B. Hausleitner

B. Hausleitner is a researcher at Delft University of Technology's Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, specializing in urban design with expertise in streets, circular urban development, and manufacturing integration. Holding a Dipl.ing. degree in Architecture and the Built Environment and Urban Design, Hausleitner actively contributes to academic discourse through peer-reviewed publications and international collaborations.

Hausleitner's research focuses on inclusive street design, circular economy applications in urban regeneration, and spatial conditions for multi-functional urban spaces. Key projects include the 'Cities of Making' initiative exploring manufacturing in cities and case studies on mixed-use streets in Amsterdam and urban villages in Chengdu, China, emphasizing community engagement and sustainable transformation.

Recent publications reveal a strong trend toward circular urban development, with particular attention to spatial-structural qualities of streets and adaptive reuse of industrial estates. This work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications for creating resilient, adaptable urban environments.

Hausleitner has received the following scientific recognition:

• Best poster award at the 27th AGILE Conference: Geographic Information Science for a Sustainable Future (2024)

No information is available regarding student supervision or research grants. Hausleitner collaborates extensively through projects like 'Cities of Making' and the Rudifun initiative, participating in workshops on spatial densities and functional mix in Dutch urban areas, often alongside colleagues such as A. Wandl and V. Muñoz Sanz to address contemporary urban challenges.