Dipl. Ing. Dr. techn. Anna-Vera Deinhammer
in construction, Head of the Scientific Board, Endowed Professorship for Sustainable Real Estate Development at FH Wien of WKW Vocational Field Research in Construction, Architect, Integral Engineering Scientist, Expert for Circular Economy in Construction
Dr. Anna-Vera Deinhammer is a strategist, lobbyist and integral engineer in Vienna. She holds a diploma in architecture and subsequently completed a doctorate in integral engineering in Vienna and Sydney in the field of holistic quality assessment of buildings. All her activities are focused on the creation of a healthy and liveably built environment. She works according to the Quadruple Helix approach, which combines the perspectives of business, science, civil society and politics. Her work focuses on the circular economy in construction, integral building research and engineering science, which she has been contributing to the Circular Economy Forum Austria as a founding member and Director for Circular Cities Regions since July 2022. Since October 2022, she has represented the Austrian Society for Sustainable Real Estate ÖGNI at the World Green Building Council and the Climate Positive Europe Alliance CPEA in Brussels. She is also intensifying ÖGNI’s cooperation with Austrian municipalities and is involved in standards work in the Austrian Standards Institute’s “Sustainability of Buildings” committee. Since 1 June 2023, she has held an endowed professorship for sustainable real estate development at FHWien, which is intended to provide the real estate industry with scientifically sound impetus for achieving the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals and the EU Green Deal. This endowed professorship focuses on the scientific preparation and further development of trends in the currently extremely volatile field of sustainable and resource-conserving built environment. The aim of the Master’s degree programme in Real Estate Management is to generate methods, tools and thus international future fitness both for teaching and for practical use in the real estate and construction industry. The curriculum covers the fields of project development, property development, property valuation, portfolio management, as well as banking and insurance, which are to be examined in a transdisciplinary manner in the intended research activities of the Real Estate Management degree programme. Photo credit © Wirth