Multilevel warehousing in the Netherlands – TLN
Overview
| Company Name / Department |
Transport en Logistiek Nederland (TLN) |
| Contact Person |
Cees Pille |
| Location | Zoetermeer |
|
Optional remote work |
Yes, 95% |
| Travel expenses (own account or reimbursed by the company) | Not applicable |
| Housing arranged by company | No |
| Housing expenses (how much per month, own account or subsidized by the company) | Not applicable |
| Internship compensation | TBD |
| Study program | OML |
| ESCF community |
Full member |
| Start date |
February, 2024 |
Company Description
TLN is the Dutch business association for companies in logistics and transport based in Zoetermeer (Zuid-Holland).
Project Description
Project description:
The Netherlands is a high-density country with a lot of logistical activity. Public opinion is critical when it comes to the allocation of land to warehouses. However, the Netherlands has relatively few high-rise buildings. Specifically warehouses are often single-level, while they compete for scarcely available space. Therefore, this project aims to find out what the potential is of multi-level warehouses.
We aim to investigate:
- What are the additional costs and revenues of multilevel buildings.
- What are the main challenges for developing multilevel buildings
A concrete case with a cost-benefit analysis of a warehousing concept with one of the TLN members.
Goals of the project:
Insight into the possibilities of multilevel warehouses.
Deliverables:
Report and Thesis
Essential student knowledge:
Knowledge of supply chains, warehouses, and affinity with construction en spatial development.
More information: escf@tue.nl
