Since 2008 she’s a member of the Board of Advice to Osiris, a network of active students and others who share a common interest for sustainable development.     

ir. Alexia Luising (1974) studied Building Technology at the faculty of Architecture, Delft University of Technology.
After graduating in 1999 she worked as a researcher at the chair of Environmental Design at the department of Building Technology and specialised at water topics in sustainable building.
Since 2004 she is a lecturer at the chair of SMART Architecture at the faculty of Architecture.

Dr.-Ing. Thorsten Schuetze (1967) studied Architecture from 1992 until 1997 in Hamburg, Germany. Since 1998 he works as freelancing architect, consultant, researcher and lecturer (university teaching positions in Wismar and Hamburg) in the field of sustainable architecture and urbanism in Europe and Asia. From 1998 until 2000 he received a scholarship for the development of innovative energy systems for small urban areas. He published numerous international scientific publications amongst others in Germany, South Korea and for the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) in Japan. He received his PhD at the Faculty for Architecture and Landscape at the University of Hanover in 2005 and became partner and executive of the architectural office “hwp – hullmann willkomm & partner – research, planning and development in architecture” (Hamburg/ Germany) in 2006. He is working as Assistant Professor at Delft University of Technology at the faculty of Architecture since November 2006. Amongst others he established the international summer academy Sustainable Building in cooperation with TU Graz (Austria), University Stuttgart (Germany) and ETH Zürich (Switzerland) and is active member of the international forum on urbanism (ifou).    

ir. Peter Teeuw PDEng is assistant professor at the faculty of Architecture Delft University of Technology at the chair of SMART Architecture and is architect / advisor sustainable building at KOW X in The Hague.

His specialisation is sustainable development related to architecture and urbanism. He worked many years for the ecological office BEAR Architecten, Gouda and published several books on sustainable building issues.    

ir. Guus Westgeest (1946) is a lecturer at the faculty of Architecture Delft University of Technology at the chair of SMART Architecture.

Besides that he is director of Architectenbureau Guus Westgeest, an office that specialises in sustainable projects such as dwellings, utility buildings, sporting halls, swimming pools and recreation facilities.

In 1988 he graduated in Architecture and Urban Planning
His specialism is sustainable building, energy and environment
Since 2008 he’s a member of the OdC at the faculty of Architecture.

prof. ir. Kees Duijvestein (1943) has been a full professor of Environmental Design at the faculty since 1992. He conducts research into the spatial quality of buildings in relation to social, economic and environmental aspects, which involves for example the question of how we can produce attractive, affordable and environmentally friendly housing. He conceives structures and makes design sketches that can be used for new building projects. Duijvestein also uses his research and teaching in response to current topics, such as how various issues like building fraud or problems of fine particles can be prevented in the future by building more sustainably. As a scientist he believes it important to integrate the general worldwide discussion on sustainability into his work at the faculty. His field of scientific interest extends across the whole spectrum of the theme of sustainable construction: from energy, the use of waste and materials, and affordability to water and mobility, quality of life and health.

On top of his work for the faculty, he is the founder and director of BOOM-Duijvestein bv, (BOOM = Bureau voor Onderzoek en Ontwerp voor het Milieu (environmental research and design company)), where he was involved with the plans for the Ecodus and Ecolonia ecological residential districts in Delft and Alphen aan den Rijn respectively. He is also a regular on the Quality Teams, for example for large-scale housing projects like Vathorst in Amersfoort. He is the chairman of the Board of Supervisory Directors of the Real Estate fund of the Triodos Bank.

Formerly a student assistant at this chair ir. Christiane de Koning is currently a guest tutor at the Faculty of Architecture.
In 2009 she graduated at the TU Delft as an urbanist.

ir. Niek Stukje graduated from Delft University of Technology, Architecture, and did her master thesis on Urban Landscape. Her graduation project "Land to Water, Water to Live" focussed on the design of a new urban living typology in order to adapt to climate change in the Dutch polder landscape.
During her education she became enthousiastic on the integration of sustainable development in her field of study. Therefor she is now one of the board members of Stichting Osiris "Sustainability in Progress". Osiris is a student communication platform for sustainable development of the TU Delft.

She is currently co-author of several SMART Architecture publications and a guest tutor at the Faculty of Architecture.

drs. ing. Ger de Vries is managing director, researcher and consultant at V&L Consultants in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. He is involved in research and consultancy in the field of sustainable and energy-efficient building and living, the sustainable development of the built environment and trends in environmentally-aware innovations in housing, buildings and the construction industry. He is editor of the building journal bouwIQ (formerly Duurzaam / Puur Bouwen) and a research associate in Environmental Design at Delft University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture. 

Vera Franken is currently a master student at the Faculty of Architecture and an architectural assitant at TAK architecten in Delft. 

After studies at the University of Amsterdam Alexander Mooi is currentlty a student of Architecture at the TU Delft.

Truke Zeinstra is currently a BSc student at the Faculty of Architecture and mainly responsible for the AlfaGamma courses.