go into somewhat more detail on the urban-planning considerations that underlie the ‘Biotope...
by fidbeheer | May 4, 2026 | Architecture & Urban development, News
Now available on the BIOTOPE CITY JOURNAL YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=biotope+city+journal The Trudo Tower in Eindhoven has been in operation for 5 years: an occasion for an evaluation by the housing association, the contractor,...
by Guido Halbig | Mar 4, 2026 | Architecture & Urban development, News, Technology & Innovation
webinar by Dipl.-Met. Guido W. Halbig https://www.youtube.com/@biotopecityjournal For the 50th lecture in our series, we are pleased to announce a webinar featuring a fundamentally important presentation: Dipl.-Met. Guido Halbig will highlight climate influences that...
by fidbeheer | Jan 29, 2026 | Architecture & Urban development, News, Technology & Innovation
ir. Maike van Stiphout, landscape architect, Amsterdam https://www.youtube.com/@biotopecityjournal The temperature-reducing effects of greening in urban spaces are, fortunately, now widely known. But what does “greening” actually mean? Chlorophyll...
by fidbeheer | Dec 26, 2025 | Architecture & Urban development, Categorieën, Neues, Technology & Innovation
Webinar with Oliver Pongracz and Susanne Formanek Now available on our YouTube channel: Greywater Use – Potentials in/on and around Buildings In densely built cities, water is becoming an increasingly precious resource. At the same time, a large amount of...
by Helga Fassbinder | Nov 15, 2025 | Architecture & Urban development, Neues, News
Contribution to the Conference of the Deutscher Werkbund Berlin on ‘New Social Housing’, May 2022 As architects and urban planners we design and build products that should still fulfil their function for at least 100 years. Of course, we cannot give an...
