We regularly coach Master’s students from the MSc Programme Architecture, Urbanism and Building Science, with their Graduation theses. When doing their thesis with us, students benefit from the expertise of Co-Lab research group members. They also have the opportunity to disseminate their research through Co-Lab Research networks and the Co-Lab Blog, amongst others. They may also have the opportunity to integrate their research into ongoing projects within our group.

Check out our current and past graduates and their work!

Graduates

Past graduates

Hugo Smid – 2022, MSc track Management in the Built Environment

Collective private commissioning initiatives by elderly facilitated by the municipality

Danielle Schol – 2021, MSc Metropolitan Analysis, Design and Engineering

Co-housing as an opportunity for the re-integration of economic homeless people in society

Dennis Tran – 2021, MSc track Management in the Built Environment

Realizing community land trusts for affordable homeownership: Capitalizing on opportunities and overcoming barriers in the Dutch housing market

Joep Bastiaans – 2021, MSc track Management in the Built Environment

Professional collaborative housing concepts for seniors: How to professionally develop for the elderly who are ‘dying to get started’

Annalena Meixner – 2020, MSc track Management in the Built Environment

Sharing Sustainability: The concept of sharing in collaborative housing for more sustainable cities

Mees Zonneveld – 2020, MSc track Management in the Built Environment

The bottlenecks in the process of realizing a housing cooperative in cities in the Netherlands

Glenn Jones- 2020, MSc track Management in the Built Environment

Stimulating collaborative housing for and by seniors: An empirical study into the housing demands of young seniors, and the constraints they encounter while realising collaborative housing projects.

Lisanne Rissik – 2019, MSc track Management in the Built Environment

XS>XL: The emerging concept of commercial co-living and its influence on users-affordability and developers-profitability

Nina van Wijk – 2019, MSc track Management in the Built Environment

What’s mine is ours: Empowering cohousing communities towards self-organization through sharing economy

Evi Dirks  – 2019, MSc track Architecture (Explore Lab)

“Houses are more than containers for Humans: The design brief with and within a cohousing group”

Suzanne Elliott – 2018, MSc track Management in the Built Environment

“CPC and affordable private rental housing. An explorative study of collaboration between parties”

Juan Carlos Romero – 2017, MSc track Management in the Built Environment

 “Towards collaborative approaches in urban regeneration: A case study in the Latin American context”

Stephanie Zeulevoet – 2016, MSc track Architecture (Explore lab)

 “Minimal dimensions / Maximum life: A proposal for collective self-organised housing for starters in Amsterdam”