Interview of Catherine De Wolf about her research on BBC World News.

“Weniger ist mehr, auch beim Bauen” at the Swiss Sustainability Forum

Agenda Blog about 4 promising digital technologies for circular construction

Interview on circular construction with De Tijd (‘The Times’) in Belgium

Interview in Detail Magazine, the leading international magazine for architecture and structural engineering.

With Prof. Dillenburger & Prof. Habert, Prof. De Wolf was interviewed by Le Temps.

Article about the dome built by ETH students with reused materials.

As a board member of Cirkla, Catherine was mentioned in Hochparterre.

Interview of Catherine De Wolf about the twin digital-circular transition.

Article about visionary architects and interview with Catherine De Wolf

Interview of Catherine De Wolf about the Innovator Under 35 award.

Catherine was a jury member of the award of the Swiss Institute for Engineers and Architects (SIA) and gave a talk with Emanuel Christ und Cristina Zanini Barzaghi.

“Les nouveaux matériaux”, A talk by Catherine De Wolf at TEDxPanthéonSorbonne about how to lower the embodied carbon of our buildings and how to look at them differently.

This event marks the inauguration of Prof. Dr. Catherine De Wolf at ETH Zurich. Watch her talk “This is not a pipe: how digital innovation can help circular construction.”

Catherine spoke at the Engadin Art Talks about hope towards a circular construction!

Catherine De Wolf, Jennifer Giroux and Annemie Wyckmans spoke at the Rethinking Cities panel moderated by Chris Luebkeman.

Invited as a Maddy Keynote speaker, Catherine shares her visions for more sustainable architecture during this major, live-broadcasted event about innovation in France.

Awarded as one of the 35 global innovators under 35, Catherine De Wolf is recognised in the category “Artificial Intelligence”.

Together with Momoyo Kaijima, Barbara Buser, Elias Knecht and their students, Catherine De Wolf won the Arc Award for their Reuse Pavilion “CircÛbi”.

Fostering innovative teaching and learning at ETH.

Catherine De Wolf is on the list of Innovators Under 35 Europe who are recognised for their advancements in diverse technical fields.

Support for circular construction projects in the Flanders.

Catherine De Wolf obtained a Marie Curie Fellowship to conduct a postdoc at EPFL.

The MIT Presidential Fellowship is a prestigious program to recruit the most outstanding PhD students worldwide.

Wallonia Brussels International (WBI) World Excellence Fellowships provides funding for training abroad

The ACSA Award recognised our TAD paper on benchmarking embodied carbon as best research contribution.

The Hang Prize is given to the best papers of the IASS conference.

Philanthropy fostering higher education of deserving Belgians and Americans.

Catherine De Wolf was one of the laureates of the Innovators under 35 Belgium Awards.