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Henk Visscher is a Professor of Housing Quality & Process Innovation at Delft University of Technology. His research focuses on process innovations that contribute to ensuring and improving the quality of housing. He addresses significant aspects such as energy efficiency, environmental impact, usability, health, and safety in both existing and new housing contexts. Visscher is particularly interested in the energy transition of the existing housing stock, aiming for carbon dioxide emission-free environments by 2050. His work includes evaluating and innovating policies and regulations regarding building processes intended to enhance housing sustainability while keeping the end user at the center of consideration. Additionally, he pays careful attention to the roles of various stakeholders involved in the housing sector. Henk Visscher also serves as the Director of the TU Delft Urban Energy Institute, which is a university-wide network tackling the intersection of energy and the built environment. He is involved in numerous national and European research projects, including DEMO-BLog and SHAPE-EU. Visscher coordinates activities within the European Network of Housing Research and the International Council for Building Research Studies and Documentation.
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