Tobias Niederholzer

Completed Featured Studio Colletti Teaching

Rethink Austria Flooding

An inspiring semester culminates in a new beginning with a Dialogue, Review, and Collective Discussion on “Rethink Austria Flooding” taking place on 27 June 2025 at 13:00 at Exparch, Innsbruck.

We are honored to welcome two outstanding guest reviewers: Dr. Layla van Ellen and Ugochukwu Franklin Eze.

Course: Climate Responsive Architecture for Flooding Cities
Faculty: Santosh Kumar Ketham

Master’s Students:

– Fernsebner Helena
– Leitgeb Valentina
– Müller Arno
– Musavi Seyyed Mohammad
– Nakahara Anne Minori
– Nirankari Himanshu… more

Featured Guest Lecture Newsflash

QUANTENPHYSIK ZUM KENNENLERNEN

Ein Vortrag von Univ.-Prof. Dr. Gregor Weihs, Vizerektor für Forschung an der Universität Innsbruck. Unter dem Titel „Quantenphysik zum Kennenlernen“ fand dieser Vortrag im Rahmen des Entwurfstudios von Susanne Zottl „DISORIENTING FORWARD – Ein freundliches Angebot der Architektur an die Physik“ statt.

Mittwoch 19. März 18:00 @ exparch.hochbau / Spielwiese

Completed Featured Studio Colletti Teaching

Selected Topics in Architecture: Climate Responsive Design for Flooding Cities!

Course No.: 848152
Teaching: Santosh Kumar Ketham

Climate change is a critical issue, and flooding is one of the major problems affecting billions of people around the world. It is a highly important and timely topic, making it the need of the hour. Therefore, we need to collectively document, discuss, design, and develop strategies. It is high time to act, react, and reflect collectively. The strategies and ideas must be based on the specific place, climate, context, culture, crises, traditions, … more

Completed Featured Studio Colletti Teaching

EM2 A More than a Human Mantra

Course No.: 848188
Teaching: Marjan Colletti, Jade Bailey, Daria Smakthina

Hybrid Futures for a Vanishing Frontier


Brief

True wilderness is hard to come by. For thousands of years, human progress has coincided, not coincidentally, with the relentless transformation of our natural environment. We have and continue to cut, burn, cultivate, and exploit the Earth’s resources at an alarming rate in pursuit of survival, comfort, and advancement. This detrimental cycle has left important ecosystems unable to repair themselves and be forever … more

Completed Featured Newsflash Studio Colletti Teaching

E2 A More than a Human Mantra

Course No.: 848126
Teaching: Jade Bailey, Daria Smakthina

Hybrid Futures for a Vanishing Frontier


Brief

True wilderness is hard to come by. For thousands of years, human progress has coincided, not coincidentally, with the relentless transformation of our natural environment. We have and continue to cut, burn, cultivate, and exploit the Earth’s resources at an alarming rate in pursuit of survival, comfort, and advancement. This detrimental cycle has left important ecosystems unable to repair themselves and be forever altered.
The … more

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