Delft University of Technology, Delft Design for Values institute
Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Versailles
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Architects Registration Board of The Netherlands
Maurice Harteveld has an uninterrupted focus on public space, particularly related to urban design and the architecture of the city. Although, at the current, this focus is shifting slowly to a more intercultural understanding of ‘human space’, hence ‘architectural and urban design for people’, this work is still adding to the reposition of design theory. Publications following his work on ‘interior public space’ and ‘interior urbanism’ (since 2005) are awarding and can be seen as such recognition. His international oeuvre, both in research and in education, brings urban design back to its fundamental interdisciplinary nature; - in the overlap of responsibilities; - in a non-structural way and - with users involved. In doing so, he specifically clarifies future challenges for designers based on socio-spatial dynamics. Synchronically, he reframes histories from the questions we have today. He does this within the Delft Design for Values Institute, DIMI, and among others AMS Institute. He also works at the Architects Registration Board of The Netherlands and he is a guest at various foreign universities.
Last publications
Harteveld, Maurice (2021) The Port-City Portrayed in its Public Spaces: Introducing Micro Biographies of Places. In: PortusPlus: the Journal of RETE (Association for the Collaboration between Ports and Cities). Venice: RETE, Vol. 12. https://research.tudelft.nl/files/115367576/PORTUSplus_11_2021_Research_Themes_Maurice_HARTEVELD.pdf
Harteveld, Maurice (2021) In the Minds of People: Port-City Perspectives, The Case of Rotterdam, In: European Journal of Creative Practices in Cities and Landscapes (CPCL), Vol. 4, No. 2.
https://cpcl.unibo.it/article/download/12380/13713/53000
Harteveld, Maurice (2021) Images of Port-City Rotterdam, through the Mental Mapping Methods. In: Portus, the Online Magazine of RETE (Association for the Collaboration between Ports and Cities), No. 42-2021, Year XXI. RETE Publisher, Venice, ISSN 2282-5789
https://portusonline.org/images-of-port-city-rotterdam-through-the-mental-mapping-methods
Harteveld, Maurice & Roberto Cavallo (2019) De Stad is Nooit Af! In: De Boer, Hand (ed.). The City of the Future: Ten Design Strategies for Five Locations, Visualizations for a Square Kilometer off City. Blauwdruk, pp. 178-187 https://www.naibooksellers.nl/de-stad-van-de-toekomst-tien-ontwerpvisies-voor-vijf-locaties-verbeelding-voor-een-vierkante-kilometer-stad-the-city-of-the-future.html?___store=english&___from_store=default
