Industrialised, Integrated, Intelligent sustainable Construction - I3con

SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION HANDBOOK 2
research results to curriculum improvement, finally resulting in better construction engineers and
managers that can take the lead in innovations towards a sustainable construction industry.
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Authors’ Biographies
Dr Sander van Nederveen is Assistant Professor of Design and Building
Informatics at Delft University of Technology, Department of Building
Technology. He teaches and conducts research in the area of design and
information technology for building and civil engineering. Before joining
Delft University in 2005, he has worked as a researcher at TNO in the field of
information technology for construction and as a systems
engineer/configuration manager at the Dutch High Speed Link (HSL) project
organisation.
Dr Reza Beheshti is Associate Professor of Design and Building Informatics
at Delft University of Technology, Department of Building Technology. He
obtained his PhD from RCA in London in Design Research in 1981. Prior to
this PhD research period, he worked for a large Architecture and Engineering
Consultancy as the Chief Architect. His specialisations are in Advanced
Design Systems, Building Informatics, Parametric Design, Construction IT,
Process Innovation, eLearning and Design Methodology. He has authored
numerous papers and books in these fields and has participated in a number of
national and European research projects.