FLOW Delft
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FLOW Delft 〰️
A student team at TU Delft designing and building an innovative water neutral pavilion at the campus to showcase opportunities of living in symbiosis with water.
What is the FLOW pavilion?
The FLOW Pavilion is an innovative, water-positive structure showcasing sustainable water management practices. It features systems for capturing rainwater, reusing wastewater, and purifying water, demonstrating how buildings can both consume and provide water. In addition to its technological innovations, the pavilion serves as an educational hub, fostering collaboration and partnerships to tackle global water challenges. Located on the TU Delft campus, it addresses local water concerns while offering a scalable model for sustainable water management worldwide.
Current water challenges
In the Netherlands, rising water demand driven by population growth, economic development, and climate change is projected to increase by 7% by 2030. Coupled with plans to build 900,000 new homes, this highlights the urgent need for water-sustainable housing and strategies to reduce water consumption.
Who
Welcome to our team page! We’re a group of ~30 passionate, dedicated individuals united by a shared vision to change the built environment. Each member brings unique expertise, creativity, and energy to the table.
From strategic thinkers to hands-on doers, our team combines diverse backgrounds and skills to tackle challenges, innovate solutions, and achieve impactful results. Get to know the faces and stories behind our work below – we’re excited to connect with you!
Where
Based at the innovative TU Delft campus, we thrive in a hub of cutting-edge research and collaboration. This will also be the place where the pavilion will be built.
While inspired by Delft’s spirit, our knowledge and solutions are designed to make a difference globally. Together, we’re turning ideas into impact, everywhere.
Contact us!
Do you have ideas, skills, knowledge, products or other resources that could be a part of or great addition to Flow? Ask us and let us know!