Researcher at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment.As a researcher at TU Delft, I specialise in geospatial mapping as a tool for communicating and studying complex spatial landscapes and spatial developments over time, with a focus on regional development and planning. This includes a particular interest in the history of (regional) strategic planning. My contributions span a variety of research initiatives within the chairs of History of Architecture and Urban Planning and the 'Randstad-Holland Project' (OverHolland). Besides research, I supervise master's students in writing their history thesis.

The Journal of Historical Geography (Tijdschrift voor Historische Geografie) is a Dutch academic journal on the history of cities and landscapes in the Netherlands. The journal publishes articles, reports, reviews and bibliographies. They show current developments within historical geography and at the interface with related fields such as urban and architectural history, archaeology and spatial planning. Interviews with prominent researchers stimulate reflection and debate on developments in research and (policy) practice in the history of and engagement with landscapes and cities. THG provides a platform for both young and experienced authors. It is based on the Historisch-Geografisch Tijdschrift (1983-2015).

Member and research associate of the LDE (Leiden-Delft-Erasmus) PortCityFutures Centre.

Freelance researcher and cartographer with an urge to study and map spatial transformation processes of rural and urban landscapes across time and space. As an independent researcher and cartographer, I collaborate with various heritage and academic institutions (e.g. Rijksdienst voor Cultureel Erfgoed, Erfgoedhuis Zuid-Holland, TU Delft, THOTH Publishers). My skills are visible in co-authored publications such as the landscape biography 'Atlas van het Westland' (2016) and the biography of Tata Steel Europe entitled 'Driven by Steel' (2018), as well as authored chapters in 'Atlas of the Dutch Urban Landscape' (2014/ 2016) and 'Atlas van de Schie' (2016). My cartographic skills have also materialised in the form of maps, map series and GIS datasets for publications such as 'Stedenatlas Jacob van Deventer' (2018) and 'The Making of the Netherlands' (2023), and contributed to digital platforms such as the RCE 'Erfgoedatlas' (2018) and numerous other projects.

Visiting lecturer at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, Chair History of Architecture and Urban Planning.

Lecturer in the History of Architecture and Urbanism at the Department of Construction Engineering.

Research assistant at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, Chair History of Architecture and Urban Planning. Research assistant for the publication: Cor Wagenaar, 'Town Planning in the Netherlands since 1800. Responses to Enlightenment Ideas and Geopolitical Realities', Rotterdam, 2011.

Teaching and research assistant at the Faculty of Architecture and Built Environment, Chair History of Architecture and Urban Planning. Research assistant for the publication: O. Máčel, S. Woertman, C. van Wijk, 'Chairs. Catalogue of the collection of the Faculty of Architecture in Delft', Rotterdam, 2008.

Internship (0.5 years full-time) and part-time job (3.5 years) in architecture, urban planning, interior design and building technology.