Tim studied architecture at the Eindhoven University of Technology and graduated on the revitalization of the Hofplein Railway overpass in Rotterdam. During the course of his study he was the editor of the Chepos, a quarterly magazine on architecture, urbanism and engineering. He started his career at VHP architects and urbanists where he worked on multiple large-scale projects in Russia and a selection of competitions and research projects in the Netherlands. In 2009 he switched to Studio Marco Vermeulen, a research and design office based in Rotterdam. In the past two years he has worked on a variety of projects, including the masterplanning of large sustainable industrial areas, the design of an eco passage constructed out of tree logs, a 3D park and the conceptualization and prototyping of water squares: an innovative design for dealing with storm water run-off in dense urban areas. Recently he has attended and tutored at three workshops in Brazil, organized by the NAi, Studio X (Columbia University NY) and the AA School of Architecture.

In 2011 Tim moved to the United States to further pursue his career in architecture, urbanism and research.

Specialties
In the course of his study and career Tim has obtained proficiency in a variety of presentation skills. His strength lies within the conceptualization of an idea, be it for a masterplan, a building or a public space. In order to present his ideas he uses sketches, models, 3D software (Sketchup, and recently Rhino/3DMax) but foremost he is experienced in using the Adobe software. He enjoys working in a team and has excellent time management skills.