The daily traffic jams, the debate about air quality, the systematic discussions about environmental conflicts whenever a new infrastructure project is launched: all these symptoms point out that the remodelling of a transport network, together with the reorganisation of a sprawling territory, seems unavoidable and demands an integrated approach. Today, however, the disciplines of transport infrastructure design on the one hand and urbanism on the other hand do not cover much common ground.
Our research group is the main expert in the relationship between space, mobility and infrastructure, both from a historical perspective as a contemporary perspective. Key research issues of this research group are integrated infrastructure design, accessibility and right to mobility, spatial impact of logistics and transport modes, train station area redevelopment, reintegration of ringroad infrastructure, bicycle oriented design and transit oriented development.
Research projects:
TOD is RUR
The role of employers and workplaces in transport
Accessibility, transport justice and transport-related social exclusion
Mobility hubs
Transport planning, pricing and economic thought
Sustainable mobility and the modal split of cities
From bikeability to bicycle oriented development
Transportation and mobility structure in the Province of Antwerp
Towards a smart, safe and robust road network in Flanders
Route N16
Highway x City
Toronto: Middle City Passages
Re-use of underground spaces
Best practices for area developments
Envies de Loire: international design competition
From Flux to Frame
Metabolism Antwerp
In Via Veritas
A-passages. Left bank.
Small stations - big challenges
Passages
