Loïc is a Building Technology student at TU Delft. He holds a Bachelor degree in Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences from TU Delft and studied at the TUM in Germany. His interests in technological innovations within the built environment and a desire to combine engineering with design, led him to pursue a Master’s in BT. He is specifically interested in structural engineering and computational design. As chairman of BouT, he represents the association and ensures the organization meet its needs. He forms the bridge between BouT and the other associations at TU Delft. As this year’s chair, Loïc is committed to create a stronger tie between students, aluni and collaboration with other TU Delft Master tracks.

Ewa holds a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from Warsaw University of Technology. Experiencing new cultures and networking is one of the maxims of Ewa; therefore, she did her Erasmus+ exchange at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics during her Bachelor’s studies. After graduating, she was working in the Bujnowski Architectural Office in Warsaw. Currently, she is pursuing a Master of Science in Architecture and a Master of Science in Building Technology at Delft University of Technology. She is also collaborating as a Student Assistant with the Circular Design Atlas initiative at TU Delft. As Media & Promotion chair, she wishes to strengthen BouT’s online presence on diverse platforms.

Bram is a Dutch student, who obtained his bachelor’s and masters degree in Architecture at TU Delft. He is currently studying Building Technology with a focus an Climate Simulations and Computational Design. As BouT’s head of Company Relations he aims to connect students and companies with a broad spectrum to show student the big variety of opportunities the practical field has to offer.

Having obtained his Bachelor Degree in Architecture at Anna University, India in 2019, he gained some insight of the industry by working at Edifice Consultants, Mumbai. It was during this stint that he gained professional experience and nurtured a small team in pursuing computational and sustainable design methodologies, which improved his team-building skills and technical knowledge, bringing him to TU Delft. As BouT’s head of Events, he hopes to enhance relations between students of different fields and enable insights into professions and research by organizing social and educational events; technical meetups, symposiums, professional lectures from industry and much more, with an overall engagement of students, academic experts and industy experts is the main goal for the year.

Sana graduated with a BEng in Architectural Engineering from Heriot Watt University, after which she worked in sustainability consulting for 2 years in the Middle East region. She is now pursuing the Building Technology master to deepen her knowledge of climate responsive design, particularly with the use of computational techniques. Additionally, she is part of the Epoch Dream Team at TU Delft to support in increasing awareness of Artificial Intelligence in diverse applications, to therefore build a safe AI future. As Head of Education, she wants to support in voicing out the needs of multinational students to best support their progress and success in BT.

Janvi is an architect from Mumbai, India, currently pursuing her Master’s in Building Technology at TU Delft. At TU Delft, she has engaged in a diverse range of forward-looking projects, from designing a thermal-responsive sun-shading façade system and reimagining the Vessel in Manhattan through advanced timber joineries, to experimenting with mycelium for load-bearing bricks. She has also developed renovation strategies to enhance brick façade performance. Her work reflects a deep engagement with material science, sustainable design strategies, and the pursuit of building practices that are both accessible and impactful for the future of the built environment. With BouT, she aims to foster a culture of learning through exposure, one that informs personal and collective contexts, and nurtures a vision where diverse forms of life and biodiversity coexist harmoniously.

Sinan is an architecture student who completed his bachelor’s degree in Australia before deciding to pursue his master’s abroad to broaden his knowledge and experience within the global architectural landscape. Through his current master’s studies, he has developed a growing interest in computational design — exploring how data-driven methods and parametric tools can inform spatial, structural, and environmental performance while enhancing creative expression. As the 31st chair of RuMoer, he aims to expand the magazine’s reach and engagement within and beyond the university community, introducing new ways to spotlight student work alongside professional projects from the industry.