thursday, May 22
DAY 4 OF THE INTERNATIONAL WEEK BUILT ENVIRONMENT
Day 4 of the International Week Built Environment 2025 is packed with variety! Design self-sufficient tiny houses, tackle heat stress projects, join a field trip by bike, and enjoy tailored social events. Staff can savor a culinary walk, while students can network and have fun with Trifonius!
Designing a Self-Sufficient Tiny House
Lecture with Jonathan Bax, Project leader of Building Physics at Peutz and founder of JonaBouw Tiny House Design
We will explore how we can create smart designs that are not only self-sufficient and sustainable, but also in harmony with nature and our needs as individuals. By combining innovative technologies with eco-friendly materials, one can create a home that minimizes environmental impact while maximizing comfort and functionality.
For who?
- Visitors
- HAN Students BK1
Heat stress in Urban Areas (2/3)
Students work on their project.
For who?
- Visitors
- Minor Co-Create
- HAN Students BK2
Lunch for visitors
Key-note Speaker
More information to come.
For who?
- Visitors
- HAN Students CT1, CT2, BK1, BK2, Minor
- Staff BE
Fieldtrip Liander
Field trip by bike with Marwin Jurjus
Together with a group of HAN students, we’ll embark on a bike tour, passing various buildings, new construction sites, and sustainability projects. Discover how the Dutch live! (If you’re unable to cycle, we’ll arrange an alternative solution.)
For who?
- Visitors
- A few HAN students
Walk, Wine and Dine
Social Event
We will organize a culinary walk through the beautiful city of Arnhem. This is a great way to experience the food and culture of a city. We will walk to different restaurants to sample the local cuisine, and learn more about the Arnhem’s culinary history.
For who?
- Visiting faculty
- HAN faculty
Student Activity
Social Event organised by study association Trifonius
For who?
- Visiting students
- Exchange students
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