Andrea Jany
is an architect and senior researcher in the field of housing. Her focus is on the future of living and housing in an urban and rural environment. This is driven by the desire to achieve high resident satisfaction by considering the requirements of the accommodation needs of future residents.
Bernhard Hohmann
is a geographer researching sustainability and transformation in housing, with a focus on cohousing and collaborative housing. His transdisciplinary research develops strategic measures for a sustainable energy transition in Graz’s housing sector.
Thomas Höflehner
is a geographer and sustainability researcher. He is interested in inter- and transdisciplinary transition research, integrated neighbourhood development, participatory urban and regional development as well as cooperative innovation and change processes.
Christina Kelz-Flitsch
is an architectural psychologist and senior researcher in the field of housing. Her research focuses on human environment relations: How do built environments influence people’s perception and behavior? How can humans best be included in planning and design processes?
Lisa Mercedes Mittischek
is a sociologist and gender researcher. Her research is based on a gender-sensitive, intersectional approach that makes differences between people a positive resource for a needs-based, sustainable society in and with built structures.
Former team member
Cornelia Draxler
is a Geographer and City Developer. Interested in making cities more livable and inclusive she aims for more green areas in cities, alternative forms of housing, better public transport systems and higher citizen participation.