As a graduate of the institute for architecture at the university of applied arts one is part of a community of creative individuals, who coin and develop architecture.
Many of these IoA-Alumni act worldwide as independent architects, work in renowned architecture offices or are engaged in teaching and research at well-known universities. The alumni also contribute to the Angewandte’s international reputation to range among the best universities of art in the world.
It is the goal of the AAAC to network this creative potential, intensify the contacts between alumni and university and to build an alumni community, which supports the alumni’s work as well as the exchange between students and alumni.
Anton Falkeis, ao. Univ.-Prof. Arch. Mag.arch
Roswitha Janowski-Fritsch, Mag.phil.
Contact
Telephone +43 1 711 33 - 2040
Email architecture@uni-ak.ac.at
Latest News
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16 March 2012
Vortrag Michael Wallraff
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9 June 2010
(Un)Built – Architecture Live 7Architecture Live 7 presents the work and uncompromising spirit that Raimund Abraham gave the field of architecture in conjunction with a selected group of Alumni that will share their perspective towards architecture beyond the bounds of this University.
June 13, 2010, 1pm–3.30pm
University of Applied Arts -
9 June 2010
IoA Sliver Gallery OpeningInitiation of a large-scale research based on a thesis of the neuroscientist Wolf Singer suggesting a comparison between the architecture of the human brain as model for complex urban structures.
Upcoming Sliver events 2010 May 25th, 7pm
Daniel Bosia, Structural Engineer, ARUP, London
Latest Articles
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11 June 2010
Urban Lounge
Die skulpturale Umsetzung einer städtebaulichen Entwurfsstrategie am wiener Roland-Rainer-Platz
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1 May 2010
Warum machen sich Architekten nicht daran, Gebäude zu errichten, die mehr Energie produzieren, als sie verbrauchen?
Power Rise: Ein Energie transformierendes Gebäude -
11 March 2010
Fragen der sozialen und ökologischen Nachhaltigkeit bestimmen eine tragfähige Stadtentwicklung und das sozialräumliche, ökonomische und kulturelle Mikroklima.
Brain City Lab