Christine Rottenbacher

Dipl. Ing. Dr. Christine Rottenbacher,

studied landscape architecture and landscape ecology at the University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences (while studying working at the Institute for Hydrobiology, in architectural offices and 3 years tutor at the Institute for Landscape Design - Supervision of open space student projects on design and perception), diploma thesis on "Citizen participation within the framework of village renewal in Tirol "

1991 start of an engineering office for landscape planning and landscape architecture

1996- Lecturer at the University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences (Institute of Engineering Biology and Landscaping, Prof. Florineth; Institute of Landscape Planning, Prof. Schneider)

2002-2006 research assistant at the Institute for Geoinformation and Cartography at the Vienna University of Technology, focusing on communication, knowledge integration, negotiation and decision-making processes in groups.

2006 awarding of the doctor tech. at the Vienna University of Technology

2007 Rupert Riedl Award for the dissertation "Moved Planning Process"

2016- research assistant and course leader "Ecological garden and green space management" and Nature-based Solutions_ strategies and measures for resilient living spaces" at the DBU of the Danube University Krems