Around 400 students, employees, alumni, and friends of the University of Liechtenstein came together for the University's summer celebration during its anniversary year. Under the motto “15 Years of the University of Liechtenstein and 65 Years of Education for Liechtenstein”, the event provided an opportunity for encounters, conversations, and exchange among people who shape the University today and those who have accompanied its development over many decades.

LSA Dean Prof. Michael Wagner opened the Summer Exhibition of the Liechtenstein School of Architecture on 27 May 2026 as part of the University of Liechtenstein Summer Party. The opening event provided insights into the work produced during the 2026 summer semester and also served as the occasion for the presentation of several awards.

When Artificial Intelligence explains its decisions, user trust grows. They gain a better understanding of the environment and shop more consciously. A new study from the University of Liechtenstein, published in the renowned "International Journal of Information Management," demonstrates this.

LSA Senior Lecturer Nina Beck was honoured together with an interdisciplinary team for the project «Die Gute Stube», which received the Special Award at the Austrian National Design Award 2026.

Students of the course «Upcycling and Circular Construction» discussed reversible connection solutions and their potential for circular construction together with Hilti AG.

The University of Liechtenstein participated in the 2nd Clay Building Symposium «Clay Connects – Tradition Meets Innovation» in Chur with several expert presentations, student projects and an excursion. The symposium brought together professionals from architecture, research and building practice and focused on current questions surrounding construction with clay.

What happens when architecture is neither clearly inside nor outside? In his lecture at the Liechtenstein School of Architecture, Christian Weyell of Weyell Zipse spoke about the award-winning project «Schulhaus Guggach» in Zurich and discussed how spaces can emerge that continuously evolve through climate, use and community.

The University of Liechtenstein warmly congratulates Piotr Piotrowski on the successful defence of his dissertation «BIM-assisted Digital Material Banks» on 27 April 2026.