Bernhard Luthringshausen
with Evelyn Temmel
Bernhard Luthringshausen works in the fields of architecture and urbanism.
As a MAK-Schindler Fellow, he collaborated with Evelyn Temmel on the project “Artifacts of a Parallel Ecology,” which examined the systematics of private backyards in Los Angeles. Artifacts of a Parallel Ecology, in which they analysed the urban morphology and domestic practices of backyard spaces.
In 2021, he founded the office BELT Architektur Buero together with Evelyn Temmel in Vienna. Their work range from urban planning and architectural design to interventions in and with existing structures. Their theoretical focus lies in the interplay between social transformation and the influence of socio-political frameworks on the built environment, as well as the evolution and adaptation of architectural typologies.
EDUCATION
Technical University Graz, Architecture
Graz, Austria
Escola Técnica Superior d’Arquitectura del Valles, Architecture
Universidad de Catalunya
Barcelona, Spain
JURY
Kirsty Bell
Bettina Götz
Hou Hanru
Markus Schinwald
Christoph Thun-Hohenstein
FINAL PROJECT
