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Nathalie de Vries is a Professor of Architectural Design at Delft University of Technology, focusing on public buildings and the societal impact of architectural design. With a background as an architect and urbanist, she graduated from Delft University in 1990. De Vries co-founded the globally recognized architecture and urban planning firm MVRDV, contributing to many innovative designs. She has held prestigious teaching posts at institutions such as Harvard Graduate School of Design and Technische Universität Berlin, alongside her role at TU Delft. Her work emphasizes the integration of theory and practice, assessed through projects that engage students with current developments in architecture. De Vries researches the concept of multiplicity in architecture, examining how buildings can adapt and transform over time to address societal needs. In addition, she has served as Chief Railroad Architect for NS/ProRail and as president of the Royal Institute of Dutch Architects (BNA) from 2019 forward. With her active contributions to education and practice, de Vries plays a pivotal role in shaping the conversations around contemporary architectural challenges.
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