We’re students at TU Delft Bouwkunde, exploring how water can shape buildings and the places around them.

Our projects range from installations to housing and urban proposals. We use them to test ideas about water, materials and the spaces we share.

WHY-Problem Statement

Population growth, economic development and climate change are expected to raise water demand in the Netherlands by 7% by 2030. With 900,000 new homes planned, we need to think about saving and reusing water as we design housing.

Nine members of FLOW Team 26/27 on the orange stairs at TU Delft Bouwkunde.

WHO we are

We’re a student team based at TU Delft Bouwkunde, with members from different disciplines. The team changes each year as new students join.

Meet the people behind FLOW.

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WHAT we do

We design projects around rainwater capture, wastewater reuse and water purification. Through installations and architectural proposals, we explore how buildings can collect, use and return water.

Where

Our base is TU Delft Bouwkunde. We work with students and staff across faculties, and take our projects beyond campus through competitions and exhibitions.

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Interested? Ask us!

Have a question about our work or an idea for a project? We’d like to hear from you.