NRGlab stands for energy landscapes and beyond. The NRGlab is a laboratory on energy landscapes initiated by Sven Stremke
and Renée de Waal. The NRGlab is based in the Netherlands and linked to the Landscape Architecture Group of Wageningen
University. We can be contacted and work in English, German and Dutch. This text in Dutch.

As landscape architects, we focus on the future, that is giving shape and helping to realize Sustainable Energy Landscapes.
Yet, we are aware of the necessity to join forces with other disciplines if we want to make a difference. This website is our
online platform where we collect knowledge, share experiences and bring together people who work on the subject of
Sustainable Energy Landscapes. Last but not least the NRGlab should help forming coalitions for future research, design
and teaching projects on energy landscapes. Please note that we are still in the process of getting approval of all the
people mentioned, and for the publications and illustrations included here!

   

Recent Blog Posts

May 7, 2013 |

Tuesday 21 May is the new date for NRGlab guest lecture with Prof.dr. Sören Schöbel-Rutschmann

We are happy to announce that the NRGlab guest lecture with Prof.dr. Sören Schöbel-Rutschmann is rescheduled for...

May 2, 2013 |

8 May NRGlab guest lecture: ‘Visualizing Conceptual Frameworks’ by Silvia Minichino MSc from Florence University

Silvia Minichino MSc is a phd candidate in landscape architecture from Florence University, Italy. She visits...

May 2, 2013 |

8 May NRGlab guest lecture: ‘Verborgen kracht: Veenkoloniën 3.0’ by Tim Snippert MSc (in Dutch)

Tim Snippert MSc is a Wageningen University graduate in landscape architecture and winner of the Eo...

May 2, 2013 |

2 May NRGlab lecture cancelled

Unfortunately, due to illness of Prof. Dr. Sören Schöbel-Rutschmann, the NRGlab guest lecture of May 2 has been...

April 26, 2013 |

Field trip Fossil Energy Landscapes Maasvlakte 1+2 in Rotterdam

Wednesday, the 24th of April the Landscape Architecture Group and the Land USe Planning Group from Wageningen...

April 18, 2013 |

Kick-off BETUWE+ BSc thesis project on energy & transportation landscapes

The 17th of April, René van Seumeren and Sven Stremke presented the assignment of the BETUWE+ project to the BSc...

April 18, 2013 |

Presentation to Environmental Technology students at Wageningen University

On the 15th of April, Sven gave a presentation to the students of the Environmental Technology at Wageningen...

April 8, 2013 |

2 May NRGlab guest lecture: ‘Renewable Energy and Landscape Aesthetics’ by Prof.Dr. Sören Schöbel-Rutschmann (TU Munich)

We are happy to announce the next NRGlab guest lecture at May 2 by Prof. Dr. Sören Schöbel-Rutschmann. He is...

April 5, 2013 |

Presentation at Academy of Architecture, Amsterdam School of the Arts

While Renée presented to the delegates of the NVTL on the 22nd of March, Sven gave a guest lecture at the Academy...

March 25, 2013 |

Presentation to NVTL, the Netherlands Association of Garden and Landscape Architects

On Friday 22 March, the NVTL (Netherlands Association of Garden and Landscape Architects) visited the Landscape...

March 25, 2013 |

‘Buurten bij de Buren’

Tuesday 19 March Renée presented the NRGlab to colleagues from Wageningen University and Research centre during...

March 20, 2013 |

Landscape integration in energy policy: Is it a practicable hypothesis?

Landscape integration in energy policy: Is it a practicable hypothesis? Recently, Silvia’s short paper,...

March 19, 2013 |

‘Slow energy’: connecting the Cittaslow philosophy to design and planning of SEL

‘Slow energy’: connecting the Cittaslow philosophy to design and planning of SEL Monday 18 March...

March 11, 2013 |

Social media for crowdsourcing ideas, local knowledge and narratives for SEL design

Social media for crowdsourcing ideas, local knowledge and narratives for SEL design – Paper accepted for...

March 3, 2013 |

New project Sustainable Transport-corridor Betuwe (DTB)

The Province of Gelderland has initiated the Duurzame Transportcorridor Betuwe (DTB) project to investigate the...

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