- Research Assistant / PhD Student
- Craft & Structure
- Current Activity
- Architect in the office Hartmann Architekten (Graubünden)
Teacher in the studie: Basic Studio Craft with Robert Mair
PHD Candidate at the School of Architecture at the depart-ment: "Craft" at the University of Liechtenstein
Ongoing FFF Project until the beginning of 2026
- Education
- since 2022
PHD Candidate for architecture at the University of Liechtenstein
- 2021
Master of Science Universität Liechtenstein
- 2019
Bachelor of Science Universität Liechtenstein
- 2015
High School Diploma at the Katharinen Gymnasium Ingolstadt
- Career
- since 2022
Research assistant at the University of Liechtenstein
- 2021 — 2024
Hartmann Architekten
- 2019
Internship Ospelt Strehlau Architekten
- 2018
Internship Kaunbe Architekten
- 2017
Internship Becker Architektur
- Visiting Academic
- 2020
Trondheim NTNU University
- 2011 — 2012
Tustin (Los Angeles, California, USA)
- Schedule for SS 25
- Independent Study: Campus Outdoor Spaces (C&S, 2 ECTS) (Seminar) Meister, Herle
- Independent Study: Campus outdoor spaces (C&S, 3 ECTS) (Seminar) Herle, Meister
- Independent Study: Campus Outdoor Spaces (C&S, 4 ECTS) (Seminar) Herle, Meister
- Independent Study: Red Cube part two (C&S, 4 ECTS) (Seminar) Herle, Meister, Rist-Stadelmann
- Crooked Wood
- FFF-Förderprojekt, January 2025 until December 2025
About 41% of the principality of Liechtenstein is covered by forest. (Amt für Statistik, 2021) Three quarters of this forest are defined as protective due to an average gradient of 40% or more. (Amt ... more ...
- Crooked Wood - Finding potential in local Wood
- PhD-Thesis, since November 2023
About 41% of the principality of Liechtenstein is covered by forest. (Amt für Statistik, 2021)Three quarters of this forest are defined as protective due to an average gradient of 40% or more. (Amt ... more ...
- Hardwood in architecture – finding solutions for an endangered wood industry facing climate changes
- FFF-Förderprojekt, July 2023 until February 2026
About 41% of the principality of Liechtenstein is covered by forest. (Amt für Statistik, 2020) Thus the forest is one of the most important landscape features of the country and serves as the ... more ...