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Regina Klinger

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Be so positive that negative people don't want to be near you 👯
Triathlete @dtv_nexus
📍Delft 🎓 PhD Candidate
@regi.analog

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#triathlon #dszwave #womenintriathlon #swimbikerun #teamcompetities #wave #wavewomen #podium #firstplace🏆 #teamwin

📸 @teamcompetities_triathlon by @regi.kling

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🌱 8 years plant based 🌱

#vegan #veganversary #plantbased #veganathlete #vegantriathlete #vegansavage #crueltyfree #sports #energy #motivation #plants #animals #climate #nature #sustainability #awareness #lovewhatyoudo #veganfoetheanimals #getoutofyourcomfortzone #behappy #inspiration #eattherainbow #feelgood #mood #timeflies #veganrunner #veganswimmer
#vegancyclist

"Veganism is a way of life that is orientated towards modern realities and is therefore current and realistic. It may be that our ancestors were dependent on meat, but thanks to our modern way of life, we no longer have to."

"Every rain begins with a drop."

@aljosha_ @papaistvegan @veganistungesund @fitgreenmind @cucinabotanica taken in Rabat-Salé by @regi.kling

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2 years ago

Lädschn
#zurich #tb #wäää #happyday #switzerland #face #hi #summer #sunglasses #summertime #happy #portrait #blonde #patagonia #wind #windy #windyday #summervibes #sunshine #sunshinegirl #excursion #friends #teeth taken in Zürich, Switzerland by @regi.kling

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Flowstate aka video analysis at @dtv_nexus 🩵✨ And becoming faster through @inkevduijn & @elinepeterse 🙂‍↕️🤝🏽

#triathlon #swimming #roka by @regi.kling

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3 days ago

By linking heritage, ecology and urban design, Regina Klinger's graduation project Vertical Blue proposes a climate-adaptive, socio-cultural framework that reconnects surface and subsurface of Naples' forgotten subterranean water systems. The project was selected by TU Delft for Archiprix 2026.

Q Can you (briefly) explain what design(ing) means to you?
A Designing for me is researching by radically and utopistically visualizing what cannot yet be found in a research paper. You could also carefully suggest and discuss in a scientific paper first, but there are more ways than just writing to put your research out. I found articles that tried to answer to Naples’ richness with “design” in their titles, but scrolling through them, the design answer was again textually heavy rather than visually and concretely worked out. So I decided to hypothetically design one of many possible futures – throwing a utopistic and maybe even provocative proposal into the ring, hoping to find sparring partners to debate other possibilities for reactivating Naples’ resources without stopping at the hypothetical.

I also have the feeling that when we are asked to design, we are expected to “add” to the city, solve every problem within our parameters or hang up a nice plan graphic. But Naples is a place where expansive and visually loud suggestions could create friction with its protected and beautiful historic urban landscape. It needs calibrated micro-interventions that enhance livability and heritage without the design having to be the starring role – interventions that contribute to mitigating heat, drought and sudden stormwater runoff from within the existing fabric.

Therefore, for me, designing is an act of making research visible and applied, and consists of careful listening and choosing a clear, contextualized solution before it becomes part of the bigger debate about possibilities. The design task was to make Naples’ depths visible and accessible again without overwriting what was already there. That kind of restraint – working with rather than on top of – is what I try to bring to every project.

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@regi.kling @bk.tudelft @archiprixnl taken in Napoli, Italy by @regi.kling

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🌱 10 years plant based 🌱

Expecting everyone to cut out animal products completely is as unrealistic as asking the entire world to stop smoking. But just like smoking less leads to better health outcomes, shifting toward more plant-based choices brings measurable benefits, individually and globally.

A plant-based way of living is possible in most parts of the world and responds to modern realities. It is informed by nutrition science, environmental data, and ethical understanding. While early humans may have depended on animal products for survival, advances in food systems, health research, and accessibility show we no longer need to.

Aligning a diet with values is no longer idealistic, it's evidence-based. And like every rain begins with a drop, change begins with a single choice in the supermarket.

#10yearsvegan
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#veganathlete
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#vegan by @regi.kling

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4 months ago

A bit late to make it official here as well but better late than never.

In June 2025 I graduated cum laude from the MSc Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences (Landscape Architecture) at TU Delft.

My project explored how the subterranean water system of Naples can be designed as landscape infrastructure that creates 3D public space and heritage both above and below ground.

In the UNESCO-protected historic center of Naples, urban heat, density and tourism leave little room for conventional development. Yet beneath the city lies a hidden network of aqueducts, wells, cisterns and tuff stone channels storing cool air and water.

