Gregor Radinger

Gregor Radinger is the Head of the Center for Environmental Sensitivity at the University for Continuing Education Krems. His work focuses on sustainable architecture, energy efficiency, and the intersection of education and environmental conservation. He leads projects such as Reboot BUILD UP Skills Austria (2022–2024), exploring educational programs for zero-emission buildings, and has contributed to initiatives like NIILS (2022–2024), addressing inclusive learning spaces.

Key research interests include daylight planning in buildings, the role of cultural heritage in sustainable construction, and the impact of learning environments on student well-being. He has authored over 15 publications since 2017, with recent work emphasizing climate-resilient building practices and policy frameworks for energy transition.

Radinger’s projects are funded by EU grants, FFG (Austrian Research Promotion Agency), and private enterprises. He frequently lectures on topics like vernacular architecture and urban sustainability, blending academic rigor with practical applications in building design and education.