Selina Lutz

Selina Lutz is a Lecturer at the Institute of Architecture (IAR) within the School of Engineering and Architecture at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. She is affiliated with the Competence Center Typology & Planning in Architecture (CCTP), focusing on interdisciplinary research in architectural psychology, urban sociology, and sustainable living concepts.

**Education**:

• Bachelor of Arts in Interior Architecture, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts
• Master of Advanced Studies in Living (ETH Wohnforum), ETH Zurich
• Advanced Training in Applied Residential and Architectural Psychology (IWAP), Graz

**Research Focus**: Her work addresses innovative living forms, community-focused architecture, sufficiency in housing, migration-related social integration, and health-promoting design. She emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and need-oriented planning processes.

**Projects**: She leads 17 research projects on topics like small dwelling forms, asylum seeker integration through architecture, and empirical methods in architectural research.

**Professional Activities**: She has extensive experience as an independent interior architect and project leader in Switzerland and Italy, with expertise in project management, funding acquisition, and transdisciplinary methodologies.