DI Stefan Zedlacher
Körnermarkt 13
3500 Krems an der Donau
+43 662-8044-4980
+43 650-5435557
stefan.zedlacher@plus.ac.at
I am a computer architect. Whether it’s software, programming languages, databases or circuit boards that need to be soldered: I simply enjoy digital technology! I’ve also learnt how castles, churches and temples work and I can build houses too. But when architecture meets information technology, that’s when things start to get exciting and entertaining for me!
I’m currently working on Tibetan temples and Hohensalzburg Castle. My task is to understand how data is collected and stored and to show that this data can also be easily retrieved. The best way to do this is in the same way as we know it from architectural spaces. I also teach young people at school and university how to use the computer as a tool according to their own ideas.
Education
1993 – 2005 Studied architecture at the Graz University of Technology
Activities | Projects
Collaboration in the INVENTARIA project
Since March 2022: Collaborator in the project ‘Hohensalzburg digital’
2021 – 2022 Research assistant at the Institute of Architecture and Media in the FWF project ‘Digital Chamba – The Cultural Heritage of Chamba’
2014 – 2016 Research assistant at the Institute of Art History in the go!digital project ‘Renaissance Architecture – A Digital Anthology of Heinrich von Geymüller’
2007 – 2013 Research assistant at the Institute for Architecture and Media. Supervision of courses: Digital Methods 1 to 4, Information Visualisation, Digital Form and Movement, Architectural Visualisation, Designing Specialised Topics, etc.
2009 – 2013 Lecturer at the New Design University in St. Pölten for CAD, 3D modelling, programming, digital fabrication and visualisation
1996 – 2005 Student assistant at the Institutes of Architecture and Urban Design