Meet the editorial board

As a Landscape Architecture student, I'm most captivated by the smaller scale and have developed a special passion for planting design. Participation is another aspect that is of great importance to me. I like writing about all these three topics while I'm keeping myself busy with the chair-responsibilities. Subsequently I work on the design of our yearbook and keeping the website up to date.

I am a Landscape Architecture Master student who has been in Wageningen for a few years now. I have been with Topos ever since we started reviving it in 2022, because I admired the concept of this place where students could write about, share knowledge and inspire from our field in science, in a fun and entertaining way. Personally I love writing and drawing and being inspired by the many beautiful places that this world has to offer.

My name is Jens den Boer, and I am 20 years old. I am currently in my second year of the major Spatial Planning. Being part of TOPOS, I hope to improve my writing skills and build a deeper understanding of the field of spatial planning and landscape architecture. Within TOPOS I will be responsible for our social media platforms, and I will write an article from time to time.

My name is Jol, and I am a second year student of landscape architecture. I have a background in architecture, and I am very excited to learn more about the landscape now in Wageningen.

As a child, I traveled all over the country to blog about events for Kidsweek and YouTech. TOPOS seemed like the perfect way to combine these hobbies, and I like writing articles about festivals, exhibitions and books.

Hello readers, I am Karsten van Dijk. First year student landscape architecture and planning. As an aspiring spatial planner I am very interested in the relationships between land use and public transport networks. Topos is for me a way to develop my personal skills and gain knowledge. But also to share new insights.

As a student of the Masters Landscape Architecture I am eager about discovering scientific, cultural and socio-economic implications in out surrounding and applying this knowledge to functional & climate-adaptive designs. As a member of TOPOS, I stay involved in themas I feel professionally connected to and I contribute to the blog by writing articles or doing graphic design & art pages. Thinking responsibly about the future of landscapes brings me enthusiasm and a real-life design mission!