Instead of large-scale redevelopment, I proposed small, precise micro interventions along the historic aqueduct line – designing vertically rather than horizontally.

At Porta Capuana, this approach reconnects underground spaces with the city above, restoring fountains, cloister gardens and squares while creating climate shelters, water storage and new subterranean public spaces.

The project suggests that future climate-adaptive cities may not need to expand outward – sometimes the answer lies in reading deeper. If we want greener cities, we may have to start with the blue first and blue can be so much more than just water. by @regi.kling

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7 months ago

Morning ☕

#austria #winter #alps #morningcoffee #mountains by @regi.kling

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9 months ago

Zomer throwback ⛰️☀️

#alps #home #austria #sunshine #happy #hike #hiking #mountainair #mountains #mountainlove #freshair #love #friendship #goodday #abovetheclouds #outdoors #trail by @regi.kling

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2025-2024-2023-2022-2020-2019-2018-2017
#family #love #grow #together #siblings #mum #dad #christmas #familytime #christmaseve #years #eightyears #cute #sisters #brother #smile #loveeachother #parents by @regi.kling

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10 months ago

Ons nieuwste ezine staat in het teken van de @KuiperCompagnons Graduation Awards 2025, uitgereikt tijdens een drukbezochte bijeenkomst bij @uniwageningen. De afstudeerders pakken ook dit jaar graag grote en actuele opgaven bij de kop, en komen daarbij met concrete plannen en voorstellen. We zetten hier de winnende projecten nog even op een rijtje:

- @regi.kling Regina Klinger van de TU Delft won de prijs voor het beste masterproject met haar plan om de ondergrondse waterlopen in Napels onderdeel te maken van het dagelijks leven.

- De tweede prijs was voor landschapsarchitect @rachel_borovska van de Amsterdamse Academie van Bouwkunst, die onderzocht hoe windstromen kunnen worden ingezet om de ecologische kwaliteit in de Bredase spoorzone te verbeteren.

- @lieke.verhoeven, Roel Muurlink en @emmacastelein van de @hasgreenacademy namen voor hun afstudeerproject het watersysteem van Zuid-Holland op de schop, en wonnen de eerste prijs bij de bachelors.

- De tweede prijs ging naar Isa Welling (@saxion_ruimtelijkeontwikkeling), die onderzocht hoe het Havenkwartier in Deventer kan transformeren naar een hoogstedelijke, leefbare, biodiverse en sociale stadswijk.

- Eervolle vermeldingen waren er voor Mike van Staten (@ravb010) en Ana Petre (@bredauniversityas).

Meer over ons ezine via de link in bio!

#blauwekamer #ezine #landschapsarchitectuur #stedenbouw #landscapearchitecture #urbanism #afstuderen #graduation by @regi.kling

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Dit zijn ze, de winnaars van de door Blauwe Kamer georganiseerde KuiperCompagnons Afstudeerprijzen. Tijdens een feestelijke bijeenkomst op 6 november bij @uniwageningen reikte juryvoorzitter Gijs van den Boomen de awards uit.

Landschapsarchitectuurstudent Regina Klinger van de @tudelft won de prijs voor het beste masterproject met haar plan om de ondergrondse waterlopen in Napels onderdeel te maken van het dagelijks leven. De jury noemt Klingers werk ‘een mooi project dat wetenschappelijke analyse combineert met poëzie’.

De tweede prijs ging naar landschapsarchitect @rachel_borovska van de Amsterdamse Academie van Bouwkunst, die onderzocht hoe windstromen kunnen worden ingezet om de ecologische kwaliteit in de Bredase spoorzone te verbeteren.

Bij de bachelors ging de eerste prijs naar een team van de @hasgreenacademy . @emmacastelein, @lieke.verhoeven en @roelmuurlink maakten een landschapsvisie voor het Hoogheemraadschap van Rijnland.

Stedenbouwstudent @isawelling van Saxion University of Applied Sciences won de tweede prijs. Haar plan voor de transformatie van een oud havengebied in Deventer getuigt van hoog vakmanschap.

Eervolle vermeldingen waren er voor de masterstudent Mike van Staten (Rotterdamse Academie voor Bouwkunst) en voor bachelorstudent @_anapetre_ (Breda University of Applied Sciences).

Lees het verslag van deze middag op onze site, link in bio!

#BlauweKamer #Magazine #Landschapsarchitectuur #Stedenbouw
#Landscapearchitecture #Urbanism #Afstuderen #Graduation #Awards taken in Wageningen University & Research by @regi.kling

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