Isabel Stumfol speaks with Barbara Steinbrunner, Lena Schartmüller, and the master’s students Eva Mitteregger, Nicole Schütz, and Valentin Auer about their results from the course The Single-Family House.

This episode takes place in cooperation with the Architecture Days 2024.

Isabel Stumfol is a spatial planner and coordinates the Center for Rural Areas at the Faculty of Architecture and Spatial Planning, where research and teaching are conducted in collaboration with practice, regions, and municipalities.
https://landuni.at

Barbara Steinbrunner studied spatial planning and is currently a university assistant at the Research Unit for Land Policy and Land Management at the Institute for Spatial Planning at TU Wien.
https://www.tuwien.at/ar/boden

Lena Schartmüller studied spatial planning. She is a university assistant at the Research Unit for Local Spatial Planning at TU Wien, where she is also working on her dissertation on cooperatively used spaces.

Eva Mitteregger is studying in the Master’s program in Spatial Planning and Regional Development at TU Wien.

Nicole Schütz is studying in the Master’s program in Spatial Planning and Regional Development at TU Wien and in Spatial Research at the University of Vienna.

Valentin Auer is studying in the Master’s program in Spatial Planning and Regional Development at TU Wien.

Podcast information
The podcast ZUKUNFT STADT is a project of the Faculty of Architecture and Spatial Planning at TU Wien. It is produced in cooperation between future.lab and the Research Unit for Local Spatial Planning at TU Wien.

Concept and production, audio and editing: Lukas Bast, Lena Hohenkamp, Lisa-Marie Kramer, and Madlyn Miessgang
Intro music: Jakob Kotal