Building materials
TNO has extensive knowledge of the environmental effects of building materials. We are working on increasing the circularity of building materials with a focus on making concrete more sustainable as well as developing circular innovations for brick, gypsum and wood. Examples of such innovations are the development of cold-baked bricks and the reuse of wooden doors.
How we make impact
Natural stone
Pioneering sustainable concrete
Contact us
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Jeroen Kruithof
Functie:Senior consultant-
Standplaats:Delft - Molengraaffsingel (NEXT)
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Email:Email Jeroen
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Siska Valcke
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Standplaats:Delft - Molengraaffsingel (NEXT)
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Email:Email Siska
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Timo Nijland
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Standplaats:Delft - Bouwinnovatie Lab
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Email:Email Timo
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Wouter Moorlag
Functie:Cluster manager building innovationSince 2019, Wouter Moorlag has been the Proposition Manager for Circular & Industrial Construction at the research institute TNO. Every day, he works as an innovation partner with contractors, suppliers, consultants, and property owners to create a safe, sustainable, and affordable built environment.
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Standplaats:Delft - Molengraaffsingel (NEXT)
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Email:Email Wouter
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