Future 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:Business DeveloperLet’s discuss the development and application of Circular Stonelike Materials.
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Standplaats:Delft - Molengraaffsingel (NEXT)
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Email:Email Jeroen
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Siska Valcke
Functie:Senior Scientist Integrator Building MaterialsI focus on holistic sustainability and circularity in the built environment. My research involves optimising and elucidating the technical performance of innovative building materials and their impact on the environment, costs, and safety of structures. This supports integrated decision-making and brings policy and practice closer together.
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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:Proposition Manager Circular & Industrial BuildingWouter Moorlag is Proposition Manager Circular & Industrial Building at TNO since 2019. Every day he works as an innovation partner of contractors, suppliers, consultants and real estate owners on 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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