Civil engineer architect (UCL 2009), Géraldine worked for several architecture, urban planning and engineering firms and have contributed to a variety of projects in Belgium, Switzerland and The Netherlands. Her professional experience has focused in particular on the renovation and extension of large public and private buildings in urban centres, and the supervision of complex projects involving the use of sustainable materials and reuse. She has also passed on this experience through teaching and research assignments at Faculties of Architecture LOCI in Belgium and at the Lausanne Polytechnic Federal School - EPFL in Switzerland.
Rotor is a Brussels based research group, design studio and consultancy with the aim to make the reclamation and reuse of building materials an accessible option across Europe. To reach this objective, Rotor has developed since 2006 critical positions, adopting multiple approaches: research, projects in architecture and interior design, assisting architects and building commissioners to reach reuse ambitions, exhibitions, books, economic models, policy proposals and education. In 2015, the work of Rotor received the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture under the patronage of UNESCO. In 2016, Rotor launched the spin-off Rotor DC, an innovative business activity reclaiming, processing and selling reuse products.
