OpenFace Day 2026 to Showcase the Future of Façade Design at TU Delft

OpenFace Day 2026 to Showcase the Future of Façade Design at TU Delft
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Date: 15 June 2026

On 24 June 2026, TU Delft will host OpenFace Day, a hybrid event bringing together researchers, students, and industry professionals to explore the latest developments in façade design and engineering.

The event will feature presentations on innovative topics including circular materials, adaptive systems, performance-driven prototypes, and digital workflows. A key highlight of the day will be the launch of the OpenFace MicroMaster, marking an important milestone for the OpenFace community.

Taking place at The Pulse, TU Delft, and livestreamed worldwide, the event offers both onsite and remote participants the opportunity to engage with cutting-edge research and emerging ideas shaping the future of the built environment.

The program includes an Innovation Pitch Session, an introduction to the OpenFace Master Program, and the presentation of the Best Pitch Award, followed by a campus BBQ for attendees.

OpenFace Day provides a valuable platform for participants to present their work to an international façade community, receive expert feedback, gain professional visibility, and build connections across academia and industry.

Join the livestream: register here to follow the event online!

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