Arts centre STUK

Lieselot became an architect at St-Lucas in Ghent in 2003. She has been a BB'er since 2006 and is part of Team Architecture (private sector Flanders).

Stephanie became an ir. arch. at Ghent University in 2014, majoring in architectural design and structural engineering. For one year, she worked as a scientific assistant. Still at UGent, she finished the course Damage Diagnosis and Repair of Concrete in 2018. Since 2015, Stephanie has been a BB'er and is part of Team Renovation, Restoration & Maintenance.

Being able to put people out of their misery at short notice with bite-sized advice is the challenge Stephanie faces with herself every day. Communicating correctly and pleasantly, making clear agreements and keeping the client clearly on board step by step makes good friends. Not the kind she wants to go out to the pub with, but completing a job on good terms is a job well done. Every exterior shell that passes through her renovation hands is ready for the future. Being able to say that and keep good friends from it too, il faut le faire.

Robbe became a civil engineer-architect at UGent as well as a BB'er in 2014. He is a certified EPB advisor in Brussels. Robbe is part of Team Sustainability, Energy and Comfort.

Robbe likes to champion conservation. Of buildings, that is. In all other areas, he is particularly progressive and up-to-date. He loves advising design teams on the development of a sustainable, high-quality indoor climate. If he succeeds without too many technical installations, he is a satisfied man. Robbe likes to help think about tailor-made building physics solutions and rarely sends a colleague back from a wasted journey.

Katrien became an ir. arch. at KU Leuven in 2016. For two years, she was a staff member of Agion's Knowledge and Consultancy Department. In 2019, she followed the postgraduate course Bio-ecological Building and Living out of interest. Since 2020, she has been part of Team Sustainability, Energy & Comfort.