L.M. Oorschot

L.M. Oorschot is a Teaching Professor in the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment at Delft University of Technology. They hold an external position at Atelier PRO architekten since 2006, blending academic and professional expertise in architectural practice.

Research interests focus on urban planning, sustainable architecture, energy efficiency in buildings, and historical urban development. Key areas include the transformation of post-war housing, adaptive reuse of architectural heritage, and the interplay between urban policy and public health. Recent work explores heat transition strategies in 19th-century neighborhoods and the socio-economic impacts of energy efficiency upgrades.

Publications emphasize the cultural and technical challenges of urban renewal, such as balancing historical preservation with modern sustainability goals. Notable works analyze The Hague’s urban evolution, including case studies on school building repurposing and pandemic-driven shifts in urban design.

Collaborations with professional firms like Atelier PRO highlight practical applications of research in real-world architectural projects.