Caroline Claus is a Brussels-based urban planner and sound artist whose practice-led research specialises in the study of sonic spatial atmospheres and the planning and design of sonic habitats for urban liveability and quality of life (QOL).
Her a-disciplinary practice—combining sonic ethnography, artistic production, and planning research—informs research projects, art residencies, and consultancy roles. Caroline is open to collaborations with planners, architects, university labs, curators, and cultural organisations to translate these insights into spatial strategies that foster resilient, sustainable, and contemporary urban landscapes.
Caroline has a dual background in sociology (UGent) and urbanism, spatial planning, and design (EhB & VUB, cum laude). She holds a PhD in Architecture from KU Leuven.
