Angelika Hinterbrandner Email & Phone Number

Berlin, De

Berlin, De

Berlin, Germany

Research associate specializing in Housing and Construction Policy at the Bundestag for the MP Kassem Taher Saleh

Berlin, Germany

I initiate and consult on knowledge transfer in the field of the built environment. The development of accessible and engaging content and formats as well as project management and facilitation are core parts of my daily work. Just like podcasting, publishing, speaking & moderating, developing workshops & other teaching formats. Topic-wise, I am focussing on the political economy of housing and spatial practitioners' responses to the climate crisis.

kontextur / @kntxtr is a digital magazine spinning around architecture. We are based in Berlin and Leipzig.kontextur.info/www.instagram.com/kntxtr | @kntxtr

Zurich, Switzerland

Strategic development of the Knowledge Management Structure for the research team from backend (Research Data Management) to frontend (format development from website over publications to exhibition formats), Studio Teaching

Zurich, Switzerland

Project manager Educational Development at the ETH Zurich, facilitating the Curriculum Revision Process BSc Architecture at the D-ARCH

Zurich, Switzerland

Munich, Bavaria, Germany

A Spatial Approach to the Polycrisis: Applying an Intersectional Theory of ChangeThe seminar examines the complex challenges of the polycrisis, including climate change, rising tendencies of fascism, and intersecting socio-economic issues such as inequality and climate (in)justice. Through an intersectional feminist lens, participants explore how architecture and spatial interventions can influence, transform, or improve these multifaceted dimensions. In the first block of the seminar, participants develop a fundamental understanding of the systemic connections of today’s crises. The second block contextualizes the polycrisis in a spatial framework, analyzing it from an architectural perspective with an intersectional feminist approach. In the third block, participants develop their own positions and a collective vision for spatially addressing the polycrisis. Theory of Change is explored as a framework for strategically designing spatial interventions and responses. Students learn to formulate specific goals for socio-economic change, analyze case studies, map stakeholders, and translate their transformative approaches and demands into actionable steps. They deepen their strategic decisionmaking abilities, critical awareness, and communication tools to articulate their own positions and effectively engage stakeholders. The integration of intersectional feminist thinking aims to clarify one’s role and responsibility in the process of societal transformation and foster understanding of various struggles within the social fabric

Berlin, Germany

Zurich, Switzerland

Berlin Area, Germany

Research, strategische Kommunikation, Ausstellungen

Berlin, Germany

Content Management and Editorial Work

Member of the Editorial Board of CARTHA, a web based, free, architectural publication. www.carthamagazine.com

Berlin

Managing editor for the issues ARCH+ 234: Datatopia, Special Edition

Basel Area, Switzerland

Graz

Working Group Sustainable Construction of the Institute of Technology and Testing of Building MaterialsResearch Assistant; Editorial & graphic work, supporting the publication processes of the IEA EBC Annex 57

Graz

Teaching Assistant at the Institute for Design & Architectural Typologies

Rotterdam Und Umgebung, Niederlande

Master Of Arts - Ma, Leadership In Digitaler Innovation

Master Of Architecture - March, Architecture, Dipl.Ing.In

Master’S Degree, Architecture, March

Bachelor’S Degree, Architecture, Bsc

Activities and Societies: STP Student Trainer Project Studierende für Studierende