RIBA S/SE Sustainability Group - Circularity, Lessons Learned

Circularity, Lessons Learned

For the second talk of RIBA S/SE Sustainability group in 2022, we will be joined by Hans Hammink, Architect/Associate at Cie.

Hans will talk about the circular projects he has designed and worked on, some of which have been built. He has also written a book ' Lessons in Circularity' which he will also provide an overview of during the talk. The book is knowledge to share and a free e-copy of the book will be provided to all those who attend the talk.

Speaker: Hans Hammink, Cie.

Hans Hammink has been working at the Cie. since 2004. He studied at the Technical University in Delft. During his studies, he won a competition and built his own wooden house in Almere. After graduating, he worked in London for a few years and was one of the founders of the Amsterdam architectural firm M3H.

Hans Hammink generally works on large, complex national and international projects. He is a driven and enthusiastic architect, and he is particularly interested in the combination of technology and architecture.

His specialty is the integration of architecture with sustainable and circular principles. A recent example of this is the Circl project in Amsterdam: a state-of-the-art circular building.

He is also one of the creators of the Building Passport: a digital twin of a building, a 3D model linked to circular data.

He teaches at the Amsterdam Academy of Architecture and regularly gives lectures, with the aim of sharing knowledge and experience with students and colleagues.

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Image courtesy of Hans Hammink.