Keep On Dreaming: an exhibition about entrepreneurship and ambition

Every business starts with a dream. But what does it take to turn that dream into reality?

Our exhibition Keep On Dreaming is now on display at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment!

Big or small, every business begins with an idea, an ambition or a vision of how things could be different. But turning a dream into reality takes more than just an idea. It takes courage, determination and the willingness to take risks.

Through the personal stories of three alumni of the BK Faculty, Max Latour from Urban Reef, Willie Vogel from Studio Inscape and Mare Santema from Use/space, the exhibition explores the ambitions, challenges and choices behind starting a business.

Each of them has followed a different path. Their stories show the diversity of entrepreneurship in the built environment, from developing new ideas and products to creating spaces and building a design practice. They also offer a glimpse into the personal journeys behind their businesses, including the challenges they have faced, the decisions they have made and the ambitions that continue to drive them.

Alongside their stories, discover the entrepreneurial community that has grown from our faculty. The exhibition brings together ventures founded by graduates of the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, showing the many different paths entrepreneurship can take.

You'll also discover the opportunities BK-Launch offers to help students and graduates turn their ideas into reality, from funding and professional guidance to workshops and education.

Above all, Keep On Dreaming invites you to reflect on your own ambitions and the possibilities ahead. Whether you already have a business idea or have never considered entrepreneurship before, we hope these stories encourage you to explore what might be possible.

What is your dream?

Visit the exhibition

The exhibition is free to visit and will be on display until Friday 20 November 2026.

Location: West Stairs, Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, TU Delft

Come and have a look!