Bio

Jasper Van de Vijver studied philosophy at the University of Antwerp and obtained his MA degree in 2008. He then started working as a PhD-fellow of the Research Foundation – Flanders. In 2017, he successfully defended his doctoral dissertation entitled Never Nowhere: A Philosophical Analysis of the Place of Man (written in Dutch). His primary area of interest is environmental philosophy.
He is affiliated to the Faculty of Design Sciences as a part-time guest lecturer in the Architecture curriculum. He also works as an education supervisor at the Philosophy department, Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
Favourite (interior)architecture project

St. Catherine’s College in Oxford (Arne Jacobsen, 1962) made a lasting impression when I visited for a week-long conference. Jacobsen managed to give a contemporary form to a traditional, even antiquated, typology. Furthermore, the place does not simply work as a college campus, but it offers highly tactile space(s) in which to wander.
(photo: J. Van de Vijver)
Contact & Links
Rodestraat 14 - 2000 Antwerpen - België
jasper.vandevijver@uantwerpen.be