M.H. Arkesteijn

M.H. Arkesteijn is a researcher affiliated with Delft University of Technology, specifically in the School of Architecture and the Built Environment, Department of Real Estate Management. With an MBA and doctoral credentials (Dr.ir.), their work bridges strategic decision-making, campus development, and real estate sustainability.

• Research Focus: Hybrid work environments, campus spatial challenges, decision support systems, and sustainable development.
• Key Contributions: Pioneering evidence-based approaches to campus planning, analyzing trade-offs in public real estate, and developing frameworks for collaborative decision-making.

Recent publications highlight trends in hybrid work's spatial impact on universities, the role of smart campus tools, and strategic alignment in real estate. Their work emphasizes data-driven solutions, stakeholder engagement, and sustainability integration. Arkesteijn actively contributes to open-access datasets like the Campus of the Future Project FAIR Datasets and participates in national and international conferences. While no explicit scientific awards are mentioned, their 102+ research outputs and 29 activities demonstrate sustained academic engagement